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  1. In Topic: Wind farm reduces house prices

    Posted 30 Jan 2010

    View Post JonF, on 28 January 2010 - 10:31 AM, said:

    We recently had our house valued by a well known and respected estate agent. As a result of just the proposal to build a local wind farm the house has lost value to the tune of £50,000. A friend who lives closer to the proposed development has had a massive £150,000 axed from her property value.

    These are not hypothetical numbers, they are the real figures that real estate agents have put on real properties. Given that it is in the estate agents interest to maximise the selling price we feel that their figures are a clear and reliable indication of how wind farms reduce property values.

    If you or anyone you know has had a similar valuation completed could you let us know in this thread, by e-mail or PM.

    JonF.


    We also had a valuation recently, & we have been valued at £100 000 lower than a year ago. This situation must be putting some people into a situation of having massive negative equity.
    Windfarmviews

  2. In Topic: climate change

    Posted 11 Dec 2009

    View Post ekky, on 10 December 2009 - 07:44 PM, said:

    Totally agree it is cyclic. And Wind Turbine mania will not save the day! Conserving our planet is important, but the government are hiding behind this to gain as much revenue from green innovation as possible.

    We all need to conserve our energy, recycle and take care of what we have, purely due to population increases impending in the next 50 years. They are so brain washed by private enterprise that they are not looking at the really important things, like what we are going to eat, how we are going to produce food to the quantities that will be required and controlling the growth of poplulation etc.

    They need to wake up.


    I agree too, just look back at history & we see this cycle of hot & cooler periods. I know we've casued a load of environmental problems, but honestly, 50 days to save the planet!!! Do we all leave now, or send for Superman?

    Windfarmviews

  3. In Topic: Plan

    Posted 11 Dec 2009

    Maybe I'm wrong, but isn't this plan showing the proposed wind factory (stop calling electrical production farming to make it seem like a pleasant rural occupation please, it is an industrial process) displaying the turbines reaching over a far larger area that the original letter & document sent to some of the local resident?

    I thought that they didn't extend beyond Six Hundreds Drove when we started out.

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