Plans to open a café at a seaside beauty spot in North Yorkshire have been dropped.
, the estate said the revised plan, dropping the café proposal, recognised its "responsibilities" towards the communities living in and around the national park.
However, estate director Robert Childerhouse said the car park would improve off-street provision for visitors. "The current car park is frequently full in peak season and at weekends, leading cars to park either on the roadside at the bottom of the bank, which causes congestion and dangerous manoeuvring, or on the street along Hinderwell and Ellerby Lanes, which also causes congestion and inconvenience to local residents," he said.
"We are confident that our new car park would have a beneficial effect both on the local economy and on the quality of life at Runswick Bay."Follow BBC Yorkshire on
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