‘There will be no hiding from it ‘: Loth Residents launch funding appeal to meet costs of arguing case against planned Kintradwell Wind Farm at Brora public inquiry in November – Northern Times

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A campaign group is making a direct appeal to local residents for funding to fight a planned wind farm that it says would “overshadow” Brora and adversely affect the wider area.
Loth Residents are seeking to raise £6000 to pay for help from experts to present their case against Kintradwell Wind Farm at a public inquiry in Brora in November.  https://www.northern-times.co.uk/news/there-will-be-no-hiding-from-it-loth-residents-launch-fun-285685/?fbclid=IwAR1nEtg74XoJk49G7JyJ5E4vrzPKFa3NpV7Y-CituKiCC71tXu3NrvgAZBw
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