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'Terrifying' 101-acre data centre plans would be 'heartbreaking', campaigners warn

'Terrifying' 101-acre data centre plans would be 'heartbreaking', campaigners warn

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Davies said he would even consider selling his house if plans were approved."I wouldn't want to bring my three children up next to this industrial estate," he said. I know they're promising jobs and that always sounds promising on the surface but beneath all that it's just really heartbreaking."In Case You Missed It: Why a hospital park and ride could be replaced by a data centreA proposal to build a data centre on a Cardiff hospital park-and-ride has sparked debate.

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'Terrifying' 101-acre data centre plans would be 'heartbreaking', campaigners warnImage caption, Emma Lewandowicz says the sheer size and environmental impact of the proposed data centre is "terrifying" ByLiam EvansBBC WalesPublished21 September 2026Updated 23 minutes agoA proposed data centre spanning 101 acres would have a "heartbreaking" effect on the landscape and wildlife, campaigners have warned.Developers want to build the new centre between Caernarfon and Y Felinheli in Gwynedd, saying it could create more than 900 jobs during construction and a further 200 permanent roles.But nearly 15,000 people signed a petition in opposition to the plans, with local campaigners saying the proposed development was too big and would lead to noise pollution and ruin the landscape.A spokesperson…

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