Adults and children have been pictured playing on frozen lakes just days after four young boys died in Solihull.
shows 10 people sliding, dancing and playing football on the dangerous surface while ignoring warnings from passersby.
‘A woman who was jogging past shouted at them to get off the ice, but they didn’t listen. They were on the ice for between 15 and 20 minutes and then two wardens came and shouted at them to get off the ice. Yesterday Liverpool City Council called out the group who were ‘risking their own lives’, and expressed disappointment after more people were spotted walking on the lake just yards away from a section of ice that had melted and cracked.
Local councils have implored people to stay away from frozen lakes in order to avoid a repeat of the tragedy ‘We would like to thank the emergency services for all they did in rescuing the boys and to the community for their support; it has been overwhelming.’
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