Despite substantial government bribes, Councils in Wales do not want to host nuclear waste dumps
North Wales Chronicle 30th March 2019 , Anglesey Council has confirmed that it will not volunteer the island to take part in a government search for sites to bury the UK’s stockpile of its most dangerous radioactive waste despite the promise of substantial financial incentives and “well paid jobs.”
Gwynedd Council, meanwhile, says that no discussions have taken place despite a local AM urging Welsh local authorities to respond to a consultation by Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) and “declare clearly” that Wales doesn’t welcome
permanent geological waste sites.
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