Herald letters

When it’s easy to back turbines I FEEL compelled to respond to Elspeth Russell (Letters, October 5). There are no wind farms in “urban” areas. There are some small, single turbines or pairs of turbines on industrial sites or courses. Even the single turbine situated near to Castlemilk on the Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Scottish communities support “Cairn ignition”

Please show support to our Norwegian friends by registering your bonfire/fire pit, gas burners or even candles for tonight’s event..  Many in Scotland have registered already.  Scotland Against Spin has highlighted this event in past years but it is now really taking off due to the number of communities faced Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

  Sepa cut is no surprise IT was no surprise to read that Sepa and NatureScot’s budgets have been slashed yet again by the Scottish Government (“Concern as Scots Gov cuts Sepa’s funding by one-quarter”, October 1). We have witnessed the decline in their ability to scrutinise and respond to Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago

Herald letters

  Contempt for our rural areas THE Minister for Energy and the Environment, Gillian Martin, gave a statement: Vision for Scotland’s Future Energy System, on September 28 to an almost-empty Holyrood debating chamber. When asked by Conservative MSP Tess White MSP if new energy infrastructure projects must always be completed Read more

By SAS Volunteer, ago