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Covid: Fears grow over homeowner arrivals on Suffolk coast | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Covid: Fears grow over homeowner arrivals on Suffolk coast | East Anglian Daily Times

More people have been seen in Aldeburgh, according to residents Fears have grown in Suffolk's coastal towns that second homeowners will arrive to avoid harsher coronavirus restrictions ahead of Christmas. Resorts such as Southwold and Aldeburgh, which are both popular second home destinations for Londoners, have both experienced a rise in visitor numbers over the last few days. Southwold mayor Ian Bradbury said on Sunday the town was "rammed", after more people arrived with less than a week to go until Christmas. Many parts of the south-east of England, including London, have been placed und...

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Stay away from coastal resorts: Tier 4 second-home owners not welcome - Vimarsana News

Stay away from coastal resorts: Tier 4 second-home owners not welcome

Stay away from coastal resorts: Tier 4 second-home owners not welcome The Mayor of Southwold in Suffolk has accused people fleeing tighter restrictions of 'taking the mick' by travelling to the area 21 December 2020 • 5:42pm The famous Southwold beach huts Credit:  Keith Mayhew/Cover Images Holidaymakers and second-home owners are usually welcomed along the Suffolk and Norfolk coast, if only for the extra revenue they generate in local shops, pubs and restaurants. Not now though. The Mayor of one Suffolk town has accused people fleeing Tier 4 restrictions of “taking the mick” by travel...

Covid: Fears grow over homeowner arrivals on Suffolk coast - Vimarsana News

Covid: Fears grow over homeowner arrivals on Suffolk coast

More people have been seen in Aldeburgh, according to residents Fears have grown in Suffolk's coastal towns that second homeowners will arrive to avoid harsher coronavirus restrictions ahead of Christmas. Resorts such as Southwold and Aldeburgh, which are both popular second home destinations for Londoners, have both experienced a rise in visitor numbers over the last few days. Southwold mayor Ian Bradbury said on Sunday the town was "rammed", after more people arrived with less than a week to go until Christmas. Many parts of the south-east of England, including London, have been placed und...