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Beauty spot 30 minutes from Newcastle with delightful cream teas in stunning courtyard

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Beauty spot 30 minutes from Newcastle with delightful cream teas in stunning courtyard
Chronicle Live
Chronicle Live20 mins ago
Beauty spot 30 minutes from Newcastle with delightful cream teas in stunning courtyard
The Stables at Beamish Hall Hotel is in a gorgeous location in the North East and includes a café and restaurant
Birmingham Live
Birmingham Live2 days ago
Eight bikers face £960 fine after ice cream stop at tourist spot
The eight motorcyclists each in the process of receiving two £60 parking charge notices after stopping for ice cream
Daily Star
Daily Star2 days ago
Eight bikers stop for ice cream at UK beauty spot costing almost £1,000
A group of eight motorcyclists from Devon were each hit with £120 in parking penalty notices after stopping twice to buy ice creams at Llyn Tegid in Eryri National Park – and they are not the only ones caught out by the new Snowdonia parking fines
Bikers fined nearly £1,000 for buying ice creams at North Wales beauty spot
The popular lake has seen chaotic scenes due to its popularity in recent years
Daily Record
Daily Record2 days ago
Bikers fined nearly £1000 after stopping for ice cream at popular beauty spot
The group, who have visited the beauty spot in recent years, were shocked to be slapped with a parking bill.
Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo3 days ago
Eight bikers fined £960 after stopping for ice creams at Snowdonia lake
The incident follows chaotic scenes on local roads in recent summers
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru🏁 first to report4 days ago
‘Quick reminder’ issued to campervan owners following issues at Welsh beauty spots
Nation Cymru staff Natural Resources Wales has issued a ‘quick reminder’ to owners of campervans and motorhomes following a series of ‘disheartening’ issues at two of Wales’ most visited beauty spots. A post shared to Natural Resources Wales’ Facebook post reads: A quick reminder for anyone visiting Dinas Rock and Wate