Students in Bristol and Bath are being warned to act responsibly near water after they have been drinking.
The Royal Life Saving Society has launched a powerful film to raise awareness of the dangers of being near water when under the influence of alcohol.
Students in Bristol and Bath are being warned to act responsibly near water after they have been drinking.
The Royal Life Saving Society has launched a powerful film to raise awarness of the dangers of being near water when under the influence of alcohol.
It comes after four people drowned along a stretch of the River Avon in Bath in 2014.
You can watch the film below:
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