A stables in Cwmavon, Port Talbot flooded this week for the eight time in seven years, leaving sewage on the stable grounds. On Thursday, (January, 13), animals in Pandtu Stables were stuck in 3ft of water just months after stables owner Denise Radford, 54, spent thousands of pounds fixing previous water damage.
Ms Radford claimed that blocked drains, issues with sewage pipes and a river that was moved near her stables have caused ongoing flooding to her stables in Pandtu for around seven years. Her stables first flooded on Tuesday, January 10 and she was faced with a disgusting sight.
"There's all human faeces, there's condoms, there's toilet paper. Everything that people put in their toilet is all in my yard, floating around," she said. Although the stables has flooded multiple times, she said sewage has flooded into her stables "a couple" times previously. You can read more stories about Neath here.
