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This proposed development is totally ill-suited to this area and should be rejected. We are already under threat of numerous other solar developments in this small region of Lincolnshire which will...
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1. The sheer size of this development and its cumulative effect of this one and the three other schemes already gone through the application process in removing valuable farmland from food production....
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concern over the vast amount of solar farms planned for lincolnshire. Loss of farmland, habitat for wild fauna and flora, noise for residents. The county is already inundated with wind farms and solar...
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I object to the use of farmland for an extremely large solar zone which uses an old fashioned approach of mass generation to produce intermittent electricity. Infact an overabundance of power when...
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Comments have again been invited. Here are our objections, again, although I've put these forward against so many Solar applications, and I'm sick of doing so - especially when I feel it is all for no...
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Environmental impact to the local wildlife population, and mental wellbeing of people who walk around these areas to watch, photograph it. Valuable farm land for crops which are already in short...
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I am all for it. Idiots say the countryside is being industrialised, luckily the large coal plants are closing and these solar plants are being proposed to at least partially replace them. Solar on...
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The culmative impact of the solar farms remains a great concern and the destruction of farmland that could be used to grow food us another concern. My full comments will be on the application.
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It is not the most efficient use of good quality agricultural land to use it for inefficient solar farm installations of this size. The proposals far exceed the scale envisaged in the government’s...
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Tillbridge Solar is not an isolated land grab in this area. This application needs to be considered alongside the other 6 or 7 planning applications for large scale solar farms in this area. This is a...
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Against the proposal to build a solar “farm” on agricultural land
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Emma Hill owner of Hill agriculture. Hill agriculture purchased land at Marton and gained planning permission for a new farm yard and buildings for our first generation agricultural business. We...
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Visual impact and loss of productive agricultural land. Impact on the amenity of those living in the immediate vicinity of the development and also the industrialisation of rural areas.
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Use of good agriculture land affects our Food Security Ruining beautiful countryside , industrialising land. Land ruined , after decommissioning, will not be used for farming. BESS units are unsafe...
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As a local resident I wish to vehemently object to this proposed development. I believe the use of active and viable farmland to build such developments is morally and fundamentally unacceptable. The...
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The West Lindsey District is having over 10,000 acres of industrial solar schemes imposed on it. This will replace valuable food producing land at a time of global turmoil when UK food security is an...
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This is yet another solar scheme that should only be considered as part of the group of sites that are now surrounding the grid connection at Cottam. They are using up extensive (>10,000 acres) good...
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FARMLAND is a is a FINITE COMMODITY. GOVERNMENT CANNOT PREDICT HOW MUCH WE WOULD NEED IN 100 YRS TIME. IT WOULD BE CRIMINAL TO INDUSTRIALISE ANY SUCH LAND WHEN WE HAVE TO IMPORT FOOD TO SUSTAIN...
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The removal of productive farm land for large scale solar projects will threaten our ability as a nation to be food secure. At a time when war in Ukraine has already threatened and caused hardship and...
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Nicholas Hill owner of Hill agriculture. Hill agriculture purchased land at Marton and gained planning permission for a new farm yard and buildings for our first generation agricultural business. We...
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My wife (Alison Wood) will send you detailed comments, which I will not repeat here. But in summary, we have severely (redacted) daughter who is unable to tolerate changes to her environment,...
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This is yet another project threatening this area. Agricultural land is being used instead of brownfield sites being explored and the impact on residents not only during the construction phase, but...
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The village of Marton is going to be surrounded by miles of solar farms if this goes through, Gate Burton, West Burton, Cottam and Sturton Le Steeple across the river. There are also applications for...
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We moved to our current property in March, with no awareness of this project, despite the various searches our solicitors went though. We don't use much electricity and would never be brainwashed into...
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Food security is much more important than Solar Energy. Therefore this development should not be carried out on productive farmland.