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"The only reason why it pays developers to build turbines is the huge hidden subsidy we all give them through our electricity bills. The electricity companies are compelled by law to buy the energy from these turbines at nearly twice the normal price - and then pass on the extra cost to us."

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Christopher Booker, Daily Mail, 26th June 2008

 

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Generate your own energy. Renewable energy technologies like solar panels, small wind turbines, and biomass heaters are becoming increasingly popular.

 
Fund Raising Garden Party

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The C.A.T. Fund Raising Group, headed up by Gordon & Mary King, held a fantastic Garden Party in the grounds of their delightful home at Kingswood House on 10th August 2008. Everyone's generosity on the day contributed a grand total of £1,342.65 towards our fighting fund.

We would like to thank everyone who made the event at Kingswood so successful.

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Fundraising Garden Open Day

A fundraising garden open day is to be held at Kingswood House, West Chilla (near Kingslake) on Sun 10th August from 2pm onwards. Mary and Gordon King, our fund raising co-ordinators, will be kindly opening the gates to their beautiful gardens.

  • Open Garden & walks
  • Lakeside cream teas
  • Tabletop sale (under cover)
  • Plant sale

Please come along and support us to help raise funds for the campaign.

 
The Case Against Wind Farms

Originally published in 2000 and updated in 2006, this comprehensive paper by Dr J. R. Etherington, a professional environmental scientist and former Reader in Ecology in the University of Wales, explains in layman's terms why wind turbines are not the saviour of the world that the environmentalists would have you believe. Covering all of the essential topics, this paper should be compulsory reading for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of the issues.

The Case Against Wind Farms

 
House Price Devaluation

Jane and Julian Davis, the couple whose lives have been blighted by turbines erected just 930 metres from their home, have won a landmark case. At a recent Lincolnshire Valuation Tribunal hearing, the tribunal upheld their appeal to have their council tax band level reduced. The Davises' three-bedroom house, valued at £170,000 before the turbines arrived, is now essentially worthless because no one will grant a mortgage on a house blighted by noise pollution.

"It was apparent from the evidence submitted that the construction of the wind farm 930 metres away from the appeal dwellings had had a significant detrimental effect on the Appellant's quiet enjoyment of their properties. The tribunal therefore found that the nuisance caused by the windfarm was real and not imagined and it would have some effect upon the potential sale price of the appeal dwellings"

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