Peak District entry fee could bridge funding gap, national park chief executive suggests The chief executive said that charging each visitor 10p could give the national park the vital funding it needs ...

The chief executive of the Peak District National Park Authority has called for government support as it looks to bridge the funding gap caused by "cuts" to grants that go to the national park.. It ...

The Peak District National Park Authority, based in Bakewell in Derbyshire, says it has had a 50% real terms funding cut over the last decade, while grappling with issues like wildfires and ...

The Peak District National Park Authority, based in Bakewell in Derbyshire, says it has had a 50% real terms funding cut over the last decade, while grappling with issues like wildfires and ...

Charging “as little as 10p” to visit the Peak District would relieve the pressure from 10 years of Government cuts, according to the national park’s leader.

A wildfire warning sign is being trialled in part of the Peak District. Located at Owler Bar, near Holmesfield in Derbyshire, it will be controlled by the Moors for Future Partnership (MFP), which ...

"In the Peak District National Park, we have around 20 million visitors a year. If we had 10p from each visitor, that would more than make up for the cuts the government is making to our core grant.

Peak District National Park has impressed its visitors, with some sharing their experiences on Google Reviews, where it has a 4.8/5 rating from 33,516 reviews.

The Peak District, which stretches across parts of Derbyshire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Staffordshire and Yorkshire, became the UK’s first national park in 1951.

"In the Peak District National Park, we have around 20 million visitors a year. If we had 10p from each visitor, that would more than make up for the cuts the government is making to our core grant.