A booking system for car parks, wardens issuing fines and traffic management measures are among the ways authorities will manage visitor numbers to Lulworth and Durdle Door.

It comes after representatives from Dorset Council, Dorset Police, Lulworth Estate and South West Ambulance Trust met yesterday and agree a 'joined-up approach'.

Following the huge numbers of visitors who flocked to the area last weekend, authorities are keen to reassure locals that steps have been taken to avoid a repeat of the scenes we saw.

Some of the measures agreed by partners include a new pre-booking system for the Lulworth Estate car parks. This is due to go live next week so in the meantime the estate will be monitoring arrivals and limiting the overall number of visitors to both Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove.

There will also be other traffic management measures introduced, an increase in marshalling and civil enforcement officers who will be issuing fines to people who park illegally on the roads.

Marshals will be on site to warn people of the dangers of tombstoning and to encourage visitors to take their litter home.

All partners will monitor the situation this weekend and will review if necessary next week. They continue to ask for visitors to respect Dorset's communities.