Say No to Pylons
‘Positive’ Norfolk meeting over pylons
A ‘summit’ meeting over highly-controversial proposals which could see pylons towering over the Broads has been described as “positive and constructive”.
Crunch meeting over Broads pylons plan
Highly-controversial proposals which could see pylons towering over the Broads are to be the subject of a key ‘summit’ meeting in Norfolk.
Planning minister: Pylons are “ugly”
The minister for planning has hit out at “ugly pylons” which he said people would not want to see “march across the landscape” after hearing how the structures could be built across the Norfolk Broads.
He wanted Scroby Wind Farm painted in rainbow colours... Great Yarmouth town planner retires
If you have visited Great Yarmouth, you have already seen his “gallery” of work.
Readers’ amazing support for EDP’s Say No To Pylons on Broads campaign
It is a campaign that has galvanised the whole community from schoolchildren to pensioners who have lived in the Broads all their life.
South Norfolk Councillors back campaign against giant pylons
District councillors gave their overwhelming backing to a campaign against giant electricity pylons in Norfolk and Suffolk, amid concerns about a potential route to bring offshore energy ashore.
Say No to Pylons: Communities must be listened to, says shadow minister
The shadow secretary for energy and climate change has said it is vital the views of Norfolk and Suffolk people are listened to over controversial suggestions which could see pylons built through parts of the Broads.
Imagine pylons in this view...
Strolling along the bank at Waveney River Centre all you can see beneath the big sky is miles of marshland.
Strumpshaw Fen warden backs Say No To Pylons campaign
Sweeping the marshes with his binoculars, RSPB warden Tim Strudwick is keen to highlight how the broad open landscape enhances Strumpshaw Fen’s magical attraction.
EDP editorial - Today the fight begins to stop the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads from being spoiled by powerlines
It is a timeless, magical landscape immortalised by generations of artists.
“It is like going back 150 years. Nothing tells you that you are living in the 21st century. Giant pylons would immediately announce the fact.” Artist backs campaign
Artist David Dane has painted the Broads in all its moods and seasons through four decades and is adamant that interrupting its views with giant pylons would be “sacrilege”.
What do you think? Norfolk Broads power lines - fight launched for underground cables
Campaigners fearing the “destruction” of Norfolk’s tranquil Broads by power lines serving offshore windfarms last night launched a fight for the cables to be placed underground.
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