MP SAYS TURBINES WILL ‘DISFIGURE SOME OF OUR MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCAL LANDSCAPE’
WORK to construct Den Brook Wind Farm, a nine turbine project between North Tawton, Spreyton and Bow in West Devon, will begin on Monday, August 17, developer RES (Renewable Energy Systems Ltd) has confirmed – but Mel Stride, MP for Central Devon, says he is “very disappointed” the scheme is going ahead and added: “These turbines will disfigure some of our most beautiful local landscape and are hugely unwelcome.
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