Off-roaders caught damaging protected site after posting videos to TikTok
Three men were convicted for their part in driving in a convoy from Liverpool to Berwyn SSSI.
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"SSSIs were protected because they 'support the UK's most important' and fragile wildlife."
— Kirsty Roberts , Activist
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One of three men convicted for causing damage to a protected site.
One of three men convicted in relation to off-road damage at a protected area.
Representative from Natural Resources Wales commenting on the ecological damage.
One of three men convicted for causing damage to a protected site.
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Three men were convicted for their part in driving in a convoy from Liverpool to Berwyn SSSI.
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