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Home Business & Economy

New round of nuclear power station public meetings

Last Energy are hosting drop in sessions around the county throughout July and August.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
1 year ago
in Business & Economy, Energy, Environment & Climate Change
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Consultation to open soon on mini nuclear power station plan

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The developers behind the proposed Llynfi nuclear power station, Last Energy, have announced dates for a new round of county-wide public meetings set to be hosted through July and August.

The meetings will include a presentation from the developer and a Q&A session.

All of the events are scheduled to start at 6:30 pm and end at 9:30 pm.

  • Mon 14th July 2025: Porthcawl – Hi-Tide Inn
  • Tue 15th July 2025: Maesteg – Maesteg RFC
  • Wed 16th July 2025: Cornelly – Cornelly Community Centre
  • Mon 21st July 2025: Bryntirion, Bridgend – Penybont FC
  • Tue 22nd July 2025: Coytrahen – Coytrahen Community Hub
  • Wed 23rd July 2025: Pencoed – Bridgend College Campus
  • Mon 28th July 2025: Bettws – Richard Price Centre
  • Tue 30th July 2025: Maesteg – Maesteg Celtic Athletic Sports Club
  • Tue 5th August 2025: Maesteg – Maesteg RFC
  • Wed 6th August 2025: Bridgend – Brewery Field
  • Mon 11th August 2025: Coytrahen – Coytrahen Community Hub
  • Tue 12th August 2025: Maesteg – Maesteg Celtic Athletic Sports Club
Tags: BettwsBridgendBusinessCornellyCoytrahenEnergyLast Energy/Llynfi Nuclear Power StationLlynfi ValleyMaestegPencoedPlanningPorthcawl
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