Bozeat Lavendon Oppose Turbines

covering the villages and surrounding communities of:

Bozeat - Harrold - Lavendon - Warrington - Turvey - Easton Maudit

We are the campaign organisation for the villages surrounding the proposed Windfarm Development by Npower at Nun Wood that will lay across the three counties of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire and will have an immediate and major impact on the villages of  Bozeat (Northants), Harrold (Beds) and Lavendon (Bucks) along with many smaller villages and communities within the area.

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Site last updated 11 November 2009

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©Don Brownlow Photography 2009.

So, just what does a 125m wind turbine look like? - One of sixteen 125m turbines being built at Aikengall, Nr. Oldhamstocks, East Lothian.

Insert shows how they may look at Nun Wood and the zoom in shows workmen in the nacelle; the fluorescent green dots at the base of the turbine are more workmen.

Latest News - June 2009

Npower and Nun Wood.

The planning authorities have requested further information and clarification from Npower following a number of objections and concerns raised by key bodies contacted as part of the consultation process (including BLOT of course).

We understand that Npower have offered to review and address a number of these concerns - but not all (especially, we understand, around the serious concerns raised about the distorted representations given by the Photo Montages within the Environmental Statements). We also understand that Npower will resubmit a number of wildlife observation reports (including those on migratory birds) by October 2009 though quite exactly what they are going to measure during the relatively un-migratory summer period is rather open to debate !!

The application is therefore still “live” , you may continue to object if you haven’t done so already (and indeed, you may add additional objections if you feel you have further concerns to those you have already raised). We’ll  keep monitoring the situation and as soon as we have any further news we’ll let you know.

Meanwhile, enjoy the summer break.

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