Residents in an Essex town have raised concerns about potential disruption caused by an electricity infrastructure project.

The latest consultation on plans to install 114 miles (183 km) of pylons across the countryside will take place in Essex.

A campaigner fighting plans for new pylons said the government's offer of money off energy bills was "patronising".

People who live near pylons and power infrastructure could soon be paid £250 annually for the inconvenience as part of the UK government's Plan for Change ...

CAMPAIGNERS have accused the Government of “patronising” Essex residents by offering them £250 to make up for huge pylons ...

Owen Warnock, one of many villagers who form part of campaign group Essex Suffolk Norfolk Pylons, said he would prefer the government subsidised transport or supported local pubs rather than ...

Rosie Pearson, founder of Essex Suffolk Norfolk pylons, which is opposed to pylons on a 112-mile route between Norwich and Tilbury, was reacting to the power firm holding "targeted consultations ...

Opponents to National Grid plans and pylons across Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex say community wishes are not reflected in outcomes and could spell disaster for the environment and food production.

Campaigners say power firm National Grid's pylon plans are "far worse than before" and slammed an offer to residents living near pylons of £250-a-year off energy bills. Rosie Pearson, founder of ...