But how will BCP Council prevent that from happening this year? Soaring temperatures led to thousands of people suddenly arriving in the county overwhelming security services, responders and resources. The chaos happened amid an easing of lockdown restrictions back in June. As temperatures reached 30C, visitors from across Britain drove down to Dorset creating major delays and gridlock. Almost 1,000 parking fines were issued and more than 50 tonnes of rubbish were collected from the beaches in a single day on June 25. The hot weather saw car parks in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole full by 10am, roads congested and thousands of people arriving by train throughout the day and evening, leading to extremely crowded beaches, stretched services and widespread anti-social behaviour.
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