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£156,000-a-year wind farm fund will support communities in the Scottish Borders
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£156,000-a-year wind farm fund will support communities in the Scottish Borders

Communities near Bowbeat Wind Farm are set to receive £156,000 each year through a new benefit fund running alongside the wind farm's planned extended operation.

31 August 2026

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£156,000-a-year wind farm fund will support communities in the Scottish Borders
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£156,000-a-year wind farm fund will support communities in the Scottish Borders

Communities near Bowbeat Wind Farm are set to receive £156,000 each year through a new benefit fund running alongside the wind farm's planned extended operation.

Communities near Bowbeat Wind Farm · 31 Aug 2026
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Renewable-energy funds help Norfolk teenagers reconnect with learning and nature

Community funding generated by renewable-energy projects is supporting Norfolk programmes combining nature, practical learning and wellbeing.

Norfolk · 28 Aug 2026
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