Holiday Parks and Campsites APPG

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: face the prospect that whenever caravan parks and holiday parks reopen, there will be little demand for - Speech Link
5: of the motorhomes and a staggering 90% of the holiday caravans. As I mentioned, we are the caravan building - Speech Link

1: my hon. Friend agree that holiday parks, campsites and self-catering holiday accommodation are well suited - Speech Link

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
4: his response, particularly in respect of caravan parks, which sounds good. I would obviously like to see - Speech Link

1: they have to ensure that residents in holiday or caravan parks who are self-isolating due to COVID-19 - Speech Link
2: country. The public, including residents in holiday or caravan parks, have a crucial role to play in delaying - Speech Link
3: a very complex issue? For many residents, the holiday park is their primary residence for 11 months of - Speech Link
4: quite right. We are aware that caravan and holiday parks are used in this way. As with everyone else - Speech Link
5: include visits to second homes, camp sites, caravan parks or similar, whether for isolation purposes or holidays” - Speech Link

1: other than on the site. It is an ideal spot for a holiday, within easy reach of Leeds castle and the Kent - Speech Link
2: need to strengthen the rights and protections for holiday home owners, make sure that owners and potential - Speech Link
3: specific reason for that is because the owners of a holiday park home do not own the land that they live on; - Speech Link

1: on a home that is, in theory, licensed only for holiday use, but everyone, including the freeholder and - Speech Link
2: planning decisions that have enabled many caravan parks that were previously used and licensed only for - Speech Link
3: practices. I had an email from Mother Ivey’s Bay Holiday Park yesterday, telling me that it champions the - Speech Link
4: representative of Mr Bull, the chief executive of Royale Parks, that he address the problem, especially on Tall - Speech Link

1: especially in national parks? Will he therefore write to the directors of the national parks, including the Lake - Speech Link
2: be aware that there is now great abuse in the holiday letting sector, using premises that would normally - Speech Link
3: this loophole and bring benefit to legitimate holiday letting businesses, to local councils and to local - Speech Link
4: Campaign for National Parks. I assure the Minister that many of us feel that the parks should play a crucial - Speech Link

1: children at leisure facilities, and particularly theme parks. We are here to talk about Sebby, a very brave little - Speech Link
2: queue of people. Anybody who has queued at theme parks knows that they are not the most harmonious of places - Speech Link

1: parking. Staff are therefore forced to park in car parks.The other change is to introduce parking - Speech Link
2: users to find and pay for parking. Similarly, car parks are increasingly embracing technology to improve - Speech Link

1: north of Sheppey is given over to farming and holiday-related businesses. One of the families affected - Speech Link
2: for treating people with holiday accommodation in the same way as the holiday park. I will ensure that - Speech Link