Residents near the popular attraction in the Staffordshire village also revealed that passing trade boosts the local economy, powers businesses and keeps property prices booming.
Locals say surprising perk counterbalances noise and traffic brought by tourists. Popular attraction powers the local economy and boosts property prices.
Locals say surprising perk counterbalances noise and traffic brought by tourists. Popular attraction powers the local economy and boosts property pricesBelgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
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