A. Cases have been confirmed in England, Northern Ireland, Ireland, France and the Netherlands. Virtually none if you're going to a city or major town. But in the countryside, all footpaths are closed, as are a number of popular sites, such as Stonehenge, and some events have been canceled. No, if you're going only to climb the hills and walk the countryside. Yes, if you'd planned a visit as part a longer English holiday, and you're interested in other rural amenities.
Country roads remain open for car and bicycle touring.
Many historic homes, such as poet William Wordsworth's, remain open, although some of their grounds are restricted. Q. Say I decide to go. You'll be asked if you've been on a farm, ranch or country inn. If you say yes, agriculture agents will inspect the shoes you wore, and probably disinfect them. If the shoes are in your suitcase, they'll probably inspect that, too.