There will be a total of 116 T-pylons along the whole 57km route, which will end at Avonmouth, Bristol. Electricity pylons are being pulled down to make way for the ‘world’s first’ electric ...

For nearly 100 years, they have imposed on Britain's landscape, helping to providing electricity to millions of homes. The traditional lattice pylon has been used to carry thousands of miles of ...

Plans to erect more than 140 pylons connecting Hinkley Point C to Avonmouth have been approved by the government. The Secretary of State has granted development consent, external for an ...

The new line will go from Bridgwater to Avonmouth with the first pylons are expected to go in at the end of July next year. Once energised they will be the UK’s first operational T-pylons and ...

The first T-shaped electricity pylons in the world are being strung with cables in Somerset to provide energy for six million homes in the UK. In contrast to the traditional 'lattice' structures ...

Plans for 46-metre high pylons to be built from Avonmouth down to Hinkley Point in west Somerset are "fundamentally flawed". At a full county council meeting, councillors said National Grid's ...

Hundreds of pylons are being felled between Bridgwater and Avonmouth as part of the Hinkley Point C scheme. Engineers unable to enter cages at Noah's Ark Zoo, Wraxall, used ropes to reel in wires.

The company says it expects there to be a reduction in the number of pylons between Bridgwater and Avonmouth from 240 to 145. Following public consultation, almost five miles of the route through ...

Construction of the 68 T-pylons between Sandford and Avonmouth will be begin in autumn 2022. In 2023, the energy giant be removing more existing lattice pylons, with 40km being removed in total ...

National Grid said the application followed five years of consultation Plans to erect more than 140 pylons connecting Hinkley Point to Avonmouth could be delayed by up to three years. National ...

National Grid said the application followed five years of consultation Plans for more than 140 pylons connecting Hinkley Point to Avonmouth have been accepted for examination by the government.

Pylons or power lines within 250m of a property can cause house prices to drop an average of 21 per cent, according to a study by the London School of Economics. That’s a £63,000 drop in value ...