One man protest – The Courier

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Plans for one of Perthshire’s biggest solar farms have gone on public display.
And a local councillor has become the first to make a public stand against it.
If approved, the Dupplin Solar and BESS Farm could stretch to 195,000 solar panels on fields beside the A9 at Tibbermore.
The developer BLC Energy set out its plans at an event in Methven this week.
And as dozens of locals were viewing the display boards in the community centre, Almond and Earn Conservative councillor Frank Smith was staging a one-man protest outside.
The former golf pro showed up at the consultation event armed with sandwich boards and a placard declaring “Stop all wind and solar farms now, keep Perthshire beautiful”.  https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/5320175/dupplin-solar-farm-plans/?fbclid=IwY2xjawMeRJlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHlvp_GuCpi-eHmMgFZrl7XmcB3H0eztajf4vbovjct2HzjvwnSFvKVWC6v-F_aem_nPDQOV6RAENaEpbxpXJSJA
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