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Plaid Cymru agrees to oppose deep space radar site
Deep space radar installation campaigners PARC’s Jim Scott (left) and Roy Jones taking their campaign of opposition to the Plaid conference

PEACE campaigners in Wales praised Plaid Cymru’s conference decision today to support their campaign against military radar installations in Pembrokeshire.

The Pembrokeshire Against the Radar Campaign (Parc) hailed the party’s decision to back its campaign and contrasted it with Welsh Labour ignoring the issue.

Parc campaigner Jim Scott said: “The calls for meetings with Welsh Labour... have gone completely unanswered.

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