Herald letters

The SNP’s misguided energy policies would threaten the lifeblood of the nation IT is vital that Paul Sheerin’s prescient article (“Bad news does not get any better with age, so talk soon”, The Herald, October 17) is assimilated and understood by our political leaders and that the decisions on our Read more

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Press and Journal letter

We have written a response to this letter which we hope will be published.   I am writing regarding the Hill of Fare wind farm proposal launched by Renewable Energy Systems Ltd (RES) in partnership with Dunecht Estates. The proposal is to construct 17 turbines with a tip height of Read more

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OPINION OF THE COURT

Further to our post earlier this week concerning Leslie Sinclair’s failed legal challenge, please follow the link below to read the Judgement. https://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/docs/default-source/cos-general-docs/pdf-docs-for-opinions/2022csih49.pdf?sfvrsn=93b4b07c_1&fbclid=IwAR038YHPPiYyr8uGyOtiZ1Dloa2UFOGb-K7nwKlVykstoiPlx4-VoQPg7pw

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scotsman letters

At long last, Andrew Bowie MP and others are waking up to the rampant destruction being inflicted on rural communities by the wind industry – (“MP’s concern over Hill of Fare Windfarm proposal” Scotsman 19th October). An estimated 4 Billion viewers from all over the world tuned in to watch Read more

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Herald letters

Scotland could not leave the grid IAIN McIntyre (Letters, October 15) presents a biased and distorted view of the UK’s electricity generation system. Our system is managed by the National Grid/ESO (NG) and as the name indicates, it is a national system. The NG is mandated to provide a stable Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago