Windfarm gets thumbs down – DnG24

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DUMFRIES and Galloway Council’s planning committee has backed a recommendation to refuse a windfarm application in Galloway.
And it was music to the ears of the ‘Hands Off Our Hills’ protestors who gathered outside the council’s HQ yesterday morning to demonstrate against the proposal for the Glenvernoch Wind Farm from EnergieKontor.
Objectors say it is an industrial scale windfarm on virgin peat land at Glenvernoch in the Cree Valley.
The council’s planning officer had already recommended the project be dismissed and the councillors followed suit at Wednesday’s committee meeting.
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