Controversial plans to erect 12 wind turbines on Mormond Hill on the outskirts of Strichen have been thrown out by members of the Buchan area committee. http://www.buchanobserver.co.uk/news/local-headlines/mormond-hill-windfarm-plans-thrown-out-by-councillors-1-3566807
Opposing wind farms is “irrational”, claimed Liberal Democrat MP Vince Cable at his party conference yesterday. http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-London/2014/10/08/Ten-reasons-why-people-who-support-wind-farms-are-deluded-criminal-or-insane-Which-one-are-you-Vince-Cable
I was astounded to read last week’s article in The Barrhead News regarding Neilston Community Windfarm, which is located in Uplawmoor. Alan Walker is quoted as saying ‘Rather than the money from the windfarm just going to the developer and Read more
By Richard Watt Residents of a rural Angus community have had their prayers answered over a controversial wind power development. Locogen had applied to put up a 77-metre turbine near Carmyllie’s 17th Century church, which was decided on by Angus Read more
By Ewan McQueen The Trump organisation is to submit an objection to proposals that would see seven wind turbines built at Knoweside Hill. Sources close to Donald Trump confirmed that the tycoon will submit an objection to South Ayrshire Council Read more
By Joshua King Controversial proposals to build a 12-turbine windfarm on a Buchan landmark hill were dealt a fresh blow yesterday. Efforts to push through the scheme planned for Mormond Hill – a development large enough to power 20,000 homes Read more
A developer has asked the Scottish Government to rule on plans for a giant new wind farm after a council was cut out of the decision-making process. Hundreds of objections have been made against the Mount Lothian Wind Farm project, Read more
Planning permission for two 34.4m high wind turbines at Alemill Farm, Eyemouth was refused earlier this year and an appeal against that decision has also failed. Scottish Borders Council officers refused to allow the two turbines to be built saying Read more