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Shell To Sea newsletter - 24/01/2008

category international | environment | other press author Sunday February 03, 2008 13:33author by JMauthor address Rossport Report this post to the editors

VILLAGERS WIN OUT OVER GAS STATION

National Grid won't be allowed to build a gas plant in Corse [Gloucestershire]. Villagers who have been campaigning against the building of a Pressure Reduction Installation in Corse are over the moon after a planning inspector refused permission for it.
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The station would have been a vital part of a new 122-mile pipeline being built between Swansea and Tirley.

... "The Inspectors' report makes it very clear that National Grid did not do a proper job of looking for alternative sites, ignoring 99 per cent of the potential area.

"They also concluded that the development would be particularly intrusive on this site and damaging to the character and appearance of this rural area.

FULL STORY
http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?...31888

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author by JMpublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 13:42author address Rossportauthor phone Report this post to the editors

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author by CKpublication date Sun Feb 03, 2008 18:44author address author phone Report this post to the editors

The site for the terminal in Bellanaboy was rejected by a Planning Inspector who was overruled.
It's not over yet.

 
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