A deal between Peak District bosses and car firm Skoda to put up temporary signs welcoming tourists to "the Peaq District" in honour of the firm's new electric model has given the park authority's coffers a welcome boost. However, it has also sparked protests from campaigners and residents unhappy about the commercial aspect of the arrangement. One campaigner said: "If national parks are prepared to sell their very name to the highest bidder, then we're already on the path to industrial extraction of the most protected landscapes." Park bosses have defended the "fantastic" deal and said the partnership brought in extra funds for conservation and heritage work. With national parks continuing to grapple with funding pressures, could the partnership be a sign of things to come for the Peak District and beyond?