'State of limbo': MPs warn 'lack of commitment' from government risks stymying Welsh nuclear hopes

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The current Wylfa nuclear plant is current undergoing decommissioning | Credit: Geograph
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The current Wylfa nuclear plant is current undergoing decommissioning | Credit: Geograph

Welsh Affairs Committee argues government ambitions on nuclear energy must be translated into action by pushing ahead with plans for Wyfla nuclear power station

MPs have called for clarity over the government's nuclear energy strategy, after a Parliamentary select committee today warned that despite positive policy signals over the proposed Wylfa project in north...

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