‘Too large’ wind turbine plan for North Devon is refused | This is North Devon

Posted on September 8, 2012 by mabrake

‘Too large’ wind turbine plan for North Devon is refused | This is North Devon.

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Kelly Solar Farm – Application 02517/2012 – WDBC Planning Committee meeting 11th September 2012.

Posted on September 4, 2012 by mabrake

Please note the application to build a Solar Farm at Kelly will go before the WDBC Planning Committee on Tuesday 11th September at 1000am.

We understand that the recommendation from the Planning Officer is for Conditional Approval.  This is despite the written concerns shown by many local people. WDBC does not appear to have a strategic plan on what should be allowed to be installed in our area nor does the Planning Officer seem to have taken into account what can only be described as industrialisation of the countryside.

If you would like to attend please call Tony Rose on 01822-813664.

 

 

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More work needed to assess impact of offshore wind farm | This is North Devon

Posted on September 1, 2012 by mabrake

More work needed to assess impact of offshore wind farm | This is North Devon.

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Residents legal challenge forces council to quash turbine consent | This is Devon

Posted on September 1, 2012 by mabrake

Residents legal challenge forces council to quash turbine consent | This is Devon.

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Wind farm developers using tricks to make turbines look smaller – Telegraph

Posted on August 23, 2012 by mabrake

 

Wind farm developers using tricks to make turbines look smaller – Telegraph.

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