Come to Pembrokeshire Castlemartin Range Stack Rock

Thank the MOD

For the rich Fauna and Flora

The Green Arch of Wales Guilemots and Razorbills

Why we should not grow GM Crops

In Wales the road verges are infested with strong growing monoculture grasses. In the fifties returners from the war in North Africa,at the Plant Breeding Station Plas Goggerdan Aberystwyth collected grasses from the Atlas mountains grew them with a selective breeding programme. they planted these in open plots with a radio active source on a pole, then collected seeds and grew on the resulting mutations, perennial rye grasses and others.

Those shown to excrete chemicals which inhibited competition were selected and bred.

Later Feeding experiments at the Ministry at Trawsgoed showed that these species were toxic to cattle and reduced their life span.

Thatcher privatised both stations the grasses were then sold commercially.

A senior scientist before he commited suicide, said it was producing an upland rye grass desert in Wales.

This is becoming all Wales.

In the last three years we have seen cross breeds of these grasses escaping and colonising road verges,overpowering other species.

Unforseen consequences sixty years later, a very good reason not to use GM crops

Capital invested in the arms industries, then fertilisers then state plant breeding seed banks now in GM crops whose  seeds have to be sold for each planting, three international companies will then control the worlds food supplies.

Pembroke Dock Industrial Admiralty WW2

                           This  is spreading daily built above the following structures?

                                          The Dockyard Reservoir

                                          twenty five foot high ten foot thick blast wall
                                          two hundred yards long with rail line behind

                                                   All structures recently cleared paths through the woods

                                                    Steel reinforced building

                                                    Interior

                                         Tunnel entrance with rail bed from the Dockyard

Pembroke Dock slip spreading.

080613 the house with the edge of the concrete raft exposed is still occupied in spite of the fact that the failure is active and spreading
Private development on a private road so PCC have no responsibility

Cleared Wood last year

This was woodland cleared last year, compare with NT clearances

Pembrokeshire County Council Pembroke Dock

The decking is over a new 70ft drop.

The road is open with no warning signs

Planning permission was given to these executive new builds despite letters to PCC pointing out the unstable ground
The Chief Executive " the market will decide" "we have the lowest council charge in Wales by cutting all non essential services"
Buyers rely on the Local Authority to carry out these surveys before the build is signed off.
The mortgage companies assume that the relevant laws have been followed.
So much for the lowest council charge in Wales
Approximately seventy executive new builds are a risk of inevitable subsidence.
The cliffs are stabilised by heavy vegetation, removing the roots binding the soil together allows the spring under the house to wash the soil away. The dry weather with a very heavy squall vibrated the tree roots and the dry till became fluid, and flowed
The present failure shows signs of spreading.

TOTALLY PREDICTABLE

Mill Pond Pembroke

First spend public money planting then spend public money on total weedkiller then allow trees to grow in the pond

Total plant cover

Every thing dead plants and water

Unsuccessful breeding swan not one cygnet all killed by dogs vandals or overcrowding

Total weedkiller planted aliens colonising the pond

Planted at the cost of £10000

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Recently fallen stones from the town wall usually collected and disposed of