The equivalent to 17 tankers a day was going into a special conservation area, campaigners say.

The changes involve removing 233 job posts and closing cafes and shops at its visitor centres.

The Labour-run Welsh government pays out £19m to settle a tax bill at its environment agency.

Wet weather hampers efforts to empty slurry stores ahead of a three-month ban on muck spreading.

The Welsh government is accused of not engaging with water treatment firms over river and sea pollution.

NRW, Wales' environmental watchdog, is making job cuts to plug a £13m gap in its budget.

The four homes' gardens are being eaten away by the river after a dividing wall collapsed.

Coed y Brenin, in Gwynedd, plus Bwlch Nant yr Arian and Ynyslas, in Ceredigion, could be closed.