View of the Duddon Estuary and the South Lakeland Fells from Askam-in-Furness
The Duddon Estuary which National Grid propose to ruin with their proposed route
Moorside Nuclear Power Station Threatened
Latest News- Toshiba have announced that NuGen’s winding-up process will begin in January 2019 and be completed by the end of March 2019.
Wylfa Nuclear Power station Anglesey
Hitachi announce suspension of the project, 17 1 19
UK considers Regulated Asset Base model to finance new nuclear 23 July 2019
National Grid planned to put Giant 55 metre Pylons around the Duddon Estuary. The pylons will transport power from the proposed Moorside Nuclear site, West Cumbria to Heysham, Lancashire.
NoPylons support the need for power, and the economic boost the energy industry will bring to the area. NoPylons disagree with marring the beautiful landscape of the Duddon Estuary with these Giant Pylons.
Latest News- Toshiba have announced that NuGen’s winding-up process will begin in January 2019 and be completed by the end of March 2019.
Wylfa Nuclear Power station Anglesey
Hitachi announce suspension of the project, 17 1 19
UK considers Regulated Asset Base model to finance new nuclear 23 July 2019
National Grid planned to put Giant 55 metre Pylons around the Duddon Estuary. The pylons will transport power from the proposed Moorside Nuclear site, West Cumbria to Heysham, Lancashire.
NoPylons support the need for power, and the economic boost the energy industry will bring to the area. NoPylons disagree with marring the beautiful landscape of the Duddon Estuary with these Giant Pylons.
Proposed Lake District National Park Southern Boundary Extension
The final decision for any extension to the southern boundary of the Lake District will rest with Natural England and the environment secretary. Consideration is not likely to start until changes from the Glover Review into national park accessibility have been adopted by Natural England. See www.friendsofthelakedistrict.org.uk/southern-boundary-extension.
If this extension to the LDNP is agreed, new pylons cannot be erected around the Duddon hence if Moorside went ahead any connection would have to be achieved with the NoPylons offshore link Selker Bay to Walney.
The final decision for any extension to the southern boundary of the Lake District will rest with Natural England and the environment secretary. Consideration is not likely to start until changes from the Glover Review into national park accessibility have been adopted by Natural England. See www.friendsofthelakedistrict.org.uk/southern-boundary-extension.
If this extension to the LDNP is agreed, new pylons cannot be erected around the Duddon hence if Moorside went ahead any connection would have to be achieved with the NoPylons offshore link Selker Bay to Walney.
If Moorside ever goes ahead, there are Affordable routes avoiding Giant Pylons around the Duddon Valley.
Nopylons show that
Cost of Offshore Route= Cost of Onshore Route + Mitigation
National Grid Plans & NoPylons Solution
Our beautiful Duddon Estuary
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Take a Youtube tour of the view that so impressed Wordsworth, the Duddon Panorama.
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Take a last You Tube look at the Duddon Estuary before it is permanently fenced in by National Grid!
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What can you do?
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The project is presently on hold whilst Nugen seeks new investors. When the project resumes National Grid will press on with their onshore scheme. We need to continue to build support for our alternative proposals. We will update the website as news unfolds.
Watch this space! If you would like to help or need more information please contact us by email us at nogiantpylons@gmail.com
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