02/07/2026
Well, that's a wrap. Thank you to everyone of you who has contributed, or supported the process this week.
A huge thanks to Ian Morton and Richard Cass, our 'in-house' landscape specialists who did us proud and saved HOOH a fortune. To Dr Chris Ford who guided us through the process and represented us with the technical policy hearing today and will continue to represent us, and local person Charles Toyn, who we don't even know, who fought his own personal battle with EK on all aspects and pulled a blinder today with NESO technicalities.
Thank you to those who contributed towards the costs of this and our representation, your assistance in paying for this goes beyond words of thanks.
Thank you to the reporter, David Buylla, who came across as a fair man willing to listen.
And finally, thank you to Dumfries and Galloway Council whose refusal to this application trigged this public inquiry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcPjP0Gbtfw
Worth a watch at 4h45 for thirty seconds if you watch nothing more.
Next steps are final submissions which will take about 3-4 weeks, the reporter then has 3 months to make his recommendation to the Scottish Ministers and they are supposed to decide within 3 months, but my understanding is they are running at least at an 18 month delay. Whilst it is hard for this to hang over us, it kicks it down the road in the hope of further policy change which could mean a decision is no longer required.
Installation Of A Wind Farm Comprising Of 13 Wind Turbines With A B...