Vale beaches see spate of rockfalls in past week - warnings issued
PENARTH Beach sees dangerous rockfall not long after a cliff edge broke at another Vale of Glamorgan beach.
The rockfall happened near the barrage on Penarth Beach.
Less than a week ago Llantwit Major Beach also saw a cliff edge break - which the RNLI team has called 'unstable.'
The team are asking people to keep a safe distance from cliff edges if walking on a beach.
It is recommended you stay away from the base of the cliffs a distance equal to its height.
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Visitors should follow this important safety advice:
- Do not walk at the foot of cliffs as they are unstable
- Never choose the base of the cliffs as a spot for sunbathing or picnicking
- Do not attempt to climb the cliffs
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