Plans for a wind farm near the site of an ancient hill fort in the Borders
have been recommended for approval.
Public opinion has been split on the Pines Burn proposal with 54 objections
received but 30 letters of support.
Historic Environment Scotland said it noted the impact on Penchrise Pen
fort but it did not consider it of enough “national significance” to object.
Scottish Borders Council has been advised to approve the 12 turbines near
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