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20230421A-WBVI-DRIC-GREY-presentation

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YouTube link: https://youtu.be/8qcfIRwipnI

Title / Search terms - GERRY REYNOLDS GLYNNEATH COUNCILLOR VIOLENT CRIME REPORT TO SOUTH WALES POLICE

On 21 April 2023, three members of Glynneath Residents Against Contamination attempted to present information to South Wales Police officers ( 20230421A-WBEV-GRAC-police ) relating to a crime by Gerry Reynolds. This is a video of the information we attemped to present to South Wales Police at the event.

The destruction of information by the Glynneath Town Councillor, Gerry Reynolds ( EGRAC PSP REPORT ) that identifies corruption within government that is almost certainly causing health issues including deaths to residents adjoining the Heol y Glyn landfill site . This is a stand alone crime defined by UK Government legislation as "Misconduct in Public Office". This crime supports historic environmental crimes committed by Neath Port Talbot Council and developers that can potentially be defined as Corporate Manslaughter. Corporate Manslaughter is a violent crime. The offence was supported by other Glynneath Town Council public officials. This crime is linked to the following crimes that have been previously reported to South Wales Police - Occurrence numbers 2100132983 & 2100403160.

1	2008-2010	Contamination (chemical poisons) identified in 2008. NPTC refuse to provide information that identifies land contamination protocol was followed.
2	Sep 2020	Council of Death - research report paper based upon the information available was submitted to the 13 members of the planning committee & GTC Councillors Del Morgan & Simon Knoyle in September 2020. This paper shows that NPTC failed to follow contaminated land protocol and went through a series of planning applications to help the Cuddy Group avoid the required remediation, thereby leaving chemical poisons at the site. This allowed the Cuddy Group to move around contaminated soil following this and to further tip illegal industrial waste at the site in the knowledge that they were being supported by the council. To date there has been no response from NPTC to show that the information we supplied is incorrect. The paper has not been made public by NPTC.
3	Oct 2020	Enzo started work on the site in September 2020 uncovering chemical poisons (red squares) as can be seen in the chemical testing dated 2020 and moving them around he site.
4	Oct 2020	The Council of Death research report paper was submitted to all Glynneath Town Councillors at a meeting in October with the intention of GTC providing information about the due diligence the Glynneath Councillors Del Morgan & Simon Knoyle had made in respect to report.
5	Oct 2020	Councillors Knoyle & Morgan put out a public statement in the lead up to this meeting containing misinformation. There is no evidence of any letters being sent following the submission of the report to NPTC. The Glynneath Town Council refused to request due diligence with respect to the report.
6	13/12/2020	A second death occurred of a very rare disorder 5 houses away from another 2 years previous. There are no other recorded instances of deaths by this disorder in Glynneath. The disorder can be linked to contamination related deaths in a town in France.
7	1/5/2021	A report was made in relation to the deaths by the rare disorder for the Glynneath Town Council and hand delivered to the Glynneath Town Councillors Haulwen Morgan and Gerry Reynolds
7a	1/5/2021	Letter accompanying report sent to Haulwen Morgan
7b	1/5/2021	Letter accompanying report sent to Gerry Reynolds
8	8/6/2021	20210608A-WB-GTCO-full-meet - At the next GTC full meeting, the PSP paper was not discussed, only the letter to Haulwen Morgan. Both councillors sat through the meeting and neither mentioned the report. Gerry Reynolds did not mention that he had received a letter. A video of this item at the meeting is uploaded to YouTube.
8a	23/6/21	A letter was received from the clerk asking permission to pass on our letter to the NPTC
9	8/10/21	A Freedom of Information Request identified that both councillors had disposed of the report.

Council of Death - research report paper based upon the information available was submitted to the 13 members of the planning committee & GTC Councillors Del Morgan & Simon Knoyle in September 2020. This paper shows that NPTC failed to follow contaminated land protocol and went through a series of planning applications to help the Cuddy Group avoid the required remediation, thereby leaving chemical poisons at the site. This allowed the Cuddy Group to move around contaminated soil following this and to further tip illegal industrial waste at the site in the knowledge that they were being supported by the council. To date there has been no response from NPTC to show that the information we supplied is incorrect. The paper has not been made public by NPTC.

A research report that identifies how the Neath-Port Talbot Council Planning Department broke the 1990 Environmental Protection Act when they failed to follow the protocol documented in their Contaminated Land Strategy.

The report has been submitted to Neath-Port Talbot County Borough Council, Glynneath Town Council & Natural Resources Wales. These organisations refuse to accept responsibility for their role in government or to provide a counter analysis on the purpose of this document which is:

"This report is being submitted to the members of Neath-Port Talbot Council for the verification of information and the opportunity to provide counter evidence to the information and allegations made in this document."

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE EGRAC 1990 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT BREACH REPORT

The Council of Death research report paper was submitted to all Glynneath Town Councillors at a meeting in October with the intention of GTC providing information about the due diligence the Glynneath Councillors Del Morgan & Simon Knoyle had made in respect to report.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE EGRAC 1990 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT BREACH REPORT

Councillors Knoyle & Morgan put out a public statement in the lead up to this meeting containing misinformation. There is no evidence of any letters being sent following the submission of the report to NPTC. The Glynneath Town Council refused to request due diligence with respect to the report.

xz/01 - Knoygan whitewash statement statement October 2020 - "We pledge that we will always do our very best to represent the town and the people of Glynneath"

Simon Knoyle and Del Morgan

7	A report was made in relation to the deaths by the rare disorder for the Glynneath Town Council and hand delivered to the Glynneath Town Councillors Haulwen Morgan and Gerry Reynolds
	A research report on how residents from the houses surrounding the Heol y Glyn landfill site in Glynneath are dying of rare neurodegenerative disorders that is almost certainly linked to ground contamination that is being covered up by public officials. This report has been submitted to Neath-Port Talbot County Borough Council, Glynneath Town Council & Natural Resources Wales. These organisations refuse to provide a counter analysis on this document, the conclusion of which is: “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.” CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE EGRAC PSP REPORT
7a	Glynneath Town Councillor: Haulwen Morgan, 15 Brynhyfryd, Glynneath, SA11 5BA - Accompanying letter - 20210501A-LE-EGRA-GTCO-morgan - hand delivered on 2/5/21
	letter to Haulwen Morgan as presented to Glynneath Town Councillors for the meeting on 8/6/2021
7b	Glynneath Town Councillor & Mayor: Gerry Reynolds, 1A Merthyr Road, Pontwalby, Glynneath, SA11 5LR - Accompanying letter - 20210501A-LE-EGRA-GTCO-reynolds - hand delivered on 2/5/21