Talking is cheap, I even attended an organiser’s meeting when I had been a member for 6 months in 1999, whereby this type of self-sufficient action was mentioned. It is way overdue, and I am serious.

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Yet all this pales into insignificance compared with the real energy crisis roaring down on Britain with the speed of a bullet train as, within six or seven years, we stand to lose 40 per cent of all our existing electricity-generating capacity.

Thanks to decades of neglect and wishful thinking by successive governments - and now the devastating impact of a directive from Brussels - we are about to see 17 of our major power stations forced to close, leaving us with a massive shortfall.

Even after 2010, the experts say our power stations cannot be guaranteed to provide us with a continuous supply, meaning that we face the possibility of power cuts far worse than those which recently - largely unreported - blacked out half-a-million homes.”

The British Parliament stumbles and bumbles into the future without a clue or a concept of a “National Strategic Energy Policy.”

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