COVID-19: Lockdown rules are easing in parts of the UK, but people are being told to ‘act responsibly’

Tegryn Jones, the chief executive of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, told Sky News: “It’s fair to say there’s a degree of concern among some local communities about an influx of visitors, so we’re asking people to act responsibly.

“It’s an opportunity to reopen, which is positive. We want this to be the start of a wider reopening and don’t want to close again due to people not following the guidelines.”

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The relaxation of lockdown rules in Wales does not apply to people living in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland – but this could create challenges in communities that border the country.

In a statement, Dyfed-Powys Police told Sky News: “We are working closely with our colleagues in partner forces to educate those living along the border on the regulations relevant to them, and together we encourage people to do the right thing.