It is D-Day on Wednesday 8 March for the test turbine site two year extension at Hunterston.
North Ayrshire Planning committee will decide whether to provide the green light to the project, although campaigners against the proposal have urged the council to be aware of ‘dizziness’ and other health concerns in relation to the turbines.
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