Police in a popular tourist town have been under "constant demand" as they dealt with fighting, parking rows and anti-social behaviour. Officers have said that the high temperatures and an influx of visitors to Llangollen meant it was an "extremely busy" weekend in the town.
Local people have also complained about the amount of litter that was thrown into the river.
It came as temperatures rose above 34°C in some parts of Wales, and thousands of visitors flocked to the region to enjoy the summer sun. According to NWP, the conditions meant there was a "constant demand" for police presence in Llangollen over the weekend, with issues ranging from fighting near the river to shoplifting.