Welsh council rejects plans for opencast coal mine
Councillors vote overwhelmingly against development of South Wales scheme, despite legal threats
Councillors in the Welsh county of Caerphilly have rejected a planning application for a new opencast coal mine, despite threats from the mining firm Miller Argent that it would sue for compensation if...
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