Hundreds descend on Lakes on hottest day of the year
The Lake District National Park Authority is warning that car parks in many areas of the Lakes have been full since early this morning.
Wasdale has been reported as one of the busiest areas - with hundreds of cars parked on the side of the road.
Hotspots across the region have seen an influx of tourists as people enjoy the sunny bank holiday weekend. Holidays are now allowed and indoor hospitality has reopened.
Cumbria Police say they've mostly seen good behaviour from people. However there has been some return of the antisocial conduct that the area suffered last year. Police and volunteers cleaned up the aftermath of a party at Millerground where the Lakes Plastic Collective says this video was taken, seeming to show bottles being thrown into the lake. It's believed they were local youths.
Meanwhile, Police in Cumbria are urging motorists to think carefully before getting behind the wheel this morning - after any Bank Holiday celebrations. The force says many people will still be over the legal limit, the day after drinking.
In the south of Scotland, the long-awaited sunshine has at last brought thousands of people to all the region's tourist hot spots.
The good weather has helped boost numbers, which many businesses say will help them recover from the lockdown. Tourism leaders are hoping it could be the start of a bumper summer.
David Wilson, owner of Hetland Garden Centre and Dino Park in Dumfries and Galloway said, "Now that we're open, we're in full swing. We're just waiting for the soft play to open, so fingers crossed."