So sorry to hear that our good friend Jack Pease will no longer be publishing the Noise Bulletin. He has supported us for many years, making sure all our Noise problems were published and shared to local authorities throughout the UK. All the best for the future Jack. Noise Bulletin: Read more…
Oliver Mundell MSP tabled the following question to Holyrood (it relates directly to part three of our Petition to the Scottish Parliament: Appointing an independent advocate to ensure that local participants are not bullied and intimidated during public inquiries) https://www.parliament.scot/…/pe1864-increase-the… 1 Scottish Parliament, Written Answer 13 January 2022 Index Heading: Read more…
A campaigner against a massive wind farm planned for off the north Norfolk coast says he has missed the deadline to ask for a judicial review. Ray Pearce, who lives near Reepham and has been campaigning against multiple cable trenches being dug through the Norfolk countryside, said he had missed Read more…
Newlands Hill Wind Energy Hub Limited (“the Applicant”) is proposing to develop the Newlands Hill Wind Energy Hub (hereafter referred to as “the Proposal”). The Application Site is located 11km southeast of Haddington on the northern edge of the Lammermuir Hills within East Lothian 23x230m turbines https://www.energyconsents.scot/ApplicationDetails.aspx?cr=ECU00003383
A new analysis from the Global Warming Policy Foundation reveals that the cost of onshore wind power has risen by 30% since the introduction of the Renewables Obligation, 20 years ago [1]. The analysis, based on audited financial accounts and official generation data, throws into question claims from the wind Read more…
We have just had confirmation that the next Hearing of the SAS Petition will be heard on 2 February. https://www.parliament.scot/…/pe1864-increase-the… The Committee has not requested our presence at this meeting. The agenda for the meeting will be available on the Committee’s website on Monday, 31 January. The agenda will show Read more…
Wind of change Further to Claire Mack’s article (Perspective, 20 January), the saying goes: “Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat the same mistakes.” Scotland has long been an exporter of oil and gas and seems about to become a net exporter of renewable energy Read more…
By Martin Williams Senior News Reporter SCOTLAND is to set to lose billions in profits every year from a new round of offshore wind projects hailed by the First Minister as a “truly historic” opportunity for Scotland’s net zero economy. Seventeen ScotWind projects, with a combined potential generating capacity of Read more…