Public Weighbridges - South Wales

[aterribleusername]

At some point in the near future I'm going to need to weigh my caravan after some modifications (storage mainly, but also a few beefed up fixtures) so that I know how much I can pack it with safely but I'm struggling to find any information on weighbridges I can use to do so. I've found a few that are part of a recycling place and quarries but none seem to offer a public service. Does anyone know of one in the South Wales area that does this? Last time I needed one was 20+ years ago and there were council-run ones you could use for free but they all seem to have now gone. Happy to pay a small fee for using one, either as a straight charge or for the office Tea Fund. I won't need it for a little while but just planning ahead and it's drawing a blank.

[x type]

https://www.gov.uk/find-weighbridge

I put in my postcode had this page

https://www.gov.uk/find-weighbridge/swansea

then followed the link

https://www.swansea.gov.uk/weighbridges

[aterribleusername]

I tried my postcode in that and it directs me to Cardiff and they don't have any linked, didn't think to try a Swansea postcode! Will have to play with different areas I think and see what pops out local. Although Swansea isn't exactly a long way away.

[Houndlegs]

Depending where you are, give Fred Lloyds in Pontypool a ring. He'll probably help you out.

[missing the VR6]

Appreciate it's not Wales, but the Police in West Sussex said they had a mobile weighing system that they could bring to our house and weigh our motorhome if we wanted, maybe your local force does.

[hidetheelephants]

Builders merchants often have weigh bridges, it makes charging for a tipper load of aggregate etc. a lot easier.

[the tribester]

Scrap yards/recycling centres ditto.

I weighed a motor home at a grain storage yard that had it's own weigh bridge. I wasn't charged because I only wanted a verbal figure not a printout, and the weighbridge operator was as interested in the result as me.