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North Yorkshire farm seeks retrospective planning permission after various changes to business
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North Yorkshire farm seeks retrospective planning permission after various changes to business
The owner of Woodhouse Farm, near Great Ayton, says farmers were having to become entrepreneurs and use their land and buildings in different ways to make money
·Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
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Opposition to North Yorkshire farming family’s diversification application - Hambleton Today
A North Yorkshire farming family which has diversified its business by opening a cafe and farm shop is facing opposition to further expansion. The owners of Woodhouse Farm, near Great Ayton, are seeking retrospective planning permission for various changes to the business. In 2015, planning permission was granted for a cafe, known as Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop, to be created out of a redundant barn. Permission for a farm shop in a disused cow …
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