Sandown enquiry starts today
March 2, 2010 · Filed Under Development, Nairn
The appeal by Deveron against refusal by the Highland Council to approve their Sandown development gets under way today. The BBC covers the story very briefly, but more details are found in the P&J story. Interesting to see a South Community Councillor has a blog and has commented on the issue. Perhaps more interesting, though, [...]
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