Cannabis worth £250k found growing next to children’s nursery in Cardiff
A neighbourhood policing team discovered cannabis, worth more than a quarter of a million pounds, growing just yards from a children’s nursery.
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A neighbourhood policing team discovered cannabis, worth more than a quarter of a million pounds, growing just yards from a children’s nursery.
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