Proposals have been revealed for a wind turbine development on Holy Isle.
The move is likely to cause considerable controversy since it would see the
erection of six highly visible wind turbines, three at each end of the island.
Read all the details in the Arran Banner, May 30 2105, also available
online [not there yet – G]
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2 Comments
ian miller · May 31, 2015 at 4:16 pm
All wind turbines should be demolished as they are unnecessary, ugly, inefficient and expensive