Power lines removed from Pen y Crug hillfort improving Brecon views
Overhead cables have been buried and poles removed at Pen y Crug, restoring panoramic vistas of Brecon, the Usk Valley and surrounding mountains.
Rhiannon Evans is our Environment & Climate Correspondent, reporting on conservation, national parks, water quality, and environmental policy across Wales.
With twelve years in environmental reporting, Rhiannon tracks the impacts of climate change on Welsh coastlines, river ecosystems, and rural landscapes. As an expert environmental journalist, she works closely with scientific researchers, conservation trusts, and community groups to provide balanced, evidence-based coverage of Net Zero goals, flood defence projects, and biodiversity preservation.
Overhead cables have been buried and poles removed at Pen y Crug, restoring panoramic vistas of Brecon, the Usk Valley and surrounding mountains.
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