Spikes Found on Penmaenmawr Beach, North Wales
Metal spikes have been discovered in the sands of Penmaenmawr Beach in North Wales. The Conwy Council issued a notice warning beachgoers of the potential danger, particularly to children, horses, and dogs. The spikes were reportedly left by fishers who use them to anchor nets. Local harbour staff have been actively removing the spikes to ensure the beach is safe for all visitors. The council has urged the public to report any additional findings of metal spikes to the harbour team at Conwy. Contact can be made via phone at 01492 596253 or email at [email protected].
UK Foreign Office Issues Travel Warning for Parts of Thailand
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has issued a new alert regarding travel to Thailand, citing a "high threat" of terrorism in certain areas. Brits are advised against all but essential travel to the Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, and Southern Songkhla provinces due to frequent terrorist attacks. The alert also notes that martial law is in place in most of these areas, providing security forces with increased enforcement powers. Potential targets may include government offices, hotels, shops, and transport infrastructure. Travellers are encouraged to remain vigilant, stay informed via local media, and adhere to local authority advice.