Natural Resources Wales
LLANGENNECH: Train firm blames a signaller for the diesel fire and wants £30m from Network Rail
Network Rail went to court in August wanting £5m from the firms it blames for the fire. One of them…
KENFIG: Burst sewage main caused four of Welsh Water’s nine serious pollution incidents in its worst year on record
The Marlas main is now a £30m replacement job. NRW keeps the company on two stars for a fourth year,…
PORT TALBOT: Waste man took £490 to clear a house, then 14 bags were dumped under the M4
Nathan Pearce drove the load to Briton Ferry recycling centre, spoke to staff and left, the council says. It turned…
KINGSWAY: Roof off, sound still on. The Bunkhouse’s leaking roofs are fixed and the solar panels are up
Its operator says storms, leaks and building work never stopped the gigs. Now the community-owned venue has three repaired roofs,…
PEATLANDS: Almost £2m from the Lottery to bring the bogs back above the Afan and Neath valleys
The partnership that turned a drained plantation above Glyncorrwg back into bog is returning with a bigger plan for the…
SWANSEA: Residents’ worries about the city’s rivers and beaches are heading to Welsh Water
Torsten Bell says what he heard at his Turning the Tides meeting will be put to the company. Here’s why…
CWMGWRACH: Rhondda man taken on to clear building waste dumped it on the road to Unity Mine
Shane Richards was taken on to get rid of plasterboard and plaster from an address in Treherbert. It turned up…
LLANSAMLET: Council vows to ‘leave no lawful avenue unexplored’ on the waste fires, eviction included
'Literally poisoning us all': residents have been reporting the fires since spring last year and are now being urged to…
NRW: Welsh Tories want the watchdog that polices Withyhedge and the Llanelli fly site scrapped
Andrew RT Davies says the regulator is “unfit for purpose” and should go the way Conservatives in England plan for…
WITHYHEDGE: Landfill overfilled by six metres gets its permit rewritten to fit
The site ranked the worst-performing permitted installation in Wales two years running was found to be holding an estimated 406,500…
PWLL: The sea wrecked the council’s fishing lakes. Now they’re a nature reserve
The council dug the Pwll lakes for anglers, then the sea got in. Twenty-five years on, the brackish lagoon it…