Herald letters

Three letters in the Herald this morning. You may not agree with them all. Gross lack of planning on energy MARTIN Williams’ report of payments to switch off turbines (“Wind farm switch-offs cost bill-payers £1bn over the past five years”, October 2) reminded me about the old fable concerning the Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Power problems – Scotsman letters

  In the past we have had prolonged power cuts. The three-day week of 1973/4 comes to mind. But our dependence on electricity was much less then. Now it powers and organises everything, and our survival depends on a continuous supply. In today’s world a series of prolonged power outages Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

We must stop wind idiocy JOHN Urquhart (Letters, October 4) seems to think it’s a good idea to place wind turbines in the Trossachs national park. There is a reason why wind turbines are not placed in urban residential environments. They are massive, noisy, industrial machines. Anybody who has stood Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago