More than 150 tonnes of debris on Penarth beach after cliff fall
A cliff fall left more than 150 tonnes of rock and soil on Penarth beach over the weekend. No one was injured when the landslide happened.
Penarth: Landslide five times bigger than initially estimated
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service have told ITV News that they have reassessed the cliff fall in Penarth, and now believe 150 tonnes was involved in the landslide. That's five times their initial estimate.
No one is believed to have been injured, but emergency services are warning people in the area to keep away from cliff edges.
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