By Jane Candlish
A public local inquiry into plans for a windfarm in Sutherland could be
held before the end of the year.
SSE wants to build 27 turbines, each 396ft, at Dalnessie, to the north-east
of Lairg.
Highland councillors were split on the development when they discussed the
proposals in February.
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