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£8 Million Holiday Park Planned for North Yorkshire Village

11.05.2026 13:24 1 min 1 source
Time Out United Kingdom ENG
£8 Million Holiday Park Planned for North Yorkshire Village
Original source: Time Out United Kingdom

Fat Badger Group has submitted plans for a holiday park in Kirkby Fleetham, including 24 lodges, 11 holiday lets, a spa, two padel courts, and motorhome parking. The proposal has received 71 objections and 23 comments in support. A council decision is due by June 2.

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£8 Million Holiday Park Planned for North Yorkshire Village

11.05.2026 Time Out United Kingdom ENG Original source

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