A VALENTINE’S Disco ended in bloodshed when a fight broke out after the bar closed.

Police and ambulance staff were called to deal with the fracas at Tywyn Ex-Service & Workmen’s Club in the early hours of Sunday morning (11 February).

One man was taken to Bronglais Hospital in an ambulance as a result of the incident but his injuries are not believed to be serious.

The venue had been hosting a Valentine’s Disco on the Saturday evening.

A statement about the incident from club chairman William Simkiss has been posted on a window at the premises.

It reads: “It is a great shame that the busy and enjoyable evening ended with this unpleasant incident.

"After the bar was closed, a scuffle broke out involving some non-member visitors and the names of those involved have been taken by the police. Thankfully, despite a short time in A&E for one man with minor cuts, there were no serious injuries.”

A spokesperson for the Welsh Ambulance Service said: “We were called shortly before 1am on Sunday, 11 February, to reports a man had been assaulted at a venue on Neptune Road in Tywyn.

“We sent an emergency ambulance to the scene and a man was taken to Bronglais General Hospital.”

North Wales Police have also confirmed the incident.

“We received reports of a disturbance at 12.45am on Sunday, 11 February,” a spokesperson stated.

“Officers attended and we are now investigating a possible public order offence/affray.

“We are looking to speak to a number of people in order to establish a clearer picture of what happened. No serious injuries have been reported and no arrests have been made as of yet.

“Anyone with information is encouraged to ring the police on 101 citing reference number RC18017110.”