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Short peaceful protest at Welsh Water offices in St Mellons ends

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Demonstrators preventing entry to Welsh Water offices

Good morning, reports have come in that demonstrators are obstructing access to Welsh Water offices. Stay tuned for developments throughout the day.

What is occurring?

Local sources indicate the building has been sealed and employees cannot reach their workplace due to the demonstrators.

Have police responded?

Twelve officers are presently at the location according to local sources.

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Impacted? Make contact

Have the demonstrations affected you? Reach out to us at newsdesk@southwalesargus.co.uk.

Welsh Water states demonstration has concluded

The demonstration has ended, Welsh Water reports.

It was a short and peaceful demonstration

A Welsh Water representative stated there was a short, peaceful protest held at their headquarters this morning. The protest is now over.

Where did this take place?

The demonstration occurred at the Welsh Water building in St Mellons.

(Image: Google Maps)

Police contacted for statement

It appears at least twelve officers attended this morning’s demonstration. Reporters from the South Wales Argus have reached out to South Wales Police for a response and will provide updates this afternoon.

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