Brancaster have introduced temporary measures to ease the flow of traffic after an “unprecedented” number of visitors travelled to the coast. photo: Kings Lynn Police (Image: Kings Lynn Police)
Police have brought in new traffic flow measures in a North Norfolk coastal village after a large number of tourists flocked to the area on Friday.
Brancaster saw an “unprecedented” number of visitors on the hottest day of the year so far, causing parking problems.
In a tweet, Kings Lynn Police, wrote: “Due to unprecedented numbers of visitors to Brancaster yesterday, we have introduced temporary measures to ease traffic flow in the area.
“Please be considerate & sensible when parking, allowing emergency vehicle access & others to pass #Brancaster #983 #1816 #49 @RNLIHunstanton.”
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