Loughborough Mail from Loughborough, Leicestershire, England • 1

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Wind turbines cap stay inquiry rules A LOUGHBOROUGH multi-millionaire businessman has won his appeal to keep two energy generating wind turbines at his Woodhouse Eaves farm Mr Tony Marmont (62) of West Beacon Farm is celebrating after winning his battle with North West Leicestershire District Council which wanted the turbines removed as planning permission had not been given But Mr Marmont (pictured right)was determined to keep the energy-creating devices which power his home and refused to removed them Conditions The hunt is being run from Edmonton police station Police believe his murder could relate to an earlier dispute about money There were between 300 and 400 people packed into the club at the time and the men split up to search for him According to the police spokeswoman Mr Pennant saw some of the men and tried to escape through the front door of the club but his way was blocked by the nightclubbers Officers called to the scene of the shooting by the nightclub owners interviewed about 200 people there but they are keen to talk to anyone who may have left before officers arrived Leicester before moving the business to London about six months ago He is known to have worked as a doorman at nightclubs in Loughborough and Leicester and had been involved in organising rave parties in Cambridgeshire and the West Midlands He was co-licensee of the Arena club in Green Lanes and it was known to friends that were after Today a spokeswoman for Scotland Yard said they were still hunting for the gang of at least six men who went into the club at about 330am on Sunday looking for the victim THE HUNT for the killers who gunned down a father-of -three from Loughborough was being stepped up this week Thirty-two-year-old Mr Lincoln Pennant was shot in a north London nightclub as he tried to flee from six men He was shot as he was escaping through the back of The Arena club in Tottenham Mr Pennant staggered onto a fire escape but toppled off it and plunged 40ft impaling himself on spiked railings below He died later in the North Middlesex Hospital hum his gunshot wounds Moved to London Mr common-law wife Miss Christine North returned to the semidetached council-owned home in Hermitage Road last night too upset to talk about the murder The couple who had lived together for 14 years have three sons Leon (10) Troy (5) and Ziggy (3) who were being looked after by Miss mother Mrs Kathleen North Mr Pennant set up his own security firm working in and around 1 234 SALE An inquiry was held at the end of July and this week inspector at the inquiry Mr Griffiths granted Mr Mar-mont's appeal against the removal and directed planning permission on the application to be granted under two conditions: 1 The two wind turbines must be dismantled and removed from the land within six months of being decommissioned or becoming disused for any reason 2 The light grey colour of the blades and the olive green colour of the mast to the two wind turbines must be retained In his report Mr Griffiths said: consider these policies to be relevant to new development in the countryside in as much the two wind turbines help promote and provide renewable energy "And so they reduce pollution from conventional power sources and provide income to support responsi- audible but not intrusive" Mr Marmont said: "It is great news I am really pleased this means we can keep the turbines The decision is really for common sense as it is a logical approach to conserving energy "I also appealed for costs of over £30000 from North West Leicestershire District Council which was refused But I am just glad we can keep the turbines" he added No-one was available to comment on the decision on behalf of North West Leicestershire District Council's planning department ble farm management" he added "My view is that the national commitment to renewable energy the need to site wind turbines in the countryside albeit with care the sustainable development characteristics of the scheme the reduction in height of the turbines and the favourable public reaction to the project are important and material considerations which support your clients case" he added He added that in response to noise level complaints he found "the wind turbines just SKIRTS (SHORT) TROUSERSJEANS OVERCOATS RAINCOATS 100 £200 £300 £400 Pleating etc -leather not included Sale is prepayment only Help us to create a Rainbow Harry Moore founders of COPE which raised more than £1 million is due to open next October and will provide a caring environment for the youngsters while giving family a chance to take a break More than £225000 has to be raised to buy simple things like toys beds medical equipment and wheelchairs Donations can be sent to Rainbows Rainbows Appeals Office 6 Tower Street Leicester LEI 6WS Cheques and postal orders should be made payable to the Rainbows Appeal Or if you have fundraising ideas information about setting up events can be obtained from the Rainbows Appeal Office on Leicester 549346 CHILDREN suffering from life-threatening illnesses will soon be able to take advantage of a new hospice thanks to the Rainbow Appeal launched this week by the Leicester Mercury the Mail's sister paper The new £750000 four acre Rainbows development will be situated south-west of Shelthorpe Golf Course here in Loughborough and will be able to accommodate eight youngsters on the ground floor Upstairs there will be four flats all en-suite where families can stay and facilities for the youngsters include a hydrotherapy pool and special bathing facilities for the disabled The scheme the dream of Gail and CLEANERS SWAN STREET Tel Loughborough 215471 AND BEDFORD SQUARE Tel Loughborough 215967 OWN 40988 COPIES WEEKLY (JaJune 19921 LEICESTER GROUP 241489 COPIES.