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Overnight parking ban at Eryri National Park sparks debate

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By Lôn Gwyrfai, Cwm Bychan
| newssniffer.co.uk
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cew77qq2r7lo Version 2 of 3. Thousands visit the national park every year, with many beginning a hike to its highest peak - Yr Wyddfa, also known as Snowdon - to catch the sunrise An overnight parking clampdown aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour at a beauty spot where people hike to catch the sunrise will not solve the problem, locals say.
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Major change introduced at UK National Park

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By Lôn Gwyrfai, Cwm Bychan
| OB News
A huge change has been introduced at a major UK National Park. An overnight parking clampdown has been put into place at Eryri National Park Authority (ENPA), aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour at a beauty spot where people hike to catch the sunrise. But locals say it will not solve the issue. ENPA has restricted overnight parking at 11 of its car parks since April 1. Every year, almost four million people visit the park, which is more commonly referred to by its English name - Snowdonia.
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Overnight parking ban at Eryri National Park sparks debate

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By Cwm Bychan, Lôn Gwyrfai
| newssniffer.co.uk
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cew77qq2r7lo Version 0 of 1. Thousands visit the national park every year, with many beginning a hike to its highest peak - Yr Wyddfa or Snowdon - to catch the sunrise An overnight parking clampdown aimed at tackling antisocial behaviour at a beauty spot where people hike to catch the sunrise will not solve the problem, locals say.
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