The owner of a popular Brean holiday park has issued a warning to MPs over proposed inheritance tax changes, saying they could force parks to close and damage Somerset’s tourism economy. Ian James, head of Yellow Sands Holiday Park in Brean and national chairman of the British Holiday & Home Parks Association (BH&HPA), is urging politicians to “urgently reconsider” the plans during this week’s Labour conference in Liverpool. He says the changes to business inheritance tax rules could leave park owners facing hefty tax bills, forcing many to sell up and resulting in widespread job losses. It also reveals that nearly a quarter of UK parks are considering selling or shutting down permanently. Holiday accommodation in Burnham-On-Sea and Brean