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Photo Credit: Kelly Fletcher Vermont Business Magazine Retreat Farm’s Thursday evening Food Truck Roundup in has become a signature event that signals the start of summer for the Brattleboro community. With the generous support of Brattleboro Savings & Loan and Park Place Financial Advisors, the 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 sense of community,” share...

“There is a lot in Norfolk worth seeing. Beautiful scenery and wildlife away from cities and towns.   “Prior to lockdown last year I read in the British Farmer and Grower (NFU) magazine that for about four weeks a year, farmers are allowed to offer their land as a temporary camping site, without needing planning permission.  “It seemed like a good idea to do a couple of weeks here and there when Covid allowed. So, this year we thought we would give it a try.”  Permanent campsites must have planning permission before they can apply for a licence.  But this summe...

Of the 2,000 campsites listed on Pitchup.com, more than 700 are working farms. Of those, 300 are temporary sites that have been set up to take advantage of the peak holiday season. The hike comes after a change in planning policy which has increased the length of time farms can legally operate a campsite without planning permission from 28 days to 56 days. Other factors, the outdoor accommodation provider discovered, include concerns over falling support payments and about the government’s Environmental Land Management (ELM) scheme. Dan Yates, founder of Pitchup.com, said farmers ...

Rugby clubs, farms and stately homes are among the venues transforming themselves into pop-up holiday venues this summer as Covid travel restrictions lead to a surge in demand for staycations. Landowners are taking advantage of a relaxation in the law that allows sites to open for 56 days without planning permission this year, up from 28 days in a normal year. Camping booking platform Pitchup said temporary campsites have sprung up on all kinds of land, from farms to parkland around stately homes to rugby clubs, county showgrounds and village pub beer gardens. They are proving a lifeline for ...

Top campsites in Devon for a summer staycation according to Pitchup With travel restrictions in place, rugby clubs, farms and stately homes are transforming themselves into pop-up holiday venues 17:36, 6 APR 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get our ultimate guide to things to do with DevonLive's FREE What's On newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. O...