Many congratulations to Penny and all the team at the fabulous Granary Tea Shop at Ranworth Staithe on your stunning refurbishment. Thank you also for displaying our popular wildlife badges and continuing to support our important work in helping to keep the Broads special. We are very grateful.
Burnt Fen Alpacas is located in a special area within the Broads National Park and visitors with disabilities and mental health challenges are welcomed to this calming, broadside environment in the company of animals. Research shows that providing an environment such as that found at Burnt Fen gives an inclusive and beneficial experience for everyone, particularly those with disabilities. Love the Broads is delighted to provide a grant of £1,600 towards specially adapted toilet facilities for those less able.
Burnt Fen Alpacas is located in a special area within the Broads National Park and visitors with disabilities and mental health challenges are welcomed to this calming, broadside environment in the company of animals. Research shows that providing an environment such as that found at Burnt Fen gives an inclusive and beneficial experience for everyone, particularly those with disabilities. Love the Broads is delighted to provide funding towards specially adapted toilet facilities for those less able.
Grant Applicant: Burnt Fen Alpacas
Funding received from Love the Broads: £1,600
Project completion date: May 2022
Reopened in early March 2022, we are delighted to welcome as a Business Partner, the very popular riverside Ferry Inn on the outskirts of Horning. Our thanks to the fabulous new team at the Ferry Inn, who are committed, with the help of their customers, to ensuring that The Broads remains special now and into the future. We are so grateful for your support and wish them every success.
We are delighted to welcome a fantastic new Business Partner and Broads eating venue. Nippy Chippy on the Broads is based in the heart of Potter Heigham by the bridge and is a popular supplier of fish and chips (and much more….) through its mobile outlet to local villages. The good news is that it also has a new permanent base by Potter Heigham bridge. We wish them every success.
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Do you have a business which welcomes visitors to the Broads? Why not consider joining us and you can help to keep the Broads special. Download our businesses booklet for useful help and advice.
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What is sustainable tourism?
Sustainable tourism is all about making the lowest possible impact on the environment and local culture while helping to generate income and employment. It is responsible tourism that is both ecologically and culturally sensitive. It is about caring for the places we love to visit and protecting them for future generations. There is no point in having a beautiful landscape if it is spoilt by insensitive tourism. Love the Broads seeks to promote the protection and understanding of our wetland area’s wildlife, landscape, heritage and tourism which are all interlinked.
