Fury as ministers reject call to intervene in North Wales landfill site 'crisis'

Fury as ministers reject call to intervene in North Wales landfill site 'crisis'

'The people of Johnstown and surrounding areas deserve clean air, not political gaslighting'

Ministers reject calls to intervene on 'unbearable' stench at landfill site

Campaigners criticised Welsh ministers for rejecting calls to revoke a permit for a landfill site despite concerns about the "unbearable" stench plaguing people's lives. More than 1,100 people signed a Senedd petition which warned of an overpowering smell from the landfill site at the former Hafod quarry in Johnstown, Wrexham. Steve Gittins, who submitted the

Ministers reject calls to intervene over ‘foul’ stench from tip

Hafod Landfill. Photo National Resources Wales Chris Haines – ICNN Senedd reporter Campaigners criticised Welsh ministers for rejecting calls to revoke a permit for a landfill site despite concerns about the “unbearable” stench plaguing people’s lives. More than 1,100 people signed a Senedd petition which warned of an overpowering smell from the landfill site at the former Hafod quarry in Johnstown, Wrexham. Steve Gittins, who submitted the peti…

Ministers reject calls to intervene over ‘foul’ stench from Johnstown tip

Campaigners criticised Welsh ministers for rejecting calls to revoke a permit for a landfill site despite concerns about the “unbearable” stench plaguing people’s lives. More than 1,100 people signed a Senedd petition which warned of an overpowering smell from the landfill site at the former Hafod quarry in Johnstown, Wrexham. Steve Gittins, who submitted the […]