Smytham Holiday Park

Smytham Holiday Park is a family run holiday park in North Devon. We have Camping, Camping Pods and Lodges for hire. We also have Holiday Caravans for sale.

[Smytham Holiday Park @Smytham]

Looking forward to the @BHHPA conference 2024
#thefuture #BHHPA24

[Devon Live News @DevonLiveNews]

Snorkelers capture incredible photos of playful seals in Devon https://t.co/NFrWRTC9OT

[Smytham Holiday Park @Smytham]

A beautiful start to day 2 of the @BHHPA #togetheragain conference #bhhpa23

[Smytham Holiday Park @Smytham]

@pvan1903 We have lots of local village pubs and restaurants in the local area. We can give you more information when you book in at Reception!

[Smytham Holiday Park @Smytham]

Thank you @SelaineSaxby for organising and hosting the North Devon Climate Summit. Very interesting discussions, thank you to all contributors. #NDevonClimateSummit

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

New 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿National Restrictions from 5 November - “Overnight stays and holidays away..will not be allowed- including holidays .. [&] staying in a second home” https://t.co/nMhXU70LMk https://t.co/2N6c2DrO5l

[Westcountry Resorts @WCResorts]

New arrival: The @atlaslh 2021 Debonair has arrived at @Smytham and is ready to viewhttp://ow.ly/v9Nq30rfiji

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

Chancellor outlines Winter Economy Plan - https://t.co/nMhXU70LMk https://t.co/1bAC8zN5Vp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

NHS COVID-19 app launches across England and Wales - https://t.co/nMhXU70LMk https://t.co/vWgOMkBm5F

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Coronavirus (COVID-19): What has changed – 22 September - https://t.co/nMhXU70LMk https://t.co/YGdoa84QXd

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

Link to create NHS QR code & poster/s for tourism & hospitality businesses for England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 & Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Legal requirement in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 from 24/9

https://t.co/bS1bpF21Fh

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Holiday guidance for England under the rule of six

Coronavirus outbreak FAQs: what you can and can’t do - https://t.co/nMhXU70LMk https://t.co/QtuO513OuX

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

Tourism Minister @HuddlestonNigel responds to @SelaineSaxby Tourism Debate in Commons: “the Government take the impact of covid on the tourism sector very seriously. We will continue to work closely with all stakeholders”

https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

Tourism Minister @HuddlestonNigel “request..the VAT reduction be extended..message is well understood..[Furlough] scheme cannot continue indefinitely. However, that does not mean that further intervention measures will not be taken” https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

.@stevedouble “wish to place on the record my thanks to the many businesses in the sector that have played their part in helping us get through the lockdown, particularly those that provided emergency accommodation for homeless people and for key workers” https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

.@alexsobel Tourism “largest non-governmental mechanism for transferring wealth from urban to rural & seaside communities...need a targeted extension to the furlough scheme to protect our most vulnerable workers and industries through this critical time”
https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[Alex Sobel MP for Leeds Central and Headingley @alexsobel]

Today I made my first speech summing up a debate from the Despatch Box on the effect of Covid on the Tourism Sector.

I reflected the concerns of the sector for this Winter and called for additional measures like the extension of Furlough

https://t.co/ewS3NStoMq

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

.@drewhendrySNP “We heard again and again calls for the Government to either extend the cut to VAT or make it permanent. There is no excuse for not doing so. We are already one of the most highly taxed countries” Tourism: Covid-19 - Hansard https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

.@jamesowild “business rates holiday and the cut in VAT have been warmly welcomed. I join...in support of the calls from the sector to extend both those measures to help to boost the sector” https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp

[HARPA_UK @HARPA_UK]

.@MattWestern_ “more targeted support—specifically, the extension of the furlough scheme...to extend the VAT cut beyond January next year...consider a permanent VAT cut... could underpin the tourist and hospitality sector for the future” https://t.co/uxW4PnYdyp