Motorhome and campervan owners targeted as staycation surge puts pressure on seaside towns

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Local authorities are tightening road and parking rules as Britain's staycation boom sparks growing pressure on popular tourist hotspots across the country.

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Councils in seaside towns, rural communities and national parks are bringing in tougher restrictions on campervans and motorhomes after complaints from residents about congestion, littering and overcrowding.The crackdown comes as more Britons choose to holiday at home instead of travelling abroad, with searches for "UK staycation" jumping by 133 per cent over the past year.

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New research from One Sure Insurance found domestic tourism is surging as holidaymakers grow increasingly concerned about rising airfares, flight disruption and global instability.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say But while the staycation trend is providing a boost for local tourism businesses, it is also creating mounting tensions in some of the UK's most visited destinations.

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Many councils are now targeting overnight stays in campervans and motorhomes in an...

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