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This video is an email exchange chain between the Neath M.P.
Christina Rees, the Glynneath Councillor Simon Knoyle
and the Glynneath Residents Against Contamination
chairman Dai Richards.
The subject matter of the initial email is the Council
of Death document delivered to the 15 Neath Port
Talbot Councillors on 7 September 2020. The document
shows how the council planning department worked with
the demolition and asbestos removal company Cuddy Group
Ltd to avoid remediation of contaminated land through a
series of planning approvals between 2008 and 2010. This
broke the 1990 Environmental Protection Act.
The purpose of the submitted document was to.........
" verify the responsibilities and the actions of the Neath-Port Talbot Council
when ‘contaminated land’ was reported to them as part of a Cuddy Group planning application in 2008 and
to identify whether or not the council have upheld these responsibilities."
However, for past 3 years the council have hidden the
document. The Glynneath Councillors Del Morgan and
Simon Knoyle are named in the document as refusing to
communicate with residents in relation to the
information contained within the document. This is still the case.
council-of-death-report
. The chain begins with an email from
Christina Rees to Stephen Karl Hunt..........
Following on
from this exchange Dai Richards replied to Christina
Rees offering the MP an opportunity to observe an exchange
of information between Councillor Knoyle and the Glynneath
Residents Against Contamination.
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