Lancashire parish with over 1,100 caravans to get 42 more despite local objections
Fylde Council has approved plans to reconfigure Hurst Lea Caravan Park in Little Eccleston and change the use of adjoining land to allow 42 static hol...
Fylde Council has approved plans to reconfigure Hurst Lea Caravan Park in Little Eccleston and change the use of adjoining land to allow 42 static holiday caravans. Little Eccleston with Larbreck Parish Council objected, noting the village already has 1,107 caravans and warning of traffic and parking issues. Lancashire County Council's highways department found no significant impact on road safety, and planning officers said the site is enclosed by existing parks and housing, limiting its visibility. Permission was granted on July 10 with conditions including a ban on permanent residence and biodiversity measures.