Hope of economic boost to Boston area after plans for luxury holiday park at Boston West given green light

So says national consultancy Pegasus Group in relation to the development at Boston West, Hubbert’s Bridge.

The business provided a range of services in order to help secure planning permission on behalf of Boston West Leisure Ltd.

The scheme – the largest of its kind in the county – will see 300 modern log cabins sited on the first nine, the part of the course which has remained shut following its complete closure last year, and will also include the development of a ‘hub’ building with activity centre, spa, shop, food and beverage facilities, management facilities, and ancillary works.

Pegasus Group director Richard Cook said: “From an economic perspective, the scheme is going to help support the growing tourism sector in Lincolnshire and it will also lead to increased visitor spend in Boston.

“This will help to generate new employment opportunities in the local area, which is very timely given the ongoing impacts of Covid-19. The pandemic also means that domestic tourism is likely to become more popular and the development of the caravan park will help Boston cater for this growing ‘staycation’ demand.”

In a joint statement issued following the approval, directors Alistair Arundell and Paul Wilkinson said: “We would like to thank Boston Borough Council’s Planning deptartment who have worked incredibly hard, and the councillors for giving the green light for us to develop our luxury holiday park. We are so excited to be able to produce something special for our little town. We’ve been humbled by the support from the public and can’t wait to showcase such a lovely park. A new chapter opens and we can’t wait for you to write the book.”