A man was left needing hospital treatment after being assaulted during a fight in Clevedon town centre.
Reports have been circulating social media of a large group of teenagers causing problems in the seaside town on April 8.
The group of youngsters - at one point believed to be 50 strong - was seen at the Salthouse Fields earlier in the evening before moving to Queens Square and the Triangle. Bristol Live asked Avon and Somerset Constabularly how many people were involved, but the force refused to comment on the figure.
A police spokesperson confirmed they were called to the town centre at just before 11pm to reports of people fighting in Old Street.
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Reports are circulating the town around 40 to 50 youths were involved in the melee.
A man, believed to be in his 40s, was injured in the fracas and was taken to hospital for treatment.
His injuries are not thought to be serious.
It is believed the main fight happened in Old Street near the Co-op supermarket.
An investigation into the incident is underway.
A police spokesman said: "We were called just before 11pm to Old Street in Clevedon to reports of a public order incident involving up a group of people fighting in the street.
"A man was assaulted during the incident and taken to hospital for treatment for injuries that were not believed to be serious.
"An investigation is underway.
"No arrests have yet been made."
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This is not the first time in recent months people have complained of teenagers causing issues in the town.
Earlier this year there were reports a man was attacked by youths as he walked home at night. People have also been reporting an increase in vandalism and antisocial behaviour.
People have spoken of their horror at the incident on the Facebook page Everything Else Clevedon.
Gill Cooper posted: "I am shocked and upset to read this, I had no idea this sort of thing went on in Clevedon."
Jill Landsdowne posted: "This is getting out of control.
"Something has to be done."
Police are appealing for anyone with information to contact them on 101 quoting reference number 5219076669.
