GLYNNEATH CONTAMINATION PLAYLIST

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GLYNNEATH CONTAMINATION - NEATH-PORT TALBOT COUNCIL COVER-UP  

This video shows how the Neath Port Talbot Council breached the 1990 Environmental Protection Act and placed the health and lives of the residents of the following Glynneath streets at risk from untreated contaminated land:

Waun Gron,  Brynhyfryd, Woodland Park, & Heol y Glyn and Inter Valley Road (A4109).

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GLYNNEATH TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 

28/7/2020

Glynneath Town Council discuss the Enzo Development and the comment they are to submit for the planning application. A complaint had been submitted to the Glynneath Town Council on 23/4/2020 following the failure of the two 'twin hatted' Glynneath County Borough Councillors Morgan and Knoyle to support the residents bordering the site. 

This is an extract from the complaint. 

"This complaint also extends to the current day, 23/4/2020, because until
this date both County Councillors Simon Knoyle and Del Morgan who are aware
of contaminated land and carcinogens information have failed in their
capacities as councillors representing the people whose properties either
border on or are close to the site. They have refused to ask pertinent
questions of the planning department and they have refused to provide
information about what happened to the land in 2008 when it was identified
as contaminated."  (CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL COMPLAINT)

It should be noted that during the planning committee meeting it was revealed that both Councillors Knoyle and Morgan had met over a long period of time with the planning department development manager Steve Ball and the developer Enzo. What is clear from the subsequent planning committee meeting is that they have pre-determined their decision on supporting a corrupt planning official (Steve Ball) and an unscrupulous developer (Enzo Homes)

NEATH-PORT TALBOT COUNCIL PLANNING MEETING 

8/9/2020

Your personal feelings about the application, or the applicant, are irrelevant. It is the wider public interest that is important.

It should be noted in the meeting that there were 80 objections from 39 properties, the only two Glynneath residents for the application were the two Glynneath Councillors Del Morgan and Simon Knoyle. They had both been made aware of historical malpractice at the development that had failed to follow council contaminated land protocol six months prior to the meeting and were both in possession of a document that providence them with evidence of this. 

DOCUMENT SUBMITTED TO THE PLANNING COMMITTEE - CLICK HERE

During the meeting Del Morgan pushes the 'extant' planning permission when there is no evidence that the development had started (a requirement of an extant planning permission) and Simon Knoyle identifiers that Enzo intends to move the contaminated land closer to peoples houses by cutting and filling the stream. 

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PLANNING COMMITTEE CORRUPTION 

This video shows how the Planning Committee malpractice has enabled the Planning Department at Neath-Port Talbot Council to place Glynneath residents lives in danger, potentially causing deaths from a rare neurodegenerative disorder and almost certainly committing the UK Government criminal offence Corporate Manslaughter. The Planning Department are covering up contamination at the Heol y Glyn Development in Glynneath.

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Neath-Port Talbot Council have been given the opportunity to appear in a re-edited version of this video or to provide counter evidence to its contents.

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In this video, we see how the Neath Port-Talbot Council Planning Development Manager Steve Ball has grossly misrepresented the role of Natural Resources Wales in the planning process for the Heol y Glyn development. This is evidence he is presenting as factual to the Planning Committee. We believe that the reason he does this is to cover up Planning Department malpractice which allowed the Cuddy Group to tip on the site unregulated and to provide the Planning Committee with a sense of lawfulness for the development and in particular the illegal tipping habits of the Cuddy Group. The Cuddy Group were tipping at the Heol y Glyn site from 2005 to 2016  while Natural Resources Wales was founded in 2013 and the Cuddy Group's first NRW licence dates from August 2014 by which time the majority of tipped material had been brought onto the site.

The Neath-Port Talbot Council Head of Planning and Public Protection deliberately falsifies information relating to the role of the 1990 Environmental Protection Act in the Planning Process. 

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GLYNNEATH CONTAMINATION - TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 27 OCTOBER 2020 - ITEM 17

EAST GLYNNEATH RESIDENTS AGAINST CONTAMINATION CORRESPONDENCE AND ASSOCIATED REPORT

Every Glynneath Town Councillor in this video is aware that Neath Port Talbot Council broke the land contamination rules in 2009 resulting in an above normal level of carcinogens remaining in the soil at the Heol-y-Glyn site. The soil should have been cleaned up or tested further once contamination of this level was found. The increased contamination and safety recommendations to protect Glynneath residents that were ignored has endangered the lives of Glynneath families for at least the last 12 years. It is possible that there are deaths in the East Glynneath area that may be related to this contamination and the ignored safety recommendations. The Councillors in this video have been supplied with the COUNCIL OF DEATH DOCUMENT and have been asked to make public the answer to a question about whether or not Councillors Morgan and Knoyle have undertaken due diligence in relation to this document.

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A report submitted to the Glynneath Town Council went missing after being delivered to the Glynneath Councillors Gerry Reynolds and Haulwen Morgan on 3 May 2021. Glynneath Town Council discuss the letter that accompanied the report. This video looks at the involvement of Councillors Reynolds and Morgan in the discussion about the letter in the council meeting of 8 June 2021 and asks the Town Clerk what happened?

https://youtu.be/BAj8FWNaBMU

This is a complaint recently submitted to the Glynneath Town Council about Councillor Haulwen Morgan who deliberately disposed of a document that identifies deaths in Brynhyfryd from an extremely rare neurodegenerative disorder that is linked to contaminant Arsenic. An above safe level of Arsenic was identified at the Heol y Glyn site in 2008 and subsequently hidden by the Neath-Port Talbot Council planning department.

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WHY ARE YOU KEEPING THIS INFORMATION SECRET FROM THE PEOPLE OF GLYNNEATH?

On the 27 March 2021. Councillor Knoyle posted information about the Heol Glyn development that had not previously been made public. He posted information about a document containing the results of chemical testing from soil at the Heol y Glyn site. He states that he had used this document in his role as a county councillor and undertaken due diligence in relation to the testing results contained in the document, he states in his post: 

"I was provided with a copy of the WAC (Waste Acceptance Criteria) Tests which were carried out on 7th October 2020 - I received this confidentially, hence the reason I have redacted the image below. You will see that there are many contaminants identified in the samples, this is just a snippet of Sample 04 taken on 20th October 2020."

Councillor Knoyle and the complete Neath Port Talbot Council refuse to communicate with us and provide information that is relevant to the Heol y Glyn development in Glynneath. Why?

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Simon Knoyle public answer to Glynneath Residents Against Contamination public questions. Answer only listed as text in the video description. In this statement he states that there is 'mis-information' going around yet he fails to state what this is. 

https://youtu.be/syxRTsW3Tpo

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No reply has been received from either Councillor in relation to this public question.

This document was submitted to the Neath-Port Talbot Council Planning Committee and the Glynneath Councillors Del Morgan and Simon Knoyle by recorded delivery. It was received on 7th September 2020. To date (2 September 2021) no counter evidence has been submitted to refute the allegation that the council breached the 1990 Environmental Protection Act. 

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Information and accountability for a PSP cluster in the Welsh town of Glynneath. This document has been submitted to the following organisations, none of whom have acknowledged receipt, provided counter evidence or disputed its conclusion. 

Natural Resources Wales, Neath-Port Talbot Council, Glynneath Town Council.

The report concludes that:

“Residents of Brynhyfryd are dying from the rare neurological disorder
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. These deaths are almost certainly due to
specified and other probable unspecified contamination tipped at the Heol y Glyn landfill site. Public officers who have covered up this contamination are potentially responsible for the unlawful killing of these residents.”

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