Thursday 2 September 2010
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Leaked emails reveal entrepreneur's “evil scheming” to destroy historic landmark
Thursday 2nd September 2010
The “evil scheming” of a well known Scotland-based property developer has been exposed, according to recent documents leaked to the press. The exclusive report, published in the Scottish Sunday Herald, reveals how the Lomond Group has been secretly trying to dupe Fife Council into allowing the demolition of a historic 300-year-old wall that runs through the protected village of Falkland. The developer has been negotiating for it to be pulled down in order to clear the way for the redevelopment of neighbouring farmland, where a site is earmarked for the build of a private housing estate, thought to make a multi-million pound profit if completed. Lomond has defended its plans, saying the wall is unstable and therefore unsafe. However, local residents are said to be horrified and have deemed the developer’s actions as ‘despicable’ deploring them as ‘bullying’. Lomond have already knocked down a 20-metre...

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Thursday 2nd September 2010
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Thursday 2nd September 2010
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Thursday 2nd September 2010
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