The investigative website voice.wales has claimed that Shearwater Energy, is vying to back Wylfa. The Voice.wales report goes on to claim that the founder of the company is Tom Parks who made his fortune through the payday loans industry.
On 10 January The Times revealed Horizon, the company behind the threatened new nuclear plant at Wylfa, is to be wound up completely by Hitachi before the end of March, 2021. This is the logical conclusion of the process that started exactly two years ago when Hitachi suspened Horizon’s operations at Wylfa. Then in September …
The Westminster Government has again deferred a decision on a Development Consent Order for a nuclear power station at Wylfa until the end of April 2021. This is the fourth time this has happened, and the second time in a row for Duncan Hawthorne, chief executive Horizon, to ask for a deferral. The attempt to …
As expected Hitachi is to abandon all plans to build a nuclear power station at Wylfa. Well over a decade has been wasted by our politicians in supporting Wylfa B. For years, PAWB has agreed with experts around the world who warned that massive nuclear projects are unlikely to be commercially successful. All of the nuclear industry’s arguments have been negated by the growth of sustainable methods of energy production for continually falling costs. This is the reality that has been ignored, while still believing in the promises of jobs.
The London government has pushed back any decision on the Wylfa B nuclear power plant planning application until the end of September 2020.
Why is Hitachi allowing Horizon to make life unpleasant for the nearest neighbour to Wylfa?
A chance to hear an in-depth interview with Robat Idris, a leading member of PAWB on the ‘Desolation Radio’ – Wales’ leading politics podcast. Robat explains the problems with the Wylfa project and how politicians and the nuclear industry have misled the people of Anglesey over jobs, waste, safety and the supposed benefits to the …
‘Sail’ a newly formed voluntary group has been set up to promote the economy and communities of Gwynedd and Anglesey. Contrary to the current thinking of public authorities, ‘Sail’ wants to end the old pattern of expecting salvation from large companies and wish to see an emphasis on community initiatives, retaining money within communities and …
In the run up to the general election, a public hustings meeting will be held in Menai Bridge, 7.30pm. Monday, 25 November. All welcome. The Anglesey constituency candidates for Plaid Cymru and the Labour Party have confirmed so far. It is hoped the Conservative candidate will also be able to attend. Brexit Party were invited …
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The London Government has deferred a decision on a planning application for the threatened Wylfa Newydd nuclear power plant until the new year.