Now is the time you could all be setting off to spend some quality time with your family in your Holiday Home; and if your children are like my children, or even if your Mum is like my Mum, they will not want to miss out on their favourite TV programs while they are away. Even if the sun is blazing down, and the beach is looking really inviting, they will still want to watch TV.
So do you need a separate TV License to cover your Holiday Home? - usually you don't - especially if you are watching on your phone, tablet etc that has it's own batteries and does not need to be attached to an external aerial. But if you want to make sure check out the TV Licensing Website . You may just have to fill out a Declaration Form to say that you are not watching a TV at your Home and in your Holiday Home at the same time.
But as dear old Dad would say "It's better to be safe than sorry!"
Individuals are given the opportunity to not only look and ask about caravans but also speak to park owners. This allows buyers to make an informed choice around the lifestyle they will lead for the next 10 -15 years.
The lifespan of a Static Caravan can vary, however, like with most things if it is looked after and properly maintained then you could expect the static caravan to reach up to 30 or more years on private land. Parks will generally ask for it to be upgraded around the 15-year mark to keep the park looking appealing and safe.
What is the ideal location? This varies from person to person, but it is important to consider what makes a holiday special to you, is it being near stunning coastlines like you might find in Tintagel or would you prefer to be surrounded by the countryside like you might find near Winkleigh. Luckily if you enjoy both these things then the Southwest has it covered. The sea and countryside are never more than a 30-minute drive away from each other.
If you enjoy the wonders of the natural world then this is the blog for you! Lets explore the weird and wonderful things that you could encounter beneath the picturesque waves this summer.
Cornwall is known for its stunning natural landscapes, but did you know that Cornwall also has a massive music scene? Cornwall has always been a big place for music and some of the earliest discovered ‘dance music’ manuscripts were believed to be from around 1750 – 1850. It is believed that this music spanned the classes and was generally enjoyed by all.
