Sir, — I hope to make it clear that we in Scotland have been brainwashed by the Sturgeon SNP-Greens over windfarms polluting the natural beauty of the Highlands.
Objections from locals mean nothing, as Scottish Government overrule any decision taken by local authorities and locals.
This is a travesty. Surely there is a limit to how much of our landscape can be spoilt by the ever–increasing proliferation of windfarms at well above the original planning blade height by reducing the number of turbines by two or three, only to gain another 50 metres or whatever of wind catchment in blade height?
This is an absolute con.
It would not be such an impact if Britain could produce all the components for these multi–million constructions, but it seems to be the case that none of the components, as far as I know, are produced in this country — therefore of no benefit to our industry whatsoever.
Willie Bee, Dornoch, Sutherland.
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