Harlow Common Pond cordoned off due to harmful algae
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 11:31 · Archive
Harlow Council has cordoned off Harlow Common Pond after harmful algae was found.
Harlow Council has cordoned off Harlow Common Pond after harmful algae was detected there. The council is warning the public to avoid the beauty spot due to the potential risk posed to people and animals.
Parents have been urged to keep children away from the pond, and dog owners have been advised not to allow their pets to access the water. The cordon has been put in place to prevent people from using the site while the issue persists.
How it is being reported
- Public urged to avoid Essex beauty spot as cordon put in placeColchester Gazette · 5 Oct, 11:20
- Public urged to avoid Essex beauty spot as cordon put in placeEcho (Basildon) · 5 Oct, 11:20
- Public urged to avoid Essex beauty spot as cordon put in placeBrentwood Guardian · 5 Oct, 11:20
- Harlow locals warned to 'avoid' beauty spot as pond cordoned offEssexLive · 5 Oct, 10:35
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