Coal tip landslide fears residents

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Landslide residents

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Cwmtillery: Landslide residents want to leave their homes

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Welsh Government to announce new legislation on coal tip safety.

New authority would take responsibility for assessment, registration, monitoring and management of all tips.

Around 2,500 existing coal tips across Wales - the vast majority in the south - have been categorised based on the risk they pose to public safety and the environment.

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English

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