Will C&MC now be supportive of Motorhome Aires?

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  • peedee
    peedee Club Member Posts: 9,387 ✭✭✭
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    edited March 2017 #32

    Surely it depends on what revenue they think they can earn from it? Some councils with the right location could well have a gold mine on their door step. There was a private one at Ambleside which used to be very popular but was forced to close. I cannot remember why. However, it looks like the Lake District council are having second thoughts about such areas.

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  • JVB66
    JVB66 Forum Participant Posts: 22,892
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    edited March 2017 #33

    The Ambleside "aire" was set up without planning permission from the Park authorities,and has since been issued with a legal closure notice,so no longer exists

  • KeefySher
    KeefySher Forum Participant Posts: 1,128
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    edited March 2017 #34

    How many Aires in France were established sans permissions? tongue-out I would venture considerable numbers.

    In France - Hello, welcome, stay over, visit a restaraunt, have dinner, get fresh bread for breakfast, some more for lunch, cheese, jambon, wine; have a lovely time. See you again soon. Tell your friends we appreciate you.

    In Britain - Sod orf you pesky tourists. Want to park, that'll be £3per hour, but no over height vehicles (barriers in most places), don't park within the bay, both of those will be £100 fine and don't dare drop litter. Our seaside towns are dying, people don't visit, high streets are dying, no one comes here anymore. Tell your friends how unfriendly, money grabbing and officious we are

    You couldn't make it up. tongue-out

  • Navigateur
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    edited March 2017 #35

    For "without planning permission" we might read "without money going to the council".

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