Police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward to help them find those responsible
16:10, 06 Jan 2026Updated 16:11, 06 Jan 2026
South Wales Police are looking to identify the riders of a red quadbike and a grey dune buggy (Image: South Wales Police)
Police are investigating after a group of people reportedly caused thousands of pounds worth of damage by “tearing up grass” using dune buggies and quad bikes at popular spots in Merthyr. South Wales Police is looking to identify the riders of a red quadbike and a grey dune buggy (pictured) that was allegedly seen driving over the grass outside of Merthyr College and Merthyr Leisure Village.
Officers said the actions of the group have caused £2,000 worth of damage to the grass, and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.
A post from South Wales Police said: “Officers are looking to identify the riders of a red quadbike and a grey dune buggy pictured below, that have been driving over the grass outside of Merthyr College and the Leisure Village.
“The result of this driving, has been the tearing up of the grass which has caused £2,000 worth of damage for the local authority.
“Anyone who has any information is urged to contact us quoting reference 2500405923.” Stay informed on everything Merthyr Tydfil by signing up to our newsletter here
Anyone with information about the reported incidents is urged to get in touch with South Wales Police(Image: South Wales Police)
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