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1950s/60s/70s Hunterston Public Enquiry

by Gordon 21 May

Does anyone still have a copy of the Public Enquiry publication that was issued to the public in the local area between 1950s and 70s with regard to the Industrial Developments at Hunterston.

I would be grateful if you can search under your beds, lofts, garages and see if you have a copy.

I would like add this publication as part of my Hunterson websites, as that public enquiry was part of the local intererest.

www.hunterston.eu


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