Residents in Bibury, a village in the Cotswolds known for its historic honey-coloured stone cottages, report increasing problems they associate with visitor pressure. According to the articles, the scale of parking enforcement and related fines has increased significantly, with parking fines described as rising by 2,000% to an annual figure of £45,000. The coverage attributes the situation to the village being overrun by tourists, which residents say is creating major difficulties for day-to-day life. The reports characterize the fines and enforcement as part of a broader response to parking-related issues, but they do not provide detailed figures on how the increase is calculated, how many tickets were issued, or whether the enforcement change is linked to new policies, additional signage, or staffing. The articles also do not include direct statements from local authorities about the fines or the specific measures being implemented. Overall, the sources agree that Bibury faces heightened tourist-related parking problems and that parking fines are now substantially higher than previously.