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| 13:42 UK time, Wednesday, 23 January 2008
Two applications for windfarms have been rejected today at Nantglyn by Denbighshire Council's planning committee.
One was for 16 100 metre high wind turbines to the east of , and the other a separate application for 13 125 metre high turbines at . Both applications were on as sites suitable for windfarms.
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