Ariane Burgess: “I would say this is a way for people to contribute to the beautiful landscape they love to come and experience.”

The service has only survived because local people fought to keep it going. We should be doing everything we can to make sure it has a secure future and supporting them in doing that.

If there are loopholes in our land reform laws that are putting services like this at risk, then they need to be closed.

We cannot allow wealthy landowners to trample over our history and block services like this that local people have relied on for generations.

I would be supportive of a “point of entry” tax in the region.