“I believe that another row of pylons across Anglesey will impose an unacceptable visual impact on the landscape. Even though they will not be in the AONB they will certainly be visible from the AONB and from iconic places such as Parys Mountain, the Menai Strait and Snowdonia. These are unique places which should be protected. If this project is allowed to go ahead these places will be irrevocably damaged.

Not only will this proposed row effect people living nearby it will deter tourist who visit the island to escape the industrial views where they live and to enjoy the peace and beauty. They will not visit to gaze at another row of overhead power lines and towers. If the number of tourists decreases this will cause a huge impact on the economy of the island. Anglesey is already one of the poorest areas in the UK. We cannot afford to loose any income.

If this is allowed it will demonstrate how unfair and undemocratic the system is. 3,5000 people have signed a petition opposing the pylons. Every layer of elected representatives have also opposed the project. Every voice says NO TO PYLONS.

As an alternative use other technologies- Subsea or undergrounding. ”