CONSERVATIONISTS had to cancel the opening of a nature reserve after rare plants were trampled by Acid House revellers.
When 400 party-goers converged on Crosshills Quarry, at Brungerley Park, Clitheroe, they flattened the fragile flora of the area.
CONSERVATIONISTS had to cancel the opening of a nature reserve after rare plants were trampled by Acid House revellers.
When 400 party-goers converged on Crosshills Quarry, at Brungerley Park, Clitheroe, they flattened the fragile flora of the area.
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