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Homeowners Fearful After Coal Tip Landslide
23 Nov
Summary
- A coal tip collapse buried a driveway with 350 tonnes of slurry.
- Homeowners were unaware of the coal tip when they purchased the property.
- The landslide has caused significant distress and devalued the home.
In the former mining village of Cwmtillery, a homeowner's dream has turned into a nightmare following a massive coal tip landslide. A year ago, approximately 350 tonnes of slurry cascaded down, engulfing the resident's driveway and causing immense distress.
The couple, who had spent years building their home, were unaware of the coal tip's presence when they purchased the property. The aftermath has left them living in fear, particularly during adverse weather conditions, impacting their sleep and overall well-being.
This incident has not only disrupted their lives but also led to a significant devaluation of their home, turning their long-term investment into a source of anxiety and regret.
