Holiday lodge plans withdrawn after Lake District concerns

Summarised from 4 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 6 Oct, 07:01 · Archive

Plans to build six holiday lodges at a Lake District hotel have been withdrawn following local concerns. Objections were raised over drainage and sewage issues, parking provision, environmental impacts and the scale of the development. The plans had prompted dozens of objections from those worried about wildlife and traffic in the area, with some fearing the development could rival the scale of Center Parcs.

How it is being reported

• ‘More than Center Parcs’ fear as 130 holiday lodges planned near Lake DistrictWestmorland Gazette · 6 Oct, 08:17
• ‘More than Center Parcs’ fear as 130 holiday lodges planned near Lake DistrictNW Evening Mail · 6 Oct, 08:17
• Concerns over sewage, parking and wildlife raised over Lake District new lodge plansNews & Star · 6 Oct, 06:00
• Concerns over sewage, parking and wildlife raised over Lake District new lodge plansWhitehaven News · 6 Oct, 06:00
• Concerns over sewage, parking and wildlife raised over Lake District new lodge plansWestmorland Gazette · 6 Oct, 06:00
• Concerns over sewage, parking and wildlife raised over Lake District new lodge plansNW Evening Mail · 6 Oct, 06:00
• ‘More than Center Parcs’ fear as 130 holiday lodges planned near Lake DistrictNews & Star · 6 Oct, 05:00

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