A series of new videos are being launched to encourage people to take care around the River Severn in Shrewsbury.
The videos, produced by Shrewsbury BID in collaboration with the Team Shrewsbury partnership, highlight the potential dangers of walking by the river as well as encouraging collective responsibility and sensible behaviour.
James Hitchin, owner of The Alb in Smithfield Road and chair of Shrewsbury Pubwatch, said venues would continue working together to keep their customers as safe as possible. “Anything we can do to prevent further river tragedies is to be applauded, and this new film is a great way of raising awareness about getting home safely.
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