Police and rangers are patrolling areas of the Lake District this weekend after a rise in concerns over anti-social behaviour.
There has been a spike in complaints over behaviour in popular hotspots including Buttermere and the Langstrath Valley.
Allerdale police said officers and Lake District National Park rangers held a joint operation yesterday, Saturday May 24.
They said: ” On this occasion there was no people found to be acting in an anti-social manner but the area will continue to be monitored and those found to be acting in such manners will be dealt with accordingly.”
Over the early May bank holiday, fines were issued to people due to anti-social behaviour
