tomos lewis reports. typical peaceful bank holiday. it's estimated that some 3000 people from all across the uk came here to party — through the night and into today. nice, peaceful, everyone's just having fun, basically. evidence of the rave was clear to see in the village of banwen this afternoon. coronavirus restrictions here in wales only allow for up to 30 people to meet outdoors, and many locals were furious with revellers for flouting the rules. when i phoned the police, she said, "how many cars are there?" i said, "50 if not more." i said, "don't lie," and i said, "i'm not lying," i said. "50 if not more was going up and down the street." there was helicopters everywhere. people being really ignorant, passing here, throwing litter everywhere that's still on the street now. well, i don't know, it's just crazy up here. in a statement, south wales police said that this type of illegal gathering is totally unacceptable and that they were aware of the concerns of locals. the force added that it would l

our correspondent tomos lewis sent this update from our cardiff newsroom police were made aware in thell village, some 15 miles from neath. it seems there were some 3000 people at this rave which went on through the night and continued into today. at the village this afternoon, residents told me the situation was horrendous. many were kept up through the night by the loud music and by partygoers drinking and engaging in anti—social behaviour in the streets. residents also told me that they were disappointed to find that many had travelled from across the uk to the village for this event. it's worth noting the welsh government's coronavirus restriction only allow for up to 30 people to meet outdoors. south wales police chief cancer to said they hadn't seen this scale of event to date. the force say they are now looking at legislation as to the next steps they will be taking. and we've also had the latest government figures which show there were 1,715 new confirmed coronavirus cases across the uk, in the latest 24 hour period. that means the average number of new cases per day in the las

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