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Bakewell love locks: New home found following outcry

The plan is to create a fence at Thornbridge Hall that is similar to the bridge in Bakewell, with wires where the love locks can be attached.

The fence will be next to the cafe so that people do not have to pay an entry fee to see their lock.

It will also be near to a free car park, and people can access the estate by foot or bike when they are doing the Monsal Trail, external.

“It’s not too far away from where the site was originally, it’s only a couple of miles, it’s easily accessed by road, by foot, by cycleway, and it’s a nice peaceful area with lovely gardens,” said Mr Hall.

“I’m happy for my lock and my family’s lock to be there, and I’m sure the majority of people will also be happy that the locks have been preserved.”

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