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Major new plan agreed for landfill once labelled 'stink bomb on steroids' (opens the original)
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A landfill once described as a "stink bomb on steroids" will be allowed to take an extra 50,000 tonnes of "suitable" waste a year, but face tougher environmental controls. Natural Resources Wales has approved a variation to the environmental permit for Withyhedge Landfill which introduces strengthened rules around landfill gas and leachate management, cell completion, and ongoing monitoring. Pembrokeshire County Council said it was "disappointed" by Natural Resources Wales' decision to approve t
In The Dock - Look who's had their cases heard in court recently (opens the original)
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A round-up of recent cases heard before magistrates. Stanley Phillips, 81, of Bro Teifi, Cardigan, received eight penalty points for driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and without insurance. At Cardiff Magistrates’ Court, he was also sentenced to pay a £660 fine, £120 in costs and a £264 surcharge. David John K Jones, 41, of Saron, was fined £80 after admitting speeding in a 20mph limit. He received six penalty points at Cardiff Magistrates' Court, and was ordered to pay £120 in
Drunk teacher hit child and raised middle finger at pupils (opens the original)
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A teacher has been banned for two years after striking a pupil whilst drunk on a school trip. Shon Rowcliffe, who worked at Ysgol Bro Preseli in Crymych, was accused of “unacceptable professional conduct” during a school trip on May 11, 2024. Mr Rowcliffe was accused of being under the influence of alcohol whilst responsible for pupils. He was also accused of hitting a pupil across the chest, using obscene language and raising his middle finger in front of pupils. The Education Workforce Council
Drugs gang boss breached order aimed at preventing him committing more crime (opens the original)
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A Pembrokeshire man was brought back to court after breaching a serious crime prevention order. Shaun Lucas, 52, of Cartlett, was made the subject of the order in November, 2023, at Swansea Crown Court. However, he was brought before magistrates in Haverfordwest charged with breaching it on three occasions. Lucas was accused of failing to notify police between January 28 and February 3 of the loss of his permanent home, and then of failing to notify police of his new address between February 2 a
Roads closed and warning for drivers as food festival returns with packed schedule (opens the original)
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Several city centre roads will close as Newport Food Festival returns with thousands of visitors expected to attend. The Newport Food Festival will take over the city centre on Saturday, October 3, with more than 85 food and drink traders, celebrity chef demonstrations, live music, and family entertainment. Events and activities will be spread across High Street, Bridge Street, Westgate Square, and John Frost Square. Ahead of the event, a Newport City Council spokesperson said: "Road users may e
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