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Twizel solar farm seeking consent

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By Charley-Kai John Verified
| The Courier (Timaru)
A 500MW solar farm is proposed for just south of Lake Ruataniwha and next to State Highway 8. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES A 500MW solar farm could be built on 653ha of land near Twizel — producing enough power for about 130,000 homes. Twizel Solar Farm Limited has applied to the Waitaki District Council for resource consent to install the facility, which would be located just south of Lake Ruataniwha and next to State Highway 8, at the margins of the district.
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Residents oppose choice of site for new Velindre cancer centre

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By Charley-Kai John Verified
| jomec.co.uk
WHITCHURCH residents have met up to discuss their opposition to the proposed site for the new Velindre Cancer Centre. The £200m specialist cancer treatment centre will be built on land to the north-west of Whitchurch Hospital Playing Fields. Whitchurch Meadow: the proposed site for the new Velindre Cancer Centre. Locals feel that without proper mitigation the development could have serious ramifications for the Hollybush Estate, which sits adjacent to the proposed site, and for the environment.
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Volunteers give neglected gardens a new lease of life

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By Charley-Kai John Verified
| jomec.co.uk
The volunteers pause for a group photo. GREEN-FINGERED residents braved cold, wet weather on Tuesday, November 14 to clean up St Mary’s Gardens, one of Cardiff’s more secluded parks. The clean-up at the Old Church Road park was organised by resident Zoe Pearce, and supported by Whitchurch PACT, Whitchurch Women’s Institute and ward councillors. “The gardens have obviously been a bit neglected over the years,” said Richard Roberts, community park ranger, who helps out at clean-ups like these.
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