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Toxic blue-green algae found in Colwick Country Park lake

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Visitors are being advised to avoid contact a Colwick lake after it was confirmed it contains toxic blue-green algae.

A spokesman for Nottingham City Council warned visitors of the dangers.

They said:”We’ve had confirmed reports of blue-green algae on the West Lake at Colwick Country Park.

“Keep away from the water – this includes dogs and other pets. Blue-green algae can be toxic and potentially fatal to both animals and humans.

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“Please ensure your dog does not swim, paddle, or drink from the lake.”

They confirmed the East Lake (Trout Lake) was currently unaffected.

The spokesman nadded: “We’ll continue to monitor the lakes and update people if the situation changes. Please follow all signage and guidance from staff.”

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