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“In May 2015 we issued an enforcement notice in relation to the use of the former barn as a separate holiday letting dwelling,” it said.
“An appeal against the enforcement notice was dismissed in February 2016 and it was understood that the use as a separate dwelling had ceased in compliance with the requirements of the enforcement notice.“
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In 2018 we became aware that the applicant was living in the former barn and letting the farmhouse as holiday accommodation.
This separate use of the former barn was in contravention of the enforcement notice and so resulted in an offence being committed.
“The applicant’s agent has confirmed that the former barn is no longer being occupied as a separate dwelling and the enforcement notice is now being complied with.”
THE Lake District National Park is marking its 70th anniversary. This week marks the 70th anniversary of England’s largest national park – the Lake District - formally designated as the UK’s second park for the nation on May 9, 1951. This anniversary follows a year in which people have appreciated open spaces and nature more than ever, as a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic, according to Lake District National Park Authority Chief Executive, Richard Leafe. Mr Leafe said: “This last year has shown us how much people value this protected, national landscape and how important it has been for everyone’s wellbeing.
THE Lake District National Park is marking its 70th anniversary. This week marks the 70th anniversary of England’s largest national park – the Lake District - formally designated as the UK’s second park for the nation on May 9, 1951. This anniversary follows a year in which people have appreciated open spaces and nature more than ever, as a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic, according to Lake District National Park Authority Chief Executive, Richard Leafe. Mr Leafe said: “This last year has shown us how much people value this protected, national landscape and how important it has been for everyone’s wellbeing.
A BOUTIQUE hotel has shared an artist impression of what its new reception and Pavillion building will look like after its renovation work. Rothay Manor in Ambleside is set to undergo a number of renovations after plans were approved by the Lake District National Park Authority earlier this year, including: a new hotel entrance off of Borrans Road (A593) and new car parking facility to the North of the site, the demolition of the existing bungalow and replacement of a new build hotel bedroom and spa facility building. As well as this, the hotel plans on removing the existing conservatory extension to the main hotel building and undergoing landscaping to the north of the site and front of the hotel.