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Herts solar farm could put UK food supply 'at the mercy of foreign producers'

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North Herts Council's planning committee refused permission for energy generation. The 35.5-hectare plot near St Ippolyts - between Stevenage and Hitchin - is well suited for a solar farm. If plans were approved, the plant would have been in place for a "temporary" period of 40 years.
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Herts solar farm could put UK food supply 'at the mercy of foreign producers'

A solar farm three-and-a-half times the size of Hitchin's Walsworth Common has been refused, despite its close proximity to a National Grid connection point near Stevenage

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hertfordshiremercury.co.uk broke the news in on Friday, November 17, 2023.
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