Neath officers disrupt town centre cannabis operation at former M&S store
Suspicious activity had been reported around the former Marks and Spencer’s shop on Green Street, which had been vacant since the closure of M&S on May 18 2024.
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Suspicious activity had been reported around the former Marks and Spencer’s shop on Green Street, which had been vacant since the closure of M&S on May 18 2024.
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