Police shut down illegal rave in UK forest | UK | News

An illegal praise in a forest Wales closed police. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) advised the officers of the Dyfed-Powys police to stay away from the Cerredigion Myherin Forest after the “big” meeting in the early hours of Sunday (August 3rd).

Ch InSP Steve Thomas said unlicensed music events could greatly cause deterioration and concern for security. Dyfed-Pawys police said that when the officers appeared, they continue their praise very well.

The spokesman for the force said: “A series of people and vehicles in the region remained during the day, followed by civil servants, but most participants left the region on Sunday afternoon.”

Thomas said that an appropriate action was taken to deal with the activity and that the police would investigate the “emerging” crimes “firmly”.

A NRW spokesman said: “We support the Dyfed-Pawys police in the response to a unlicensed music event that we’ve ruled on land.

“Our forests and countryside are for everyone to enjoy, but such illegal events can harm the environment, disturb wildlife, and create insecure conditions for others.

He continued to help solve the situation while continuing to help the police to avoid the region. “