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Off-roaders caught damaging protected site after posting videos to TikTok

BBC News Science and Environment · 26 August 2026 at 11:42

Off-roaders caught damaging protected site after posting videos to TikTok

Three men were convicted for their part in driving in a convoy from Liverpool to Berwyn SSSI.

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Off-roaders caught damaging protected site after posting videos to TikTok

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