Tullymurdoch windfarm approval shows locals are considered ‘collateral damage’, says campaigner/The Courier

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Residents living near a controversial windfarm destined for Perthshire believe they are considered merely “collateral damage” by developers, claims an anti-turbine campaigner.

http://www.thecourier.co.uk/news/local/perth-kinross/tullymurdoch-windfarm-approval-shows-locals-are-considered-collateral-damage-says-campaigner-1.564489

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