Lynemore WF_The Hub>26 Feb@2-6pm + Farr Hall>27 Feb@9am-2.30pm

Lynemore Windfarm & Galileo Empower UK

 

DROP-IN SESSIONS & REVISED DESIGN 

Lynemore Wind Farm AI Figure 2.4 Design Iterations rev01 (1)

  • TODAY > The Hub, Strathdearn > Drop-in Thursday 26th February @ 2-6pm
  • TOMORROW > Farr Community Hall, Strathnairn > Drop‑in Friday 27th February @ 9am – 2.30pm
  • All welcome at either session

 

**COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS WILL BE RUN & ATTENDED BY**

REVISED SUBMISSION & REPRESENTATION TO ECU

Strathnairn Community Council (SNCC) has requested an extension from the Scottish Government to submit its official response to the revised Lynemore Wind Farm proposal (Ref: ECU00005105).
This is because the updated design and consultation timelines only recently came to SNCC’s attention.  Galileo has released an accessible summary responding to key concerns from Strathnairn & Strathdearn Community Councils and local residents. Lynemore Response to CCs – Feb 2026 – Digital
For all revised infomation and links to current material see Lynemore WF_REVISED DESIGN, ECU APPLICATION, LOCAL REPRESENTATION | Strathnairn Community

Why is an extension needed?
  • The revised proposal was issued to SNCC late, and the community team—run by volunteers—were still learning the process for revised applications. 
  • The community hall has been undergoing construction, so the earliest possible date for the community engagement session is Friday, 27 February 2026
  • The current deadline for comments is 6 April 2026.  

How can residents submit their own representations?
The following information has been shared, based on recent clarification from a neighbouring community council:  
Representation routes
  • Online portal (standard route for new consultations after 16 Jan 2026)
  • Email submissions can be sent to: representations@gov.scot.
What you must include
If submitting your own comment, include:
  • Project name: Lynemore Wind Farm
  • Reference: ECU00005105
  • YOUR FULL NAME (in block capitals)
  • YOUR FULL POSTAL ADDRESS
SNCC has asked the Scottish Government to confirm that both submission methods are valid and will update the community once confirmed > Now confirmed as yes.