Black coach that a man is living in In a lay-by

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• Yn parhau i fod ar agor, trwy holiadur, 19:37, Iau 20 Awst 2020

• The coach is now white and there is a business tow truck parked right up to it surrounded by around 4-5 other vehicles. Looks like they have taken permanent residence there and are running a business from the site to boot! There is now no room for more than one lorry to pull in preventing them from getting a proper rest stop plus the cars parked there are also moved around to all the other laybys in the area so there is likely to be more cars belonging to whomever has taken permanent residence here. They've been there for nearly a year if not more.

  Postiwyd yn ddienw am 09:00, Mer 28 Hydref 2020

• A mattress has now been dumped near the bottle banks which I can only assume is from this coach. There is also loads of rubbish stacked in the lay-by. I don’t understand why they have been left here for so long. I’m sure that there must be an environmental health issue too because where are they emptying their toilet etc.

  Postiwyd yn ddienw am 10:32, Gwen 15 Ionawr 2021

• The coach, car transporter, and three cars arrived March/April 2020 and have been there ever since. As mentioned previously, the coach has changed colour from black to white. One of the cars, sporting a black and yellow vinyl wrap, was abandoned in a hedge the other side of Middleton Stoney for a couple of weeks. It had a Police Aware sticker on the window but somehow ended back in the layby. I assume from all this it is now legal to live in, and run a business from, (presumably car transport), a layby?

  Postiwyd gan Shaun Burton am 14:18, Iau 4 Chwefror 2021

• After 12 months of setting up camp in the layby, a total of 6 vehicles, including a car transporter truck, are now parked there permanently, along with a large pile of rubbish. Why is this allowed?

  Postiwyd gan Shaun Burton am 11:34, Mer 24 Mawrth 2021