A scheme to renovate one of the North best-known seaside attractions is due to start this autumn.
The work at Peasholm Park, Scarborough, will include rebuilding the landmark pagoda, destroyed by arsonists five years ago, upgrading gardens, building a new bridge to the park's island and dredging the lake. The council is working with English Nature and English Heritage because the park, created 80 years ago, is now listed as being of historic interest. The lake is famous for its miniature naval battles which have been held for more than 50 years.
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