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Permit Applications Determined - June 2017 Waste Permit Number Permit Holder Name Site Address Type of Application Decision PAN-001323 UP3096ES Bank Farm – Wern & Grange Sites Hanmer Bronington Whitchurch SY13 2JN New Issued PAN-001608 UP3094VE Trefach Farm Blaenffos SA43 2NB New Issued PAN-001363 JB3533RJ Plas Llangwyfan Plas Llangwyfan Ty Croes LL65 5YP New Issued PAN-001654 GP3792SK Blaenycoed Farm Ysbyty Ifan Betws Y Coed LL24 0NY New Issued EP3198EV 300005 Mobile Plant Variation Issued PAN-001556 KP3594VE Yew Tree farm Sealand Rd Sealand CH1 6BS New Issued PAN-001584 KP3196EA Cae Isaf Cae Isaf Porthaethwy Ynys Mons LL59 5SA New Issued Mobile Plant New Returned PAN-001163 GP3792SK Bwlchmawr Farm Brynteg Llanbydder Carmarthenshire SA40 9XA New Issued AB3494CM Llechwedd Quarry Blaenau Ffestiniog Gwynedd LL41 3NB New Issued PAN-001564 UP3094VE Trefach Farm (Land at hermon) Blaenffos Ceredigion SA43 2NB New Issued BP3090ST 47074 Potters Yard Severn Road Welshpool Powys SY21 7AZ Variation Issued PAN-001246 GP3792SK Nantywenynen Farm Nant Y Wenynen Ystradfellte Aberdare Powys CF44 9JD New Issued AB3398HE Grosmont Lagoon Wood Farm Grosmont Abergavenny NP7 8LB New Issued Ammanford Recycling The Old Wagon Works Shands Road Ammanford Carmarthenshire SA18 3SU New Withdrawn PAN-001418 UP3996ED Fron Farm Fron Farm Llangoed Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey LL58 8PA New Issued PAN-001621 RP3294EQ Cremlyn Farm Cremlyn Beaumaris Isle of Anglesey LL58 8YR New Issued PAN-001381 GP3792SK Tylebrythos Farm (Land at Abercynig) Tylebrithos Cantref Brecon Powys LD3 8LR New Issued PAN-001265 GP3497LU Cwmlliw Farm Cwmlliw Trallong Brecon Powys LD3 8HP New Issued PAN-001404 GP3792SK 2 Pentwyn Three Cocks Brecon LD3 0SW New Issued PAN-001254 GP3197LU Llwynbedwl Farm Llwynbedw Talybont-on-Usk Brecon Powys LD3 7YT New Issued PAN-001277 GP3497LU Dderw Farm Dderw Farm Llyswen Brecon Powys LD3 0UT New Issued PAN-001419 JB3139RS Garngaled Farm Garn Galed Llanspyddid Brecon Powys LD3 8PE New Issued FP3894SZ 34249 Brynmenyn Civic Amenity Site Brynmenyn Ind Est Brynmenyn Bridgend Glamorgan CF32 9TQ Transfer Issued FP3894LX 34248 Heol Ty Gwyn Civic Amenity Site Heol Ty Gwyn Ind Est Maesteg Bridgend Glamorgan CF34 0BQ Transfer Issued GP3690LR 101558 Tondu Waste Transfer Station Maesteg Road Tondu Bridgend Glamorgan CF32 9DP Transfer Issued UP3998FB 34089 Celtic Recycling Ltd Pyle Bridgend Glamorgan CF33 6BZ Variation Issued FP3894SZ 34249 Brynmenyn Civic Amenity Site Brynmenyn Ind Est Brynmenyn Bridgend Glamorgan CF32 9TQ Transfer Issued FP3894LX 34248 Heol Ty Gwyn Civic Amenity Site Heol Ty Gwyn Ind Est Maesteg Bridgend Glamorgan CF34 0BQ Transfer Issued GP3690LR 101558 Tondu Waste Transfer Station Maesteg Road Tondu Bridgend Glamorgan CF32 9DP Transfer Issued CB3237AP 37229 Gwynedd Skip And Plant Hire Ltd Lon Hen Felin Cibyn Ind Est Caernarfon Gwynedd LL55 2BD Variation Issued QP3994FZ 37292 Caergylchu Waste Management Facility Cibyn Industrial Estate Caernarfon Gwynedd LL55 2BD Variation Issued PAN-001394 GP3792SK Llwyn Bedw Farm Bethel Caernarvon Gwynedd LL55 3PS New Issued AB3090CC Argoed Farm AD Facility Argoed Trefeglwys Caersws Powys SY17 5QT Variation Returned Unit 1009 Caerwent Army Training Estate Ministry of Defence Caerwent Training Area Dinham Road Caerwent Caldicot Monmouthshire NP26 New Refused 5XL JB3036RA 104425 Pen Y Wain Farm A Q A Autoparts Pen Y Wain Farm Ty Mawr Lane Marshfield Cardiff Newport CF3 2YF Variation Issued PAN-001434 TP3098CL Cardiff University Innovation Campus Maindy Rd Cardiff CF24 4HQ New Issued PAN-001263 GP3792SK Hafod Farm (1) Hafod Ferwig Cardigan Ceredigion SA43 1PU New Issued PAN-001264 GP3792SK Hafod Farm (2) Hafod Ferwig Cardigan Ceredigion SA43 1PU New Issued AB3493CS Unit 1- Crugmore Farm Crugmore Farm Penparc Cardigan Ceredigion SA43 1RD New Issued PAN-001315 UP3094VE Pantgwyn Farm Pantgwyn Farm Llangoedmor Cardigan Ceredigion SA43 2NB New Issued PAN-001356 GP3792SK Castell Malgwyn Farm Llechryd Cardigan Ceredigion SA43 2QB New Issued GP3398VE 101513 Chadwick Car Breakers Broughton Mills Road Bretton Chester Cheshire CH4 0BY Surrender Issued EB3931AM 103863 Llanddulas Quarry Waste Treatment Centre Llanddulas Colwyn Bay Conwy LL22 8HP Variation Issued DP3898FX 34258 Bart Motors Unit 29 Llandow Trading Estate Cowbridge Vale Of Glam CF71 7PB Surrender Issued PAN-001266 BB3133DV Penllyn Estate Farm 1 Llwynheilog Cowbridge Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7FF New Issued PAN-001267 BB3133DV Penllyn Estates Farm 2 Llwynheilog Cowbridge Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7FF New Issued Border Waste Management Ltd Crick Crick NP26 5BR New Returned PAN-001295 UP3094VE Bayvil Farm 1 Bayvil Velindre Crymych Pembrokeshire SA41 3XN New Issued PAN-001296 UP3094VE Bayvil Farm 2 Bayvil Velindre Crymych Pembrokeshire SA41 3XN New Issued YP3698FQ 34274 Greenacres Skip Hire Celtic Link Business Park Scleddau Fishguard Pembrokeshire SA65 9RE Variation Issued GB3338RB 104109 Anglesey C C Highways Depot Anglesey C C Highways Depot Gaerwen Anglesey LL60 6HR Transfer Issued PP3294FJ 37004 Ffridd Rasus Landfill (Area 2) & Civic Amenity Site Harlech Harlech Gwynedd LL46 2UW Variation Issued PAN-001336 GP3792SK Bolton Hill Farm Bolton Hill Denant Hill Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire SA62 3EN New Issued PAN-001378 GP3792SK Bodnolwyn Groes Farm 2 Bodnolwyn Groes Llantrisant Holyhead Isle of Anglesey LL65 4TW New Issued PAN-001376 GP3792SK Bodnolwyn Groes Bodnolwyn Groes Llantrisant Holyhead Isle of Anglesey LL65 4TW New Issued BP3098FC 34045 Mekatek Ltd Mekatek Ltd Johnstown Carmarthenshire SA31 3NF Variation Issued AB3399FE Land adjacent to Nant-y-Corddi Farm Nant-y-Corddi Farm Bleddfa Knighton LD7 1NY New Issued FP3092SW Rob Morris Environmental Ltd Unit 18 Llandow Trading Estate Llandow CF71 7PB Surrender Issued PAN-001344 GP3792SK Sarn Fadog Sarnfadog Llannerch-y-Medd Isle of Anglesey LL71 8ER New Issued PAN-001282 GP3792SK Rosedew farm Rosedew Farm Llantwit Major Vale of Glamorgan CF61 1PZ New Issued PAN-001382 GP3792SK Morfa Farm Morfa Farm Morfa Lane Llantwit Major Vale of Glamorgan CF61 2YT New Issued PAN-001306 GP3792SK Rosedew Farm 2 Rosedew Farm Llantwit Major Vale of Glamorgan CF61 1PZ New Issued NP3894VP Soughans Farm Shockash Shocklash Malpas SY14 7BT New Withdrawn BP3797SZ 37266 Ewloe Waste Transfer Station Mold Road Alltami Mold Flintshire CH7 6LG Variation Issued UP3898FQ 34092 Neath Abbey Wharf Skewen Neath N P T SA10 6BL Variation Issued PAN-001401 GP3792SK Ton y Gilfach Ton Y Gilfach Glynneath Neath Neath Port Talbot SA11 5UD New Issued PAN-001636 WP3598VF The Graig Graig Dolfor Newtown Powys SY16 4AE New Issued YB3997TZ 34129 Pembroke Refinery Valero Energy Ltd Pembroke Refinery Pembroke Pembrokeshire SA71 5SJ Variation Issued AB3494FG Ty'n Y Coed Tyn Y Coed Minffordd Penrhyndeudraeth Gwynedd LL48 6HU New Issued AB3398FZ Church Village Duffryn Bach Terrace Church Village Pontypridd CF38 1BN New Issued PAN-001575 GP3792SK Mynachby Farm Ynysybwl Pontypridd CF37 3PP New Issued 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Ind Est Cardiff CF24 5SD Variation Issued PAN-001205 KP3196EA Plas Llangwyfan Farms Plas Llangwyfan Ty Croes Isle of Anglesey LL63 5YP New Issued PAN-001614 RP3294EQ Ty Mawr Ty Mawr Farm Ty Croes Isle of Anglesey LL63 5UR New Issued FP3893VN 34254 Tythegston Civic Amenity Site Tythegston Civic Amenity Site Tythegston Bridgend CF32 0NE Transfer Issued FP3893VN 34254 Tythegston Civic Amenity Site Tythegston Civic Amenity Site Tythegston Bridgend CF32 0NE Transfer Issued BP3095CL 47072 Nis-Spec 1st N I S-S P E C 1st Ltd Guilsfield Road Welshpool Powys SY21 9BS Variation Issued PAN-001620 GP3697ES Cilcewydd Farm Cilcewydd Farm Cilcewydd Welshpool Powys SY21 8RT New Issued PAN-001602 UP3096ES Bank Farm - Wolvesacre Site Hanmer Hanmer Bronington Whitchurch SY13 2JN New Issued PAN-001624 UP3096ES Bank Farm - Mulsford & Calica Site Bank Farm Little Green Bronington Whitchurch Wrexham SY13 2JN New Issued PAN-001250 GP3197LU Five Fords Farm Cefn Rd Wrexham LL13 0PA New Issued PAN-001251 GP3197LU Tyn Twll Farm Tyn Twll Farm Holt Road Llan-y-Pwll Wrexham Wrexham LL13 9SA New Issued NB3339RH 100343 Hafod Yard Johnstown Wrexham Clwyd LL14 2AT Variation Issued PAN-001243 HB3436AG Cottage Gorse Farm Gorse Farm Wallington Lane Worthenbury Wrexham Wrexham LL13 0AL New Issued Installations Permit Number Permit Holder Name Site Address Type of Application Decision BV5386IX GS Yuasa Battery Manufacturing Limited Rassau Battery Manufacturing Unit 22 Rassau Industrial Estate Rassau Ebbw Vale Blaenau Gwent NP23 5SD Variation Issued BV5386IX GS Yuasa Battery Manufacturing Limited Rassau Battery Manufacturing EPR/BV5386IX
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