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The seafood sector is to receive an initial package of more than £5 million in financial support to assist businesses during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

MPs are warning owners of second and holiday homes to stay away from our coastline.

Hotels, hostels, B&Bs, campsites, boarding houses, campsites and caravan parks have been ordered to close in an effort to slow the transmission of the coronavirus.

In line with the latest government guidelines, the Jurassic Coast Trust is urging people to stay at home and avoid busy coastal sites.

Councils should use ’emergency powers’ to revoke the licences of businesses who ignore pleas to shut during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Parking restrictions on some of Devon’s roads are to be temporarily relaxed by Devon County Council during the coronavirus outbreak.

A share of £3.m is available to Pembrokeshire’s coastal enterprises as round six opens of the Welsh Government’s Coastal Communities Fund.

The region’s coastline is set to benefit from a multi-million-pound cash investment thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The building in Cleethorpes will make way for a new commercial space, visitor facilities, toilets, beach safety and tourist information.

Somerset will receive an extra £114m for flood prevention – to be spent on constructing and maintaining a new tidal barrier across the River Parrett.