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Mountains of fly-tipped waste dumped at £10million Welsh business park after '50 caravans' set up camp on empty site

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“Mountains of fly-tipped waste dumped at £10million Welsh business park after '50 caravans' set up camp on empty site”

Shocking images of a dead-end road between the M4 and A48 laid bare the extent of the 'catastrophe' near Bridgend, South Wales.

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