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When do campsites and caravan parks open? Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent Boris Johnson’s unveiling of England’s “roadmap” out of lockdown finally gave some clarity as to when travel might become possible again. Key dates were mentioned in April and May, and although Easter holidays are off the table, domestic trips might be possible shortly after. “Self-contained” accommodation was specifically mentioned, but what does that mean for campsites and caravan parks? Here’s what we know so far. When might campsites and caravan parks reopen? It depends on ...

http://shet.news/b15fk Copied! PROPOSALS for a mobile phone mast near Lerwick Town Hall have suffered another setback after gaining no support from members of Shetland Islands Council’s planning committee. Lerwick North councillor Malcolm Bell said the 17.5 metre mast would be a “monstrosity” if it was erected in its proposed location at the top of Quendale Lane near Hillhead. 4 of 14Adverts An appeal on the previously refused plans went in front of the planning committee on Monday and councillors upheld the original decision. Telefónica, which owns mobile operator O2, had appli...

Devon and Cornwall tourism industry hit by roadmap 'blow' as counties closed for Easter Business West managing director Phil Smith said many of its businesses did not have "real hope of surviving the next few months" Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss a big story in Plymouth again with our daily newslettersInvalid 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. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have...

Europe’s summer abroad cancelled as staycation bookings soar Padraic Halpin, Sarah Young and Simon Johnson Feb 17, 2021 – 3.30pm Save Share Up until late January, Terry O’Toole was fielding a trickle of inquiries from Irish holidaymakers happy to settle for another summer at home in one of the cottages he manages in the scenic west coast region of Connemara, Ireland. But when a government minister said on radio that it was very unlikely Irish people will be able to go on foreign holidays this summer, “the trickle became a torrent”. No place like home: Connemara, Count...

QUESTIONS have been raised asking why Shetland Islands Council is not enforcing local agreements reached with the oil industry and is instead hoping for talks to resolve the issue of fully-laden tankers lying uncomfortably close to shore. The council’s harbour board heard on...