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September 11, 2017

Hunterston turbine appeal concern – Largs and Millport Weekly News

Concerns over local opinion being railroaded by Scottish government ministers when it comes to wind farm appeals has been raised by the Scottish Conservatives.   http://www.largsandmillportnews.com/news/fairlie/15524918.Hunterston_turbine_appeal_concern/

By SAS Volunteer, 9 years ago September 11, 2017

Heralding Community Rights – Planning Democracy

By Clare Symonds on Sep 11, 2017 06:35 am This week’s Sunday Herald came out in strong support of equal rights of appeal. This is a great boost to the campaign, and the first Scottish national newspaper we know to publicly back the idea. Environment editor Rob Edwards authored an Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 9 years ago September 11, 2017

Council says no to turbine extension at Hadyard Hill – Carrick Herald

Pippa Smith, Reporter | South Ayrshire Council have objected to plans to extend a wind farm near Dailly. And now the final decision will rest with the Scottish Government. The council opposed the building of 22 turbines at the existing Hadyard Hill wind farm, near Dailly and Barr. It became Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 9 years ago September 11, 2017

Planners accused of not listening to community – Press and Journal

By Iain Ramage Highland councillors are being steered by their officials to “raise no objection” to a Caithness wind farm – despite a 500-plus signature petition against the scheme. That number objected to the latest Caithness proposal by Eon for the Golticlay site near Lybster. Members of the north planning Read more

By SAS Volunteer, 9 years ago September 11, 2017

R-UK lauds ‘astounding’ CfD2 result – ReNews

RenewableUK described the results of the second UK Contract for Difference (CfD) auction as “astounding” for the offshore wind sector.   http://renews.biz/108425/r-uk-lauds-astounding-cfd2-result/

By SAS Volunteer, 9 years ago September 11, 2017
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