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Motorhome parking ban signs vandalized and thrown over cliffs

09.03.2026 16:52 1 min 1 source
York Press ENG
Motorhome parking ban signs vandalized and thrown over cliffs
Original source: York Press

Authorities are considering a permanent ban on overnight motorhome parking in Scarborough and Whitby. Some councillors supported the ban, citing safety and visual amenity issues, but many residents objected, pointing to displacement effects. Signs notifying of the ban in Cayton were ripped down and thrown over cliffs shortly after being installed.

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Motorhome parking ban signs vandalized and thrown over cliffs

09.03.2026 York Press ENG Original source

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