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Summit will discuss wind farm concerns

Summary by National Wind Watch
Community leaders have been invited to have their say on the future of energy projects across Aberdeenshire as tensions grow over plans for “towering pylons” and “monstrous wind farms”. Representatives from more than 100 community councils will be given a chance to voice their concerns at the summit in Stonehaven this weekend. The Convention of Community Councils aims to open a debate on what they fear will be a detrimental effect on rural areas…
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Summit will discuss wind farm concerns

Community leaders have been invited to have their say on the future of energy projects across Aberdeenshire as tensions grow over plans for “towering pylons” and “monstrous wind farms”. Representatives from more than 100 community councils will be given a chance to voice their concerns at the summit in Stonehaven this weekend. The Convention of Community Councils aims to open a debate on what they fear will be a detrimental effect on rural areas…

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National Wind Watch broke the news in on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.
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