How to Donate

Here are our bank details for you to make a donation:

Or if you prefer, you can post a cheque to:
60 Broad Street, Llandovery, SA20 0AY

Please contact: llandoverypsg@gmail.com if you wish to pay by cheque.

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Where Does the Money Go?

No-one in the campaign group is paid for their involvement, but whilst we all give our time for free, there are unavoidable costs involved in the process of campaigning that need to be covered, including:

• Legal costs — for solicitors and barristers to represent us.
• Professional PR and lobbying advice — some advice has been for free, but we may need to seek help in the future from professionals, such as heritage, archaeological and landscape consultants etc. We need these experts to make a strong technical case to the Planning Inspectorate.
• Publicity & general expenses — printing and distribution of leaflets, reports, and campaign documents all cost money, as does the ongoing online presence of the campaign web site. These costs will continue as the campaign progresses. We also have periodic expenses when running public campaign meetings — hire of premises, provision of refreshments etc.

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Our Pledge

Tywi Pylons Ltd is a not-for-profit group and whilst we cannot promise we will beat the pylons proposal, here is our simple pledge on how the money will be used and accounted for:

• 100% of the money will be used to support the campaign against the pylons proposal and to push for a better alternative.
• We will keep accurate accounts of monies received and spent and will publish accounts annually to show how it is being used.
• We have lots of people helping and supporting the group and they will be involved, as appropriate, to work out how we spend our funds for the benefit of everyone along the pylon route.
• From a governance perspective we will have a small group to give final approval for any proposals to spend money.
• None of the people who are part of the group will be paid — their time is 100% donated. Only the professionals we need help from will be paid.
• A small amount of money may be used to cover travel expenses to meet people and companies as part of the ongoing campaign work, e.g. MPs, agencies etc. Expenses will be kept as low as possible and checked by the people listed above.

(Please note that as of 1st May 2026, no one from the group has claimed any expenses.)

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