Staycation motorists warned over stay concerns

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Staycation motorists warned over stay concerns

Forces are running social media campaigns to target staycation motorists, amid safety concerns.

One way trip? Dyfed Powys has warned holidaymakers to drive safely

Date - 31st July 2021
By - Chris Smith

Ahead of the main holiday get away weekend, forces are targeting drivers who would normally be abroad and caravan owners who have been unable to carry out maintenance because of COVID-19 restrictions. Northumbria is stepping up its partnership with...

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