Peak District labelled ‘sell outs’ after renaming national park on welcome signs
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The Peak District has been labelled "sell outs" after renaming the famous national park on welcome signs as part of a car brand's advertising campaign.
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Skoda and the Peak District struck a brand deal which has involved the national park temporarily installing signage to advertise the company's new Peaq model.
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Locals have slammed the new signage, which is due to last a week as part of a "digital rebranding" deal.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Protesters have gone one step further, placing placards that declare "national park for sale" and "cash needed" against the branded signage.
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The branding deal was struck as the Peak District bosses attempted to diversify revenue streams due to budget cuts.
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