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NEATH PORT TALBOT: Waste boss stripped of licence after fly-tipping conviction

Natural Resources Wales has revoked Arron Dixon's waste carrier licence after he was convicted of fly-tipping and found to have…

SWANSEA: ‘Don’t blame us’ — residents round on council over bin warning, but the council has answers

Swansea Council says litter bins could be removed if people keep dumping household rubbish in them. The warning drew an…

RESOLVEN: Crushed! Van used to dump cannabis farm waste in Neath Valley forest is destroyed — after five prosecuted

The tipper van used to fly-tip cannabis farm waste in Rheola Forestry has been crushed by Neath Port Talbot Council…

RESOLVEN: Five fined more than £6,800 after cannabis farm waste dumped in Neath Valley forest

A document left among the rubbish helped convict five fly-tippers who dumped the remains of a cannabis farm on protected…

Neath Port Talbot crushes fly-tippers’ vehicles as crackdown intensifies

Neath Port Talbot Council has crushed three more vehicles linked to illegal dumping as part of an intensifying enforcement crackdown,…

Man pays heavy price for dumping concrete in road

A fly-tipper who dumped concrete hardcore on Ffordd Amazon in Crymlyn Burrows has appeared before Swansea Magistrates after being traced…

Court orders Pembrokeshire man to remove scrap or face jail

A Pembrokeshire man must remove abandoned cars, scrap and other waste from his land within weeks or face a potential…

Council cracks down on fly-tipping with van vehicle seizure

Neath Port Talbot says it is continuing to crack down on fly-tipping - as new figures reveal decrease in number…

Man who fly-tipped waste and failed to pay fixed penalty is sentenced to pay nearly £1,300 by court

A Port Talbot man who fly-tipped green waste near the centre of the town and failed to pay a Fixed…

Council says hundreds of sites in Swansea improved following launch of new cleansing service

A city-wide cleansing service, introduced by Swansea Council in 2022, has led to more than 400 sites in the city…

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