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Investigators want to speak to the driver of a Transit Tipper van after shocking footage showed it emptying waste on a roadside before driving off.Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is investigating five incidents of fly-tipping in Newport and Cardiff last year.A video released by NRW shows waste being emptied from the Transit Tipper van onto the ground before it drives away.
They now want to speak to the driver of the van about the following incidents:
September 2 – Land next to the LG plant in Coedkernew, Newport
September 3 – Land next to the plant LG in Coedkernew, Newport
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EVERYONE is being urged to play their part in eliminating litter and fly-tipping from Wales’ cities, seas and countryside. The Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs Lesley Griffiths, launched her new plan: ‘A Litter and Fly-tipping Free Wales’, which outlines how the Welsh Government intends to crack down on the issue, while inviting anyone in Wales to submit their own ideas on how to tackle the problem. Ms Griffiths said: “There are no excuses for littering and fly-tipping. I want to see an end to these antisocial behaviours which are a blight on our streets, beaches and countryside, with the cost of clearing often borne by the public.