The National Park is home to a wide range of important architecture: Norman castles and mediaeval farmhouses, concentrations of 17th and 18th century buildings within the main settlements, and a scatter of very fine rural buildings which often retain original features such as stone tiles, screens and mullioned windows.
Read more about - HeritagePlanning applications can be made, viewed and commented on using the UK Planning Portal and the ...
Read more about - Applications OnlineThe first purpose of the National Park is to ensure that the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural ...
Read more about - Wildlife and EnvironmentThese pages set out the framework for the function of the Planning services Enforcement Service at ...
Read more about - Enforcement and MonitoringYou can now view planning applications, related documents and comment on them online
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Members AllowancesDetails of what members do, where they are from and what allowances they receive.
Want to speak at a public meeting?Details on how you can speak at a public meeting of the Authority
