August 11, 2023 - 1540 views
Over 7,000 people have now signed the petition calling for the Welsh Government to fund both the removal of quarry rocks and the restoration of sand and groynes to Llandudno North Shore beach.
In order for the petition to be considered for debate in the Welsh Parliament, 10,000 signatures are needed. The petition is currently on 7,095.
Janet Finch-Saunders MS is working with Cllr. Ian Turner and residents to help restore sand to North Shore beach.
Speaking about the petition, Janet said:
“We are fast approaching the 10,000 signatures needed to help us restore our beach to its former glory.
“Cllr. Ian Turner is working tirelessly, and his countless efforts to make our beach safe to be enjoyed by all again is truly appreciated.
“Thank you to the volunteers at the stand on the Promenade working hard to gain petition signatures. Your hard work is helping us get one step closer to saving our beach.
“7,000 signatures is a fantastic milestone to reach, and I am proud of our community for gathering together to fight for a cause we all care about.
“Please support our beach by signing the online petition, and help us reach 10,000!”
