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Clydebelt started on 26 November 1990 at a public meeting of 400 people who were opposed to a horrendous planning application for the hills. We have carried out other campaigns for the Hills since.
For many years Clydebelt helped to keep away further attempts to introduce unwelcome built developments on the Kilpatrick Hills, such as a revival of the idea to put an artificial ski slope in the hills. But there have been attempts to rezone the Green Belt to permit leisure developments and housing (one succeeding), and planning applications as below.
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Archive stories
Seven square miles of hills for developers
Medical Technology Laboratories
Extension to Douglas Muir Quarry
Removal of Green Belt from Cochno Road (and building 40 houses)
Strong criticism of Windfarm proposal leads to consultations reopening
Equestrian Centre in Green belt
Keeping the Dalmuir Wedge & Auchentoshan as Green belt
http://www.clydebelt.org.uk/campaigns.html created 13/3/96, modified 19/02/2010 by Dutyhog.
