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The unmanned air vehicles centre at Parc Aberporth airport in west Wales could lose its sole tenant if Selex Galileo decides to move

But the largest overland UAV testing area in the UK doesn’t even get a mention..

The responses sent by the public and other interested parties are published as PDF’s

The report is pretty much the whitewash we were expecting. It has a response to everything, but an answer to nothing.

The Civil Aviation Authority was only alerted to the crashes by members of the public

Formal request expected to go to Civil Aviation Authority in March and decision expected in August 2010

MoD Watchkeeper programme trials cancelled in the Golan Heights but go ahead in occupied West Wales.

A few weeks before the Crash of a Selex Falco UAV on 23rd September 2009 another Italian drone hit a car on a road close to the runway.

The invasion is over – the devastation continues. All profits to Medical Aid for Palestine.

The town of Brunswick, Maine, USA fights creation of a UAV testing zone over their community

Jobs creation is the main justification given by our local politicians for their support of the UAV testing zone over west Wales. But where are the jobs?

Only weeks after UAV test flights began out of the Parc Aberporth UAV Centre, a drone has crashed, confirming the fears of UAV experts and local campaigners

Can we dispel the myth of jobs to come at the so-called Aberporth UAV development.

After months hoping that local politicians might start to ask searching questions about the UAV fly zone, Adam Price has started the ball rolling

Airworthiness standards not high enough for unmanned aircraft to fly over populated areas say UAV experts

Could BAE’s new Mantis, the General Atomics Predator B/Reaper and other offensive UAVs be flown over west Wales?

There is no connection with the victims, enemy combatants or innocent civilians. Watch PW Singer on military robots and the future of war.

Remember Hiroshima at a Candleboat Commemoration Ceremony Thursday August 6th 2009 8.45 for 9.00 pm