Much of the previous material is recycled inappropriately and incorrectly and the photomontages are wholly inadequate.

The size and scale of the Airfield Farm Windfarm proposal is wholly unacceptable and will have a significant adverse effect on the landscape character of North Bedfordshire.

The turbines which are 125m high will dominate the countryside for many miles around and intrude into an Area of Great Landscape Value.

A single turbine at 125 meters in height cannot be absorbed into the local topography without undue visual impact and is wholly unacceptable.

The proposed windfarm will damage the visual amenity of all who live in the 20 villages nearest to the site

It is not acceptable that a rural landscape should be used to site a conspicuous and inappropriate industrial development.

Turbines are unacceptably close to Odell Glebe buildings which are important sites of bats and nesting barn owls.

The new positions of the turbines in the shelter of Odell Great Wood and other woods makes previous anemometer data redundant.

For the purpose of noise evaluation wind speeds have to be assessed on site in order to evaluate noise intrusion under the terms of ETSU-R97. This is a government requirement, even though in modern circumstances they are acknowledged to be inadequate.

The residences closest to the newly positioned turbines have not been subjected to noise monitoring.

The effects of flicker and shadow and the health risks associated with wind turbine impact.

The risk to horse riders using the bridleways if a horse is startled by the noise of the turbines or movement of the blades.

Hinwick House, a Grade 1 listed building is within 1 mile of this industrial development.

Hinwick Hall, a residential college of further education for young people with disabilities is within 1 mile of this industrial development.

The character of the setting of 20 villages within the zone of visual influence will be greatly undermined, particularly Hinwick and Podington which are conservation areas.

The Airfield Farm Wind Farm will not replace any power generating plant. All of the existing sources will have to remain operational at all times.

Bedfordshire already generates significant quantities of renewable energy through land fill and biomass Energy crops and Biomass would be a more viable and appropriate source of renewable energy for this area

Realistically, the Airfield Farm Wind Farm would achieve a load factor of 20% or less, yet Nuon Renewables UK have wrongly claimed a figure of 27%.

The anemometer at Airfield Farm is out of position if it is to judge wind speeds of the revised wind farm proposal. This impacts on the developer's claims both for noise intrusion and energy production.