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Yvonne O’Donovan lives at Morwenna, Blaen Ddôl, a row of houses along a particularly badly affected part of the route used by the tractor pulling a trailer full of foul-smelling faeces between Bow Street and Clarach. Mrs O’Donovan said she was alerted to the smell by her husband when he came home from work at 4.30pm, and even a trip to town didn’t allow them to escape the stench.
She said: “We parked up on the promenade in Aberystwyth and went for a walk, and when we came back, the car was stinking. I am a farmer’s daughter and it doesn’t smell like slurry, it smells like human waste. The smell is still on the car and I saw something on Facebook which said people’s cars were still smelling even after washing them. If it is human excrement, it is unhealthy. I think whoever is responsible should compensate people for having their cars cleaned.”
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Thomas Scarrott, director of Clarach Bay Holiday Village, said his brother, Charles’ car had been covered in the suspected excrement after he picked his child up from a nursery near Penrhyncoch. Mr Scarrott said: “We all live next door to each other and the smell was engulfing the whole driveway - it smells like human excrement. My brother had to pay £40 to have his car cleaned and the smell is still lingering.” The council has appealed for witnesses.
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