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Pubs are opening camping and caravan sites for the summer - top 7 to bookmark Mirror 4/05/2021 Vicky Lissaman Enterprising pubs have created a brand new “package holiday” of countryside, chilled drinks and home-cooked meals – by turning their beer gardens into pop-up campsites. Faced with lost revenue from months of enforced closures, hostelries around the UK have been thrown a lifeline with permission to set up a temporary camp or glampsite for up to 56 days of the year, thanks to a relaxation in “permitted development” rights. With more than a third of landlords ...

ANDREA Meanwell is busy preparing the family’s working upland farm overlooking the magnificent Howgill Fells for the influx of campers expected…

The Great British Escape: Where's full, where's not, and how to secure a trip With the UK’s holiday hotspots fit to burst, research reveals where to go and what to book for a holiday on home soil this summer 30 April 2021 • 12:58pm There's enormous demand for holidays right now, but you can still find availability – if you look in the right places Credit: Getty Last year, the loss of domestic tourism, due to lockdowns, and foreign tourists, thanks to border restrictions, cost the British economy a staggering £80 billion, according to Visit Britain.  After months of closures and lost v...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BRATTLEBORO — Retreat Farm’s Thursday evening Food Truck Roundup has become a signature event that signals the start of summer for the Brattleboro community. With the support of Brattleboro Savings & Loan and Park Place Financial Advisors, the Farmhouse Square will once again be filled with food trucks, musicians, and families, couples, and new residents eager to connect with neighbors and friends. “BS&L and Park Place’s mission is to support this area and the Food Truck Roundup is a great way to build and grow that sen...

THE rise of the staycation trend plus new regulations during the pandemic, could offer a lucrative business opportunity. Farmers and landowners could earn up to £7,000 per day by opening a temporary campsite during the holiday season, according to new figures from Pitchup.com. New regulations that allow land-based businesses in England to operate a campsite without planning permission for 56 days, have now been extended to 2021 – described as 'a real boom’ for the rural economy. Previously, rural businesses could only operate a campsite for 28 days without planning permission, bu...