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The hearings at the end of the month. We need to fill it. The venue has a capacity of 420. Letās show them thatās not enough. Teams participants, letās make their systems struggle. Everyone speaking. Good luck. Thereās more deadlines and opportunities to have input. We know the system is designed to grind us down. Stay strong. Letās keep the pressure up. We have more representations than all but 10 projects going through the system. Thatās amazing. Gives us a chance. See you at the hearings!
Hi @followers,For your information, this is Broadfield's review of the Relevant Representations which they have carried out on behalf of Newton with Clifton Parish Council and which summarises the primary objections. The Parish Council have agreed that this can be shared.www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/bjv0wnmozfifltxaxztlo/Review-of-Select-Relevant-Representations.pdf?rlkey=...Also, if you've had the invitation letter to the preliminary meeting on 29th April will you be attending? Would like to think we can put on a good show š. Don't forget to register before the end of the 11th April.forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=mN94WIhvq0iTIpmM5VcIjZGAES1psLlCgiWwmdsZNhhUMFFBQzBJU...
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With the local elections coming up, make sure whoever you vote for will have the interests of the Fylde at the forefront of their campaign. We hope all the successful candidates are unified in protecting livelihoods, greenbelt, habitats and well-being across the Fylde by pushing back against M&Ms' plans to ruin the Fylde and force them to explore a route that would actually deliver the vital energy from the windfarm in a way that benefits the area rather than destroys it.
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The Windfarm Cable Route: A £450 Million Mistake We Can Still Stop
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The Windfarm Cable Route: A Ā£450 Million Mistake We Can Still Stop
Prediction:All the points M&M need to tighten up and correct or change in their applications due to the excellent representations highlighting what tardy work they have done will be scheduled towards the end of the hearings to give them even more time.
Because of the holes and mistakes in M&Ms proposals pointed out by the representations, the inspectorate is giving them more time rather than having them take a loss in the hearings because of them.So yes, it's excellent that the issues and mistakes in their application have been found, but they are being given a chance to correct them.That is wrong.When the inspectorate incorrectly handled the requests for paper forms to make representations, several people could not make them, and they admitted to being at fault.We asked for extra time for those people wronged to be able to register. And they said there would be no additional time.#justsaying
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The representations have been published. Good numbers (over 2300 in total) when there was only 120 for the wind farms themselves.Looking at all the projects at the same stage, the closest has about 500 representations.No others come close, which should be a news story in it's own right!
Relevant Representations | Morgan and Morecambe Offshore Wind Farms Transmission Assets
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I object to these plans. I donāt object to a wind farm. I object to M&M not taking notice of better cable route choices. I live in the Fylde, St Anneās to be exact. I am a 3 minute drive to the ca...
Good to see more objections published. More holes in M&M's tardy work. Hopefully, this will put more pressure on encouraging change and the Inspectorates to make the right decisions.
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An application has been submitted to run a series of cables from two new offshore windfarms in the Irish Sea underneath the Fylde Sand Dunes and then onshore to the existing substation at Penwortham n...