A college students' union has banned blue shirts and chinos after "behaviour concerns".

Cardiff University Students' Union mentioned it might all the time help college students to "have fun in a safe manner" at its venue.

The union mentioned the clothes restrictions could be momentary and weren't aimed toward a particular group.

It mentioned the coverage was launched in direct response to a particular latest incident, with out offering any particulars.

The effectiveness of security measures is usually reviewed, based on the union.

A spokesperson mentioned that, because the not-for-profit venue was owned by a registered charity, it invested in initiatives "that go above and beyond industry standards".

"The college students' union is proud to run the most well-liked pupil leisure programme in Wales, with over 8,000 guests to the venues every week," they added.

"It is our established practice to proactively respond to behaviour concerns so we can ensure that our events are safe, accessible and comfortable."

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The spokesperson added that modifications to security measures have been usually communicated to its pupil inhabitants, and so they thanked college students for his or her help.