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Which is a square version of a flag representing Carmarthenshire. It shows the golden lion of of Rhys ap Tewdwr Mawr, the King of Deheubarth (c. 1040 – 1093). This was used as the banner of the House of Dinefwr and the Kin …… Read more
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by Jonathan F Dean
The long speculated north south pylon line seems to be on. Identified as critical to the U.K. government’s aim for clean power by 2030, necessary to get electricity from Scotland to south Wales and facilitating the mass building of onshore wind farms in mid Wales, National Grid are now offering connection agreements to it
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The following is an article written by David Goodridge in the publication NetZero Watch.
It details the events which led to the Welsh Government effectively selli …… Read more
8th June 2023
RESIDENTS in the Towy Valley have described a statement by Bute Energy, the company behind the plans for pylons in the valley, as ‘out of touch with reality.’
4th June 2023
The battle to stop a line of pylons despoiling the green and beautiful Towy Valley.
Read full article on WalesOnline >
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3rd May 2023
James Evans MS questioned the First Minister and the Climate Change Minister on the proposals for 60 miles of pylons in Mid Wales.
See this on www.jamesevans.wales >
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30th March 2023
Crane erected as part of anti-pylons campaign
Campaigners erected a 27-metre (88ft) high crane outside Llandovery Rugby Club before a Bute Energy consultation meeting, trying to show the height of pylons proposed to run for 60 miles (96km) through the countryside.
