Visitors to North Wales beauty spots urged to behave responsibly this bank holiday

VISITORS to North Wales are being asked to act responsibly this bank holiday weekend as coronavirus restrictions have eased.
As travel restrictions have been eased and loved ones can re-unite outdoors, this bank holiday is expected to be busy as people are set to enjoy the weekend.
However, warnings have been issued for people to behave responsibly and adhere to the guidance.
Transport for Wales is urging public transport users to be respectable of staff if they are travelling to and from Wales.
Denbighshire County Council and the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty(AONB) are also issuing advice following an increase in the number of visitors and campers to popular beauty spots.

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