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09/10/2015
Donald Trump Launches Wind Farm Challenge
American businessman Donald Trump is challenging a planned offshore wind farm, at the UK's Supreme Court.
It is understood the property tycoon is opposing the Scottish Government's decision to grant planning permission for the 11-turbine development in Aberdeen Bay two years ago.
The renewable energy project would be located within 3.5km of his multi-million pound golf development on the Menie Estate.
The Supreme Court judges are expected to deliver their verdict later.
(LM)
It is understood the property tycoon is opposing the Scottish Government's decision to grant planning permission for the 11-turbine development in Aberdeen Bay two years ago.
The renewable energy project would be located within 3.5km of his multi-million pound golf development on the Menie Estate.
The Supreme Court judges are expected to deliver their verdict later.
(LM)
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