A wind farm
planning application has been submitted
for a hill overlooking Helensburgh


We urge objections
  • The height of the turbines would be excessive and contrary to policy. They would dominate the local countryside and sky-line
  • Visual impact would be great, including into the National Park and across the Clyde. It would affect a large population.
  • This could harm Helensburgh and its economy
  • Cash offered to the town as ‘community benefit’ by the developers could be relatively small and uncertain
  • Objections should be submitted regarding aspects of this application. See "Our position" and "Your say" on this website for details.
 
IF YOU GET ASKED TO GIVE
A SNAP OPINION
about this proposed wind farm
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

We suggest that you treat any early approach (e.g. questionnaire, petition, etc.) with CAUTION until more information is available.

The wind farm application could have implications for the long-term welfare of Helensburgh. See "Our Position" on this website. More data will be added.

There will be ample opportunity to express your considered views later – either for or against. So we suggest that people delay committing themselves until more is known.

For more information about the current wind farm proposal click here
To see the current TEG-H position click here
For more about planning aspects click here
For more about financial aspects click here
To have your say and give feedback click here
For the latest updates and news click here
About TEG-H click here

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