Baumber windfarm action group
& THE VALE OF LINCOLN
FIGHTING TO PROTECT
THE WOLDS
bwag wins appeal - no windfarm in baumber
OPPOSING THE RUINATION THE VALE OF LINCOLN & THE WOLDS AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY
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objectors = 891
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bwag patron sir peter tapsell (mp) &
Edward leigh (MP) lead the calls to prevent the industrialisation of baumber and the interior of the county. the first 8x 130 metre turbines would open the door to the ruination of the entire vale of lincoln, produce little meaningful energy and blight many lives
communities, heritage and landscapes destroyed
by windfarms around
the lincolnshire wolds
Tennyson expert and local tourist guide Jean Howard said she had noticed turbines had changed the area's skyline."The view i point out as a guide is that of St James' Church spire, But the Conisholme turbines impact upon that. It's difficult to see the spire." lincolshire echo, april 2009
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lincolnshire wolds aonb windfarm threat officially recognised
the wolds aonb authority has officially recognised the threat to the wolds and its immediate borders from windfarm developments. statements in the updated 2009 plan reveal -"Several wind farm scheme applications are being determined for areas adjacent to the AONB. other threats include Visual impact of medium and low voltage powerlines". On scenic beauty & rural charm.
updated
turbine county map
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environmentalist lovelock on:
"windfarm scams"
no escape for the NATIONALLY IMPORTANT WALKING ROUTE
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