Thhe Scottish Government is being called upon to step in and address a contentious planning issue concerning a retrospective approval bid for two duck shooting ponds. The delay by Dumfries and Galloway Council in reaching a timely decision on the application has prompted Eskdalemuir Forestry to launch an appeal at Clerkhill, seeking intervention and resolution.
The site in question gained attention in the past when a nearby Buddhist monastery opposed plans for a shooting range. It is essential to note that Scotland permits the legal shooting of various duck species during the hunting season, which runs from September to January.
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