New Car Park, White Horse Hill, Uffington
Creation of a well sited car park near White Horse monument, invisible from there. Recreation of downland grass for public use to remove pressure from tourists in small area, which was causing physical erosion of the monuments Uffington Castle and White Horse. The new car park ...
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Creation of a well sited car park near White Horse monument, invisible from there. Recreation of downland grass for public use to remove pressure from tourists in small area, which was causing physical erosion of the monuments Uffington Castle and White Horse. The new car park now serves the public, the existing one was reduced and could be only used by disabled. The grass land for public use was extended to 230 acres.
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