Holiday Parks and Campsites APPG
First Registered: 07/08/2020 • Last updated on: 25/08/2021
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To examine key issues, opportunities and challenges facing holiday parks and campsites across the UK.
1. Holiday Parks and Campsites
07/08/2020 - APPGs
Found: opportunities and challenges facing holiday parks and campsites across the UK.
2. Close all campsites, holiday parks and b and b’s due to the spread of corvid 19
22/03/2020 - Petitions
Found: Close all campsites, holiday parks and B and B,s to help stop the spread of corvid 19
3. Step 2 COVID-19 restrictions posters: 12 April 2021
12/04/2021 - Cabinet Office
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Found: Closed indoors.
OVERSEAS TRAVEL
You must not go on holiday
abroad. You could be ˜ned
£5,000 for travelling
4. Step 2 COVID-19 restrictions posters: 12 April 2021
12/04/2021 - Cabinet Office
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Found: Closed indoors.
OVERSEAS TRAVEL
You must not go on holiday
abroad. You could be ˜ned
£5,000 for travelling
5. Step 2 COVID-19 restrictions posters: 12 April 2021
12/04/2021 - Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street (Number 10)
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Found: Closed indoors.
OVERSEAS TRAVEL
You must not go on holiday
abroad. You could be ˜ned
£5,000 for travelling
1. Tourism in England: Temporary Campsite Capacity
28/06/2021 - Written Statements
1: England opens up and more Britons seek to go on holiday there over the summer, the Government want to support - Speech Link
2. Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Steps and Local Authority Enforcement Powers) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2021
26/04/2021 - General Committees
1: at self-contained accommodation, caravan parks and campsites.According to the explanatory memorandum - Speech Link
3. Caravan Industry: Hull and East Riding
15/06/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: guidance for estate agents and house viewings, caravan parks should also be allowed to open for sales and meetings - Speech Link
2: which feed into the UK retail network of caravan parks, dealerships and distributors. The industry contributes - Speech Link
3: When lockdown began on 24 March, 3,361 caravan parks closed, along with 381 caravan dealerships. Restrictions - Speech Link
4. Lifting the Lockdown: Workplace Safety
06/05/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: my hon. Friend agree that holiday parks, campsites and self-catering holiday accommodation are well suited - Speech Link
5. Business and Planning Bill
14/07/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: Doocey, raise the matter of caravan sites, campsites and holiday accommodation operating during the winter - Speech Link
2: for raising this important issue. Campsites, caravan parks and holiday cottages are places we all value - Speech Link
3: Statement will give a lot of comfort to those holiday businesses that will go forward to local authorities - Speech Link
asked by: Lilian Greenwood
25/03/2021
... what steps he is taking to ensure all communities have access to a quality park to allow people to exercise in a safe outdoors space. 2. Parks
asked by: Imran Ahmad Khan
25/03/2021
... whether his Department plans to reopen applications for Pocket parks. 3. Parks
asked by: Lilian Greenwood
25/03/2021
... how many joint meetings the cross-departmental working group and park sector group have had; and what the outcomes of those meetings were. 4. Parks
asked by: Gill Furniss
03/07/2018
... what steps his Department is taking to help secure a sustainable future for local parks. 5. Parks
asked by: David Drew
12/02/2018
... whether he has recently met with the Local Government Association to discuss (a) the maintenance of public parks and (b) new funding arrangements to preserve the network of parks.
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Contact Details
Show/HideRegistered Contact:
Peter Aldous MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 7182.
Email: peter.aldous.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Ros Pritchard, British Holiday & Home Parks Association Ltd, 6 Pullman Court, Great Western Road, Gloucester GL1 3ND. Tel: 01452 526 911
Email: hpcappg@bhhpa.org.uk
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