Photographic Post Set up at Wylfa Head

A metal post has been set into a concrete bloc at the highest point of Wylfa Head.
The sign on the construction notice described it as a photographic post.
Not sure how this works as it vibrates violently in even moderate wind.

Newly erected post at the highest point of Wylfa Head

Mooring up

Late summer gathering of yachts by Llanbadrig, outside Ceamaes Bay.

Clemitis vitalba

Old Mans Beard growing in the old walled garden at Wylfa.

Meetings about Nuclear Waste

Just seen on BBC web site that there are meeting today and tomorrow for people to discuss nuclear waste. Committee on Nuclar Waste Management.
Not seen another announcement, so can't go.
Wonder how many people are happy for the new power station, but don't want nuclear waste storage on the island?
I'm not in favour of either....

Skerries Tidal Array Suspended

Siemens announced today that they were suspending the proposal for a tidal generation array off the Skerries.
So much for 'Energy Island'.
Perhaps it will help get Anglesey back to setting tourism as a major part of its economic planning.

Move to Step 3 for Assesment of Proposed Reactor

Office for Nuclear Development update – Generic Design Assessment (GDA) of Hitachi-GE’s UK ABWR

 For information, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) and the Environment Agency (EA) working with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) have completed an initial high level assessment of Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy’s UK-Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (UK ABWR) design and have moved to Step 3 of the assessment process.

Full details on the GDA of new reactors is available on the joint regulators website.

 You can also make a comment about the UK ABWR design via Hitachi-GE’s website. Hitachi-GE will respond to the comments and issues raised.

Extension Request for Generation at Wylfa to Continue into 2015

BBC reports that Wyfa power station is seeking to extend generation into 2015.