Police and councils in Dorset are already working on plans to cope with a massive influx of visitors at Easter and in the summer. The county's police and crime panel heard that they were caught out by the huge numbers which flooded into the county last year as soon as lockdown was lifted. Police and Crime Commissioner Martyn Underhill says that although Bournemouth’s beach scenes worried him he was far more concerned by 3,000-plus people crammed onto the beach at Lulworth with virtually no facilities. This week’s police and crime panel heard that at the time nobody was able to get their hands on any low-loaders to take away illegally parked cars blocking roads, or with council partners, to find extra bins or portable toilets.