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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 ...

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...

Easter staycations off table as Covid roadmap makes April 12 earliest date Domestic holidays will not be permitted until second step of strategy set out by Boris Johnson in Commons 22 February 2021 • 5:20pm Easter staycations have been ruled out this year after Boris Johnson said overnight stays away from home could not  take place until April 12 at the earliest. On Monday afternoon, the Prime Minister set out his four-step roadmap for the nation's path out of lockdown in the Commons. While an initial tranche of restrictions will be lifted in the first step, which begins next month, domes...

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...

Businesses have been told they will get only 50% of the cash they need to keep going THE Tory group at County Hall have accused council leaders of blaming the government for its poor handling of money intended to help small businesses during lockdown. Yesterday (February 9) the council announced that it could only give some businesses 50 per cent of the money they needed to keep them going unless the Government provided more cash. The council said that demand for financial support outstripped the amount provided to the council by £14.5million. Due to the shortfall the council said that...