The festival takes place from 14-23 March.

The DVSA said it worked with driving examiners and test centre staff to help them better identify candidates suspected of cheating.Bosses say staff will use intelligence of previous attempts while verifying candidate identity.

Candidates are also not allowed to take personal items into the theory test and will undergo checks to make sure they don't take anything which may be used to cheat.found fraudsters, who offered to help people illegally pass their UK driving tests, were advertising their services widely across social media.Steve Gooding, director of the RAC Foundation, said: "By being prepared to get behind the wheel by fair means or foul, people hiring impersonators put everyone's lives at risk, because neither we nor they have any idea whether their driving meets the required standard.

"Our strong road safety record is built on three pillars – roadworthy vehicles, responsibly driven by properly qualified drivers. This sort of behaviour is flagrantly kicking one of those pillars away."Marian Kitson, DVSA's Director of Enforcement Services, said: "Our dedicated counter-fraud team focuses on identifying suspected fraud and works with the police to bring fraudsters to justice."

"The people that get criminals to take their driving test know that they are incapable of passing themselves. By fraudulently obtaining a driving licence, they place other road users and themselves at risk from their unsafe driving.

Despite working full time, Beca Williams thinks she will need a second job in order to be able to pay for driving lessons.It comes as the National Hazards Partnership

this weekend, highlighting the likelihood of fires that could be difficult to control.People are being asked to avoid the area. The main Hilltown to Rostrevor Road and Sandbanks Road were closed for a number of hours but have since reopened.

An announcement about which services will be cut as a crisis-hit local authority tries to balance its budget has been delayed.Earlier this month, Birmingham City Council asked ministers for permission to