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Bransford Bridge Windfarm Proposal
SSE Renewables are proposing building a huge 9 turbine industrial windfarm in the beautiful Swift Valley next to the village of Churchover. Each turbine will be around 125m tall (80m hub height and 90m diameter blades).
Click here to see a gallery of beautiful pictures around Churchover
Click here to read the Churchover Parish Council's 70page Objection Report
Click here to read an objection letter re the destruction of historic Ridge and Furrow
Below are 2 maps showing the windfarm proposal and its relationship to surrounding villages.
(Click on each map to see a full size version)
Holy Trinity Church, mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, has dominated the Swift Valley for 1,000 years. Above is an accurate representation of the relative sizes of the church spire and the proposed monstrous turbines that will vandalise the heritage of the area.
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Please donate now to help pay for a lawyer to represent the community at the Called-In appeal hearing.