“People who try to prevent solar parks from building a good connection”

People living in some picturesque villages in the UK have been separated by one of the country's largest solar parks.

Developers hope to build solar panels on 2,000 acres of farmland near the Malmesbury in Cotz Wald, providing sufficient energy for 115,000 houses.

Rosie Clark is one of the hundreds of local candidates, and they believe it will “eliminate the local”.

However, the supporters of the plan, including the former mayor of Malmesbury Lesley Bennett, accused the opponents of being “full of errors” of the leaflets of “contact people”.

The government hopes to four times the number of solar energy generated by the UK. However, no matter where developers propose new solar farms anywhere, the opposition will surface.

Rosie Clark (Rosie Clark) lives in the stone huts surrounded by Cotswold Fields and fences.

She is worried that there may be more than one million panels, which will be as high as a double -layer bus. “

The developer has not confirmed the exact number, but it will say that it will “not exceed 700,000 panels.”

Ms. Clark said: “This will be completely drowned nine local villages.”

“We are in an outstanding national beauty. It will weaken the local area, which relies heavily on the tourism industry to a large extent.”

At the same time, Lesley Bennett is one of the few people who shouted for solar programs.

She said: “This is flexible, this is perfect agility.”

“We need clean energy. We need independent energy.”

The movement of lime is very good. Hundreds of people are signed and printed with leaflets. These North Wilde County villages are signs everywhere.

But Mrs. Bernett believes that there are many silent solar supporters who dare not say loudly.

She said: “This is some connected rich people who have created an excellent campaign.”

“But this is a fantasy. This leaflet is full of errors.”

Candidates are very unfavorable.

Energy Minister Ed Miliband has approved Several big solar plansAs big as lime.

Mr. Miligaids wants to make Britain's solar power generation capacity four times. He said that this will “make Britain a clean energy superpower.”

Ms. Clark said she was “all for wind and solar energy”, but on farmland.

She said: “We should not use agricultural land and destroy our future solar cell board food safety.”

Mrs. Bernett emphasized that only half of the 2,000 acres (878 hectares) proposed to be developed will have solar panels or related buildings.

The green power on the developer island has allocated 47 % of the land for the purpose of the environment.

Mrs. Bente said that solar fields have been working with nature.

She said: “You can raise sheep there, you can have wild plants there, they put in beehives, ponds and various places.”

The company's first public consultation was seriously opposed. Their own report discovered 88 % of the locals Oppose their plans.

The developer Island Green Power now says they have listened and learned.

Will Throllfall, a senior project development manager, said he was “really grateful” for all those who responded.

this New advice He said that they are now consulting, including changes, which will make the solar panels less obvious and low in invasion.

However, they are still committed to the basic plan. The plan has 878 hectares (2170 acres), of which 53 % are solar panels or related infrastructure.

Mr. THRELFALL said: “Projects like Lime Down Solar are vital to the transition from fossil fuel to low -carbon energy. We are committed to providing a plan to make a meaningful contribution to local and national energy demand.”

The formal public consultation will be on March 19, 2025. Since then, the company will submit a plan to apply, and will eventually be decided by the Secretary of State. The plan is considered too large to judge by local councils.