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Wind turbines at Lenchwick

Submitted by on Wed 26 January, 2011 – 4:21 pm2 Comments

A special meeting of the Wychavon Development Control Committee will take place tomorrow (26 January 2011) to discuss the planning application submitted for 5 wind turbines at Lenchwick, near Bishampton Bank.

The meeting is at 2pm at the Civic Centre, Pershore.

It is expected that a number of anti-wind protestors will be attending. A number of objections against the scheme have been raised, and the report into the application recommends that the Development committee refuse permission.

Links: Wychavon District Council; Lenchwind blog spot

2 Comments »

  • Aaron Jones says:

    I can never understand the feeble objections from persons against environmentally friendly energy schemes. We could put this windfarm up, it is not going to be a blight on the landscape, it will not be noisy, and it certainly isn’t going to be an extreme hazard. If these turbines can supply power to even a village then its worth doing.
    I know ultimately the entire UK would have to be covered for nearly every square foot to generate enough power to quench the UKs need, but where possible these schemes should be encouraged.
    Aaron

  • Tanya Stephens says:

    Hello, How do you know the wind farm it will not be noisy?
    Please don’t tell me you have visited a wind farm and found it quiet! Do some research there is plenty on the web.
    Don’t be like us! dig deeper! be informed about all possabilities before you make your decision…….when it’s up it is tooooooooo late.

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