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On this page you will find links to further information concerning the
transportation of the slate waste through the Snowdonia National Park and
you will also be able to post your own opinions.
Send e-mails with your input to hotelinfo@btconnect.com
I will then add your input to the site with a link from this page.
Bernard Wellings
For your information :
Before its too late please contact all those listed below with your concerns.
Addresses
and Telephone Numbers of your Welsh Assembly Government Members >>
E-Mail
your Assembly Members. You can E-mail all members with one click! >>
E-Mail
a committee. I would suggest Environment, Planning and Countryside >>
E-Mail
another committee. Economic Development and Transport >>
E-Mail
another committee. European and External Affairs >>
For your information :
Addresses
and Telephone Numbers & E-Mail addresses of Conwy County Borough Members
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The Jacob's report, a report commissioned by Conwy County Borough Council
to show the effect of the Slate Waste trains on the environment of Conwy
County Borough.
The Jacob's report >>
Wales
Assembly Government report from 2001 quoting necessary level of tax on aggregates
to make slate waste viable >>
Structural Surveys >>
Storm Brews at Conwy Council meeting !
(Extract from North Wales Weekly
News Oct 7th 04 by Martin Williams)
Conwy County Council leader Emlyn Davies came under attack from former
leader Ronnie Hughes and several other members of the Council. They criticised
Coun Davies for not declaring an interest sooner in the debate over slate
waste being transported along the Conwy Valley line.
At the start of the meeting, the Independent leader Coun Davies asked to
be excused from the chamber as he has a brother who owns land alongside
the route, and as Network Rail will pay up to £250 a day to access
it, Coun Hughes argued that he should have told the council months ago.
"He has sat through meetings on this, so the proper conduct has not
been adhered to" said Coun Hughes.
"Under this new Cabinet its worse than the KGB. They wanted to withdraw
these 2 items (slate waste, etc ....) from the agenda and there are more
secret deals being done than ever before."
This report begs the question ... considering the fact that two of the
Conwy County Council cabinet members who voted to support the slate waste
project have since declared an interest, is the decision of the new cabinet
to support the slate waste project legal?
Is this a case for the ombudsman?
If you think so and want to report it please click here ..
Ombudsman Wales >>
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