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Cornwall Proposes Ban on Overnight Motorhome Parking

21.01.2026 11:34 1 min 2 sources РУС
Birmingham Live ENG + 1 more
Cornwall Proposes Ban on Overnight Motorhome Parking
Original source: Birmingham Live

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Cornwall Council proposes banning overnight motorhome parking at several sites, allowing only self-contained vehicles on 10 paid lots. Consultation runs until Feb 4.

Cornwall Council has put forward proposals to ban overnight parking of motorhomes and campervans at several locations, including popular beach car parks, from 23:00 to 8:00. Fully self-contained vehicles with their own toilet and waste disposal system would be exempt and allowed to stay overnight at ten car parks for a fee of £10 to £20.

The plans also include introducing charges where parking is currently free. The measures aim to improve road safety and reduce congestion. A public consultation is open until February 4.

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Cornwall Council proposes overnight motorhome ban at some car parks

21.01.2026 Birmingham Live ENG Original source

Cornwall to impose overnight parking ban on motorhomes and camper vans

19.01.2026 Express.co.uk ENG Original source

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