• The Cumbrian Tourist Board has announced that more than 70 footpaths have been re-opened. For details of other open Cumbrian attractions, visit www.cumbria-online.co.uk

• In Devon, 140 routes, including about 25% of the coastal path network, have been opened, although the majority of local paths remain closed. Detailed information is available on www.devon.gov.uk and the public rights of way helpline on 01392 382550.

• The British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions has a website, www.balppa.org, where details of its members' opening times, events and prices can be found as well as links to their own websites.

• Across the Channel, the Normandy Tourist Board (0117 9860386, normandy-tourism.org) has said there are no restrictions for tourists except that horse riding is banned.

• A leaflet called Great Attractions in Pennine Yorkshire, with information on 30 attractions, is available from the Hebden Bridge Tourist Centre (01422 843831, hebdenbridge@ytbtic.co.uk). It has information on what is open and closed.

• If you are going abroad, remember that you cannot take any meat or meat products, or milk or milk products (including chocolate). Any discovered will be confiscated at Customs.

One way of taking your chocolate with you is to fly Swissair from London to Switzerland this weekend. Every passenger will be given a chocolate Easter bunny, provided by Lindt, the Swiss chocolate manufacturer.

Contacts

If you are travelling in Britain this weekend, here are some telephone numbers and websites that can help you find out what you can and cannot do during the crisis.

• English Tourism Council: 0870 2415659.
• Wales Tourist Board: 08080 1000000, www.visitwales.com
• Scottish Tourist Board: 0131-332 2433, www.visit scotland.com
• Northern Ireland, 028- 904 34660
• Republic of Ireland
• English Heritage
• Ramblers Association Urban Walks
• Forestry Commission
• British Mountaineering Council
• Association of National Park Authorities