Three people have been taken to hospital after more than 1,000 revellers descended on an illegal rave at an industrial site
. Eyewitnesses report seeing "semi-conscious bodies lying on the road" as ravers danced through the night at a sight near the Kenfig Industrial Estate in Margam, Wales.
"The Welsh Ambulance Service has attended in response to calls from the scene. Currently three people have been taken to hospital, none of those persons are seriously injured." Top news stories today "Then on the phone line it gives you a general area to go to. Last night it said 'head to Bristol area'. So everyone in the country going was heading to Bristol last night.
"It's just a bit of fun getting loads of people together and having a party. I've always found as long as you're nice to the police they're decent."
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