Rayner urged to approve 30-metre wind turbines in back gardens – Telegraph

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Angela Rayner has been urged to allow homeowners to install wind turbines the size of Christ the Redeemer in their back garden
Current planning laws restrict small-scale wind turbines to 11.1 metres in height (36.4ft), but the MCS Foundation, the industry’s accreditation body, wants the limit to be tripled.
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