Nuclear power plant lifetime challenges - Social Economical

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North West Wales Economic Footprint – Anglesey (Wylfa) •Population - 68,900 •Employed - 29,300 •Total potential job losses between 2009 and 2012 – 1,500 (including Wylfa and Anglesey Aluminium) (£42m 2006) •Ageing population, high level of youth migration, low academic achievement levels, changing demographic structure impacts on services and communities
North West Wales Economic Footprint – Gwynedd (Trawsfynydd) •Population: 116,843 •Low value employment •Weak economic structure •Above average educational attainment •High participation in Higher Education •Basic skills deficiencies above average •Low levels of engagement in work related training
Page 1 and 2: Wylfa Socio-Economic Challenges fac
Page 6 and 7: 87% of Wylfa Workforce live on Angl
Page 8 and 9: Age Profile at Wylfa 120 100 80 Num
Page 10 and 11: Expected Staff Loss 2009 - 2014 35
Page 12 and 13: Transition - Strategic Drivers Age
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