“Anglesey is an Island of outstanding beauty that I would want to preserve for my own children and grandchildren for generations to come. It is an Island that is developing into being a tourist haven, thus boosting the economy for its local people. There will be a need for the building of new homes; people will want to live in areas that have not been blighted by the erection of electricit pylons, interfering with the outstanding views of the National Park across the straits. Electricit lines can be buried underground or laid in the sea that surrounds us. This option may well be more expensive but with a recent announcement that cables will be buried in Penrhyndaedraeth, Gwynedd; a town in the National Park, then the same consideration should be afforded Anglesey.
We owe it to future generations to refuse any planning application to erect electric pylons and to encourage the applicants to use the alternative route, underground, under sea.”