Within days of last week's announcement by Gordon Brown in favour of building new nuclear power stations, P.A.W.B (People Against Wylfa-B). have launched a website 
http://stop-wylfa.org/ as part of the campaign to prevent a second nuclear plant at Wylfa on Anglesey, north Wales.
http://stop-wylfa.org/ as part of the campaign to prevent a second nuclear plant at Wylfa on Anglesey, north Wales.
Within days of last week's announcement by Gordon Brown in favour of building new nuclear power stations, P.A.W.B (People Against Wylfa-B). have launched a website http://stop-wylfa.org/ as part of the campaign to prevent a second nuclear plant at Wylfa on Anglesey, north Wales
An on-line petition already contains almost 1,000 signatures!
www.stop-wylfa.org also contains the information the government DON'T like talking about
- the millions a new plant would cost the tax-payer,
- health risks and the nuclear industry's safety record
- plans for alternative job creation and clean energy
There will also be regular news of forthcoming campaigns events such as benefit gigs.
In welcoming this development in the campaign Dylan Morgan said:”We have already had a good response to the website. This will be an effective means to distribute information which will emphasise the magnitude of the mistake by Gordon Brown and his government in supporting nuclear power.
http://stop-wylfa.org/ as part of the campaign to prevent a second nuclear plant at Wylfa on Anglesey, north Wales An on-line petition already contains almost 1,000 signatures!
www.stop-wylfa.org also contains the information the government DON'T like talking about
- the millions a new plant would cost the tax-payer,
- health risks and the nuclear industry's safety record
- plans for alternative job creation and clean energy
There will also be regular news of forthcoming campaigns events such as benefit gigs.
In welcoming this development in the campaign Dylan Morgan said:”We have already had a good response to the website. This will be an effective means to distribute information which will emphasise the magnitude of the mistake by Gordon Brown and his government in supporting nuclear power.
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