The Royal Horticultural Society is paying Harrogate Borough Council to move the path at Harlow Carr.
Harrogate Borough Council has accepted a payment from the Royal Horticultural Society to divert a public footpath at RHS Garden Harlow Carr
The Royal Horticultural Society has paid a council in North Yorkshire to divert a public footpath at one of its gardens. The charity wants to move a path at RHS Garden Harlow Carr in Harrogate, which runs by a derelict building it owns and wants to redevelop.HBC has not said how much it received, but estates surveyor Glenn Levison said it was a "significant sum".Image caption,A report described the change to the footpath, which runs by the former Harrogate Arms pub, as "a relatively minor alteration" which would improve the right of way for users once works were complete.
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