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16/09/2020

Case study: New life for The Newt

Words: Matt Moody

Newt sculpture

Hadspen House in Somerset and its estate have been transformed from a traditional private estate into a high-grade hotel, landscaped garden and sustainable tourist destination. Good planning – with plenty of newt-counting – was integral, as Matt Moody discovers

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CATEGORY: Excellence in planning for heritage and culture

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