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Watford, Boddington and Naseby wind farms get go-ahead
Credit: Daventry Express, www.daventryexpress.co.uk 29 December 2011 ~~
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Permission has been granted to build three controversial wind farms in villages across the district.
Long-standing campaigners against the turbines, in Watford Lodge, Naseby and Boddington, have labelled the decisions as ‘heinous, devastating and scandalous’.
A combination of the planning inspectorate and Daventry District Council (DCC) have given the go-ahead despite fierce opposition from various campaign groups.
A total of 12 masts will now be erected across the Daventry district countryside.
For more on this story and people’s reaction to the decision, see this week’s Daventry Express.
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