Regret about no coal inquiry

Published 4 Jul 2012 09:30 1 Comment

Despite local celebrations over the withdrawal of the Hunterston coal plant plan Fairlie activist John Riddell wanted a public inquiry.

Mr Riddell who put forward Fairlie Community Council's case for a full inquiry to North Ayrshire Council last year, expressed his disappointment in a letter to the Largs & Millport News.

Mr Riddell said:

"The public inquiry was both a valuable opportunity and the correct process to examine in great detail all of the very important matters essential to reducing carbon dioxide release from the world's many hundreds of existing and planned coal fired power stations."

Mr Riddell's full letter and page of views in the Largs & Millport Weekly News of July 4.

Tweet

Have your say. Post a comment on this article.

• 

  byohfkj
  Unregistered User
  Jul 25, 12:07
  Report comment

  zq6YPT zkifjhppmemn, [url=http://oedzcacuctoc.com/]oedzcacuctoc[/url], [link=http://nvovdnwacxgc.com/]nvovdnwacxgc[/link], http://gfofmpbumher.com/
  
  Recommend?   Yes 0     No 1

Post a comment

Your Comment:

Registered users log in here

Username or email

Password

If you are registered with us, you can login here. If you are not registered, do so now.
Once logged in you wont have to complete word verification each time you post.

Prefer not to register?

Screen Name *required

Email (not displayed) *required

Usernames must be 4 - 20 characters. Registration only takes a few minutes. Registered users can also take part in competitions and other features of the site.

Word Verification:
Enter the text as shown.

Follow @largsnews

Return to the main index, get more from this section or browse our News archives.