THE Isle of Wight Council has issued an urgent reminder to stay clear of the Bonchurch landslip area.
Footpaths and rights of way remain closed in the vicinity, and the area is still unstable and dangerous.
“Please do not go to the site of the landslide, the beach, or the foreshore below the landslide,” said a spokesperson for the local authority.
“This is for your own safety.
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“Signs have been put up to remind people of the need to stay away. “
The council has issued the following advice:
- Keep away from cliff edges and the base of cliffs due to continued erosion.
- Remember that many areas of the Island, particularly remote and coastal areas, may have limited phone signal if you need to call for help.
- Coastal paths and/with beach access should be avoided, if you have to use them, use them with extreme caution.
- Take extra care if you are using the off-road rights of way network, especially after bad weather.
- Be aware of tide times and weather conditions, and always allow sufficient time and check for open and safe access points before heading out.
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