Information for 865 South Street
Status: PreventedPlanning Region: Scotland
Planning Sub-Region: Glasgow
Operator: W. H. Malcolm Ltd
Capacity: 120,000
Campaign Group(s): Scotstoun Community Council Against WH Malcolm Incinerator and the Glasgow Eco Trust
Notes: Refused permission at a planning hearing in February 2016. A Planning Permission Appeal was lodged in May 2016 (DPEA ref PPA-260-2055) [Source]. The appeal was dismissed and planning permission refused by the Scottish Ministers in March 2021 [Source]. Proposal for a gasification plant intended to rely on RDF which could be produced on-site, with the waste intended to come from "construction and commercial wastes". Planning application submitted in March 2015 (ref 15/00549/DC). The application was reported to have attracted more than 1000 objections [Source]. (Entry updated 2021-03-30)
Planning Refusal files:
109-PlanningRefusal-2021.pdfEnvironment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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