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Southend beach is Said to have thousands of visitors on Wednesday

people living in seaside resorts, they are terrified of the influx of visitors, as temperatures rose ahead of the Bank Holiday weekend.

thousands of people beaches conducted in English, with many seemingly unconcerned about questions of Public Health .

"hundreds die Every Day , and even the people who think it is OK to have a jolly on The Beach ," a Walker in Southend Said .

Norfolk Chief Constable Simon Bailey Said that he feared there was a perception that the lockdown was "over and done".

"lack of respect"

allow people to travel, not with life for Fresh Air and exercise, as long as you keep two meters (6 ft) from persons, you.

Mr Bailey Said , some parts of Norfolk figures had seen the typical for a regular summer Bank Holiday and he was worried done about the "lack of respect" for communities that had "their best to protect themselves".

"We deal with a lot more people in the direction of the coast, and with The Beautiful weather we have currently, that is not surprising," he added.

"What I find surprising is the sense that the lockdown has been lifted, we can do what we want, and the coronavirus has passed the challenge.

"I'm really worried. This is simply not the case. "

In Newquay, Cornwall, police Said , they were moving on campers who stayed overnight, while in Bournemouth, the borough council of the people asked to Go Home , too busy when The Beach looked.

'to manage is Extremely difficult,'

In Southend, where photos appeared to show, the people crowded on The Beach on Wednesday, councillor Martin Terry Said The Local authority had been nervous in anticipation of the hot weather.

"We had, where we had more than 300,000 people come here," He Said .

"was carried out A Survey to ask people what is The First thing you want to do, when they Said to come out of lockdown and 70% "I'm going to the seaside and buys an ice-cream'.

"All we can do is to advise people [to please], please be Safe - be in addition to and useful. "

Tony Cox , leader of The Conservative opposition group on Southend Borough Council, Said The Authority was prepared for "bad" and a better "people management" would allow you to dissociate the room.

But Labour council leader Ian Gilbert Said that The Police and the Council does not have the powers to prevent the people coming into the area. to travel

"From The Moment the government guidelines, which allows the people, bask in the sun and take unlimited exercise, we knew it would be extremely difficult to cope with The Situation ," He Said .

- paper baskets were overflowing in Southend after hundreds of The Beach ,

, visited On Thursday morning, the BBC reporter, Richard Smith spoke with the locals in Southend, with a, Simon Stenning, commenting: "I think it's disgusting, and I'm so angry, because we were told to Stay at home.

"The Message " Stay alert " is intentionally vague, so that the government will have to bear any responsibility.

"hundreds die Every Day , and even the people who think it is OK to have a jolly on The Beach . "

Rita, lives on the coast, at the Westcliff, near Southend, Said some parts of the resort were so busy, " She Said , probably couldn \ 'T swing a cat", and you, avoid The Beach when you go for a walk.

"It's really bad. The traffic starts around 9 PM and it's like a school holiday. We fear the holiday. "

The amount of waste thrown away in the vicinity of overflowing garbage bins, or scattered over the beaches and promenades has also become a subject of concern

Mark Husmann, who has Said a beach litter-pick in Tynemouth, North Tyneside, Said : "I'm pretty appalled.

"There were crowds of people on The Beach that seem to think that a global pandemic is less severe in The Sunshine . "

to litter, including used diapers, it was Said on The Beach at Scarborough, Cathy Kent, scenes like this had been a daily event in Exmouth

His Facebook post, echoed by Cathy Kent, who spoke to seven "glorious" weeks of puppy-free, empty beach in Exmouth, in South Devon , which was to last 10 days much busier, with discarded glass bottles are a regular.

In Southsea, Hampshire, Tania Simmons Said , each of your walk on The Beach on Thursday was "overflowing with garbage, beer bottles and grill", with broken bottles left on The Promenade and the garbage scattered on the common.

"It's a bloody shame," she added.

Visit Blackpool recently renamed as "Visit Blackpool" to discourage the visitors have been relaxed, such as lockdown restrictions.

the Hotelier Lyndsay Fieldsend Said she had seen "an increase of one-day tourists" since then, and beaches full of garbage.

Council leaders in Sussex, including Hastings and Brighton, have Said , the area, the amenities are not open for visitors, although Dorset Council Said it would open again, to help some of the car parks and public toilets in Central locations In Time for the Bank Holiday weekend, with the demand.

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Source of news: bbc.com