Former Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed is mounting a legal chal- lenge to the latest deci- sion to approve plans for a £43 million waste incinerator in Easter Ross.
Former Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed is mounting a legal chal- lenge to the latest deci- sion to approve plans for a £43 million waste incinerator in Easter Ross.
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David Ross
Highland Council has already announced it will also appeal against the decision by the Scottish Government's planning reporter.
Ministers granted permission to the scheme but a legal challenge by Mr al Fayed, who owns the nearby Balnagowan Estate, led to a public inquiry.
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