Park Homes As Holiday Homes

I would say stick to the bigger areas such as Exeter or Plymouth for a bigger range of nightlife options, you are much more likely to find what you want there. Devon has some amazing country cottages available for large groups and can often work out very reasonably priced when split between a large group. Have a look here for a range of options http://www.devonshirecottageholidays.co.uk/ Alternatively you could look into hostels in the area however many do not take large group bookings and they can often work out more expensive when paying for individual beds.

A Government should only spend money, and therefore raise taxes, on activities that deliver benefits to its people.

Some Government services are essential. On the other hand both econmic theory and the appalling experience of totalitarian states like Stalin's Russia show that the state cannot run everything. The only remaining possibility is a "mixed economy", but unfortunately this always leaves grey areas in which state and private enterprise overlap.

There have been many occasions over the years when an economic activity has been split between the public and private sectors. Forestry is perhaps an example. It is not obvious to me that such arrangements are always undesirable. There may be a number of reasons for them. For instance, in the health sector the Government provides services to ensure that they are available for all whilst in addition the private sector tops-up services for specific needs, e.g. for business people who need private rooms while they recuperate and can reasonably be expected to pay. However, what is not acceptable is for the Government to subsidise services that are in competition so that private providers are driven out of business or prevented from developing business. I have a feeling this may be your complaint!

There are much bigger abuses of taxation than provision of services in competition with the private sector:-
1. Excess profits made by contractors supplying goods or services to Government in monopoly or cartel situations
2. Inadequate or inefficient use of competition procedures,
for instance where suppliers bill for extra costs after the contract has been agreed
3. Use of interest on loans to transfer wealth from the less well off to the rich.
I can think of current examples of all these problems, but do not feel like going into detail.

In recent years there has been a lot of over-dogmatic theory in both politics and economics about the private and public sectors. There is a need for conceptual advances so that the two sectors can co-operate more effectively for everybody's benefit.

Lots of them, see where you want to go and ask them. Failing that get someone older to book it for you or tell them you're older, once you're there if you behave what they gonna do.

What you describe is a new one to me.

Its normal when selling for the seller of a holiday caravan or a residential caravan (park home) to pay the land owner 10% of the money received for the sale of the caravan, its been a contentious issue for many years but as yet the government is reluctant due to pressure form the land owners pressure groups to reduce this amount or outlaw it altogether.

You need to carefully read any paperwork that you have signed and or received from the land owner also you may have to seek outside advice, maybe the Citizens Advice.

Land owners are not easy people to deal with and should never be entirely trusted.

The main thing to think of when starting such a venture is the changeovers, ie preparing the caravan for the next renters, if you don`t live near the camp you will have to pay someone to do it, which will cut into your profits. Some camps may offer the service, for a fee.
Just type caravans to rent into search there is a load of info.

Caravan parks are not that popular in Spain - especially ones where you can turn up without your own caravan and rent one for a short period. You would be better off looking into a B&B as there are quite a few around that area

Your ex husband was possibly feeling the way you feel now. What goes round .........


Learn from this experience and be nice to the next one. That will be number Three. The likelihood of divorce for the third husband is 74%.

This just looks like lots of young people 'trying to be cool' - how very sad! The girls and boys look pretty enough, but would you really want to be around lots of teenagers 'trying to be cool'? Probably not!