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‘Absolute sacrilege!’ Spalding, Kirton and Bennington farmers fear windfarm could cause ‘massive catastrophic disturbance’ to ‘the most productive land in the country’

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Farmers have warned of the ‘massive catastrophic disturbance’ a proposed windfarm could do to their businesses. Landowners fear the planned Outer Dowsing Offshore Wind project could cause irreversible damage to ‘the most productive land in the country’. “I think it’s an absolute sacrilege to be using Grade-I land for these purposes,” Jenny Pennington, of Spalding Marsh’s H. Pennington & Sons, told an open floor hearing on Thursday (October 10). …

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‘Absolute sacrilege!’ Spalding, Kirton and Bennington farmers fear windfarm could cause ‘massive catastrophic disturbance’ to ‘the most productive land in the country’

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