IT HAS been revealed that a wind turbine which has caused years of “anguish and distress” for residents in Castlewellan has breached required noise limits at a nearby residential property.
http://www.outlooknews.co.uk/articles/news/60980/inspectors-find-turbine-breaches-noise-limits/
Problems with audible noise from turbines are all too common in Scotland.
NOISE BULLETIN SEPT/OCTOBER 2017 by kind permission of Jack Pease
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