Some people who have been in the lake may need medical advice
An outdoor swimming lake has been forced to close temporarily because of algae on the water.
Alderford Lake, near Whitchurch, Shropshire, said algae blooms like this are not uncommon, but tests showed the water quality fell below safety standards.The Lakeside Kitchen, walks, escape islands and play area remain open. Alderford said it tested the water regularly for bacteria and algae and most algae blooms were harmless.
Warm weather can cause algae to grow thicker and faster and it said more tests would be carried out next week. The venue asked people who used the lake over the last few days to seek medical advice if they felt unwell.Alderford said it was contacting people with bookings.
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