SBWF Supporters Event - Sunday, October 6th

We are holding a fund raising event at Hannigans Farm, Morville on Sunday 6th October at 12 noon.  All supporters, their families and friends are invited. We have a marquee and will be providing:

• A talk by Dr Katherine Swift (right) about her garden at the Dower House, Morville Hall and her latest book. Dr Swift is a well respected garden historian and writer, and many will be familiar with her book, The Morville Hours. 
• An update on the campaigns against both Criddon Hall Farm turbines and The Hills Farm turbine from our Deputy Chairman, Dr Chris Douglas

In addition each ticket holder will receive:

• a hot pork roll (or vegetarian option)
• a glass of wine or beer (or soft drink) 
• coffee or tea and cake

The event will start at 12 noon and we expect will run to around 3pm.

Entry is £10 per head payable on arrival.  Please reserve your seats by emailing stopbridgnorthwindfarm@gmail.com with the number you require. Bring your confirmation email with you on the day.

Hannigans Farm is located on the right off the A458 about 1 mile past Morville in the direction of Much Wenlock or coming from Much Wenlock on the left about a mile past Muckley Cross.

PLEASE COME ALONG AND SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGNS.

EMAIL NOW TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT AND LET US KNOW HOW MANY TO EXPECT (THERE IS A MAXIMUM OF 100 PLACES).

National Media Against Wind

Our revamped 'Wind Debate' resources section includes some new articles under 'National Media Against Wind' - click here to view.

Bridgnorth Town Council Planning Committee Opposes The Hills Turbine

At a recent meeting of its Planning Committee, Bridgnorth Town Council considered the Hills turbine application which significantly impacts Oldbury residents and agreed to submit an objection. This further underlines the inappropriate siting of the proposed turbines west of Bridgnorth.

Parish Councillors Reject Criddon Turbines Application

The Criddon Hall Farm turbines application has been discussed at Chetton Parish Council and Morville Parish Council. We are very pleased to report that both councils voted unanimously to object to the application, recognising the strength of local opinion.

Updated section - Impact of Noise

To understand the impacts of noise created by turbines please look at our updated 'Noise' page. The Society for Wind Vigilance has compiled a short primer of references which indicates that industrial wind turbines may have an adverse impact on human health.

This primer may be downloaded and distributed to assist in educating and informing those who are not aware of the potential adverse human health effects of placing industrial wind turbines close to humans.

Click here to view the primer.