Government tight-lipped on the future of Killoch incinerator plans
A SCOTTISH Government minister has refused to say whether the controversial Killoch incinerator plans will be blocked.
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Trainee Reporter with the Ayrshire Weekly Press. Focused on the East Ayrshire area with the Cumnock Chronicle but also write for the Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, Irvine Times, and Ayr Advertiser. Got a story? Get in touch!
Trainee Reporter with the Ayrshire Weekly Press. Focused on the East Ayrshire area with the Cumnock Chronicle but also write for the Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald, Irvine Times, and Ayr Advertiser. Got a story? Get in touch!
A SCOTTISH Government minister has refused to say whether the controversial Killoch incinerator plans will be blocked.
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