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Two campervan stories in UK: filming in Lancashire and crackdown in Keswick

14.07.2026 00:06 1 min 2 sources
Lancashire Telegraph ENG + 1 more
Two campervan stories in UK: filming in Lancashire and crackdown in Keswick
Original source: Lancashire Telegraph

In Brief

Bolton-le-Sands parish council explains caravans and motorhomes on Shore Lane car park are for ITV filming, while Keswick develops a strategy against irresponsible camper van owners causing parking and waste issues.

Filming in Lancashire

Bolton-le-Sands Parish Council has issued a notice about the temporary use of the Shore Lane car park for ITV television production filming. Access to the car park will be restricted during filming, after which the area will be restored to its original state. Although the council did not name the programme, filming of the sixth series of the drama "The Bay" has already begun in Morecambe Bay.

Strategy in Keswick

Keswick authorities in the Lake District are developing a strategy to address parking and sanitation problems caused by camper van and motorhome owners. Vehicles occupy spaces on residential streets and in daytime parking zones, and also create waste disposal issues. The town council is working with Cumberland Council to find sites for dedicated aires and to strengthen enforcement.

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Story sources

Council explains caravan and motorhome takeover of Lancashire car park

10.06.2026 Lancashire Telegraph ENG Original source

Keswick develops strategy to tackle irresponsible camper van owners

25.02.2026 The Keswick Reminder ISL Original source

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