https://riverhillcurrent.com/7syzbq078i Having requested (on 12 November 2012) the as-then unpublished Minutes of the 18 July 2012 Bute Community Council meeting during which anti-turbine campaigners made apparently ‘detailed’ objections before the planning application for three wind turbines at Ascog Farm was even lodged we were glad to receive a copy of the Minutes from the Secretary of BCC on the afternoon of 19 November 2012.
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