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A teenage boy has died at Center Parcs after falling from his skateboard.

The holiday firm Center Parcs has made a U-turn on its decision to close their sites on the day of the Queen's funeral, which would have forced guests to leave.

Holiday company Center Parcs has sparked anger after it announced that it will close all of its UK sites on Monday with guests being forced to find alternative accommodation for the night. The company announced the decision to close its five parks for 24 hours from 10am on Monday to allow staff to watch the Monarch's funeral.

A horrified family checked into Center Parcs only to discover a cleaner dead inside their lodge.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Fuming Brits have accused one of the UK’s biggest staycation operators of inflating stay prices for families during coronavirus travel restrictions.Center Parcs, which has sites around Britain, will reopen on April 12 as lockdown measures are eased – but they’ve been accused of taking advantage of the borders being closed.The Government’s roadmap out of the current lockdown means that you can rent the lodges and chalets so long as only one household stays in each.However, holidaymakers have hit out at the company’s prices after a debate was sparked on Twitter. Will you be going on holiday in 2021? Tell us in the comments section... The first

Somerset Live.Cost reductions in on-site restaurants will also be implemented.A statement from Center Parcs said: "We welcome the reduction in VAT recently announced for the leisure, tourism and hospitality sector, at a time when the sector is managing significantly reduced capacity and demand."Center Parcs will be reducing prices in recognition of the change in VAT, for both new short break bookings (new bookings from 15 July 2020 – 12 January 2021 for arrivals between those same dates) and applicable restaurant prices.Center Parcs have wanted to support the spirit of the government’s intentions and trigger fresh demand for UK leisure, hospitality and tourism and we therefore felt it was important to pass this reduction on to our guests."A

Center Parcs has announced it will now close all of its UK villages this weekend due to the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19.

Center Parcs has closed all of its UK villages amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Tommy Robinson has been charged with common assault following an incident at a Center Parcs resort.