At the beginning of March we reminded you of Ed and June Hall’s story of their problems with a neighbour’s noisy turbine https://scotlandagainstspin.org/2017/03/apology-from-highland-council-to-ed-and-june-hall/ Today the Ombudsman has published his report which can be accessed at http://www.spso.org.uk/decision-reports/2017/march/decision-report-201508079-201508079 Decision Report 201508079
Lots of time for discussion and also lots of space to do it in. Plenty of space for exhibitors and for posters. Venue http://www.dedoeleniccrotterdam.nl/en/rooms/willem-burger-kwartier/ Exhibitors, get in touch if you want to join the other exhibitors and promote your company. Updated draft programme https://www.windturbinenoise.eu/content/2017-programme/
An independent panel has been set up to consider applications to a community projects fund linked to a massive offshore wind farm project. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-39338275
Catherine Hunter, Reporter Inquiries are continuing after a man fell to his death at the Kilgallioch windfarm site near Barrhill. The 37-year-old Gamesa contractor was working on a project at the Scottish Power base on 6.45pm on Wednesday, March 15. Emergency services attended but the man was pronounced dead at Read more
Catherine Hunter, Reporter Windfarm workers in the Barrhill area are being blamed for causing disruption with poor driving standards resulting in overturned vehicles. The issue has been prominent for some time and was discussed at a recent public meeting. It has become clear to villagers that it is not just Read more