“To whom it may concern.
I strongly object to the erection of a parallel row of pylons across Anglesey. My reasons for doing so are noted below.
With the increase in power generation in Anglesey needs greater transmission. A second row of overhead pylons will pave the way for a third and perhaps a fourth. Undergrounding or going subsea would prevent that happening. Placing a second row above ground would devastate views from areas of AONB and the countryside in general. No serious consideration has been paid by the National Grid to this aspect.

The effect on tourism will be immense. this is an important industry that brings in much needed revenue into Anglesey. Tourism and pylons are not compatible.
There will also be a long term effect on farming, another important, indeed, vital industry on Anglesey.

Common sense also tells us that pylons lead to a loss of property value. No sane person will seek to buy a house near pylons! Not only do they have an effect on visual amenity but I also fear the health implications. Not enough research has been done on this but I do know that undergrounding is a safer option.
these are all common sense issues but the National Grid has chosen to ignore my views together with the views of the vast majority residents of this county.

I ask you to deny planning permission for this option.”