The funny thing about nuclear power stations is that few places actively want one, but almost anywhere that’s lost one is desperate to bring it back.
When I visited the island of Anglesey, or Ynys Môn, last year I was struck by how much people wanted a new nuclear power station to replace the recently decommissioned Wylfa.
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