Showing posts with label Oswaldtwistle Moor wind farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oswaldtwistle Moor wind farm. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 January 2013

Baxenden digital TV signal loss



The wind farm on Oswaldtwistle Moor has due to the weak signal from Winter Hill transmitter, knocked out the digital TV signal to huge parts of Baxenden.

Energiekontor, the owners of the wind farm signed a liability agreement with the former Conservative council limiting their payout to a total no more than £10,000 and that the remedial realignment of any affected aerials can be to the

Monday, 10 December 2012

Digital TV: Tory Council negotiated a terrible deal with little protection for Baxenden residents






This week Energiekontor have made an improved offer to Baxenden residents.



The offer (see foot of article) by EnergieKontor is a significant
improvement on the agreement they made with the former Conservative Council and
I am grateful that the company have moved a considerable way from the
obligations they agreed with that former Council. 



However whilst some may find
it a satisfactory

Monday, 3 December 2012

Baxenden digital TV loss - latest




This morning the Council agreed that Energiekontor would supply an updated spread sheet of residents affected by the loss of signal in accordance with the S106 Agreement.

It is expected that this would be updated daily on Energiekontors web site to minimise calls to Hyndburn Council and them to direct councillors and the public alike to such a spread sheet.





date complaint received


Monday, 19 November 2012

Baxenden TV reception update - Impact on TV Aerials - S106

Impact on TV Aerials - S106. I have received the correspondence from EnergieKontor. So far the company appear to be doing everything they can to comply with the S106. I have blogged previously about the developing problem and what EnergieKontor are obliged legally to do to residents affected.

If you want to be kept abreast of the latest development and the roll out of 4G which will also affect