The Donkey Sanctuary has announced that it'll reopen to the public on Monday 17 May, Government guidelines permitting, with some Covid-19 precautions still in place.

The Kitchen, gift shop and more of the indoor attractions will be open and there will be greater access to the wider walks around the sanctuary. The play area will also be open, but the maze and Hermitage Woods will remain closed.

A spokesperson for The Donkey Sanctuary said: "We are confident we can facilitate a safe and enjoyable experience based on our capacity and the number of visitors we expect to have without requiring visitors to book, but please check our website and social media pages for the latest information and updates.

"We very much look forward to welcoming visitors and supporters back to the sanctuary, and would like to thank everyone for their continued support throughout the pandemic."

For more information, visit The Donkey Sanctuary's website.

Other attractions in this area have also announced details of their reopenings.

Pecorama will open from May 18, Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, except Bank Holiday weekends. Booking is strongly advised as numbers have to be limited for social distancing.

Wildwood Escot reopened on April 12, outdoor areas only. Pre-booking is essential.

Seaton Tramway also opened on April 12 and is operating under limitations.