Signs have warned swimmers and paddlers that the water may be polluted
Swimmers in North Wales have been warned to stay out of the sea at two beaches after bacteria was found in the water. A bug was found following testing at Rhos-on-Sea and Colwyn Bay.
Signs saying there was “increased risk that water quality may be affected by pollution” have been erected on the promenade at Colwyn Bay and in Rhos-on-Sea.In a statement Conwy CBC told North Wales Live: "We were notified about levels of bacteria in bathing water at North Shore and Cayley Promenade by Natural Resources Wales who carry out regular water quality testing. Notices advising against swimming or paddling in the sea were put out on Saturday.
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