More visitor attractions and cafes are planning to reopen.More visitor attractions and cafes are planning to reopen.
More visitor attractions and cafes are planning to reopen.

Reopening plans for 10 more visitor attractions, pubs, restaurants and cafes in Northumberland

While large parts of the hospitality and tourism trade have reopened, others are still putting their plans together.
By Ian Smith
Published 6th Jul 2020, 17:46 BST
Updated 7th Jul 2020, 09:07 BST

Here are 10 visitor attractions, pubs, restaurants and cafes which plan to reopen in the coming weeks….

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Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, near Ford, reopens on July 7.

1. Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, near Ford.

Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, near Ford, reopens on July 7. Photo: Jane Coltman

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The Pack Horse Inn, Ellingham reopens on Monday, July 6 with food served from Tuesday, July 7 at its burger night (bookings only).

2. The Pack Horse Inn, Ellingham.

The Pack Horse Inn, Ellingham reopens on Monday, July 6 with food served from Tuesday, July 7 at its burger night (bookings only). Photo: Paul Larkin

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Carnaby's at Brownieside will reopen on July 14.

3. Carnaby's, Brownieside

Carnaby's at Brownieside will reopen on July 14. Photo: JPI

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Caffe Tirreno, on Bondgate Without in Alnwick, is planning to reopen on July 13.

4. Caffe Tirreno, Alnwick

Caffe Tirreno, on Bondgate Without in Alnwick, is planning to reopen on July 13. Photo: Ian Smith

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