CROWDS of pylon protestors marched along Yatton’s Strawberry Line to reinforce their views against National Grid’s plans to put 400,000-volt power lines through the village.

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Campaigners from Yatton Against Pylons Yatton wanted to highlight the beauty of the popular nature trail, while stressing their views against the utility giant’s proposals.

National Grid wants to connect a nuclear power station at Hinkley Point to a new sub-station in Avonmouth.

The two possible route corridors of 46.5m-high pylons are set to affect many villages across the region if it gets the go-ahead, with a decision expected later this year.

About 75 people turned up to the march with banners and anti-pylon t-shirts on Saturday.

Yatton resident and campaigner, Charlotte Deighton, said: “The weather was good and we were very pleased with the turn out.

“It’s about protecting our children’s future which is why these campaigns are important.”

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