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Overburns Farm

C.R.A.G. the Clyde River Action Group has been specificaly set up to STOP a proposal for a minerals open cast site next to the River Clyde, between the villages of Coulter and Lamington, which will ultimately lead to the destruction of a beautifully scenic part of Clydesdale and Upper Clyde river; go to our Beautiful Clyde page.


 Click on the image below to enlarge and enjoy...
 
The Clyde at Overburns by Simon Butterworth
 The presently unspoiled view over River Clyde near Overburns Farm
Copyright of Simon Butterworth
 
Click on the image below to enlarge and understand the full impact of what could happen at Overburns...
 
Dunduffy quarry August 2009
Above is a view of Dunduff quarry August 2009...
 
This is what Lamington and the Clyde could look like. Can you imagine it?
Photograph © John McLatchie

 
If you are a local resident, have family in the area or once lived in this locality, fish in the Clyde locally or down stream, are interested in the future of our environment and our longterm health and wellbeing, we would be most greatful if you took some time to contact CRAG and tell us what you think about the proposal and if you would be happy to support our campaign in whatever way you can.

EMAIL US - cragnoquarry@aol.com

Contact members of the Action Group

Caroline Parker - 07773904466
John and Mary McLatchie - 01899 850696
Simon Thoumire - 07775854572
Margaret Martin - 01555 750944
 
If you would like to make a financial donation to the CRAG - No Quarry campaign you can do it HERE.
 
For information on the quarry proposal click HERE...
 
To provide support to the NO QUARRY campaign click HERE...
 
To provide information or even ideas click HERE...
 
Voice your concerns to your elected representatives by clicking HERE...
 
Get it off your chest and BLOG us by clicking HERE...
 
Or just leave a comment by clicking HERE
 
For a leaflet about the campaign click HERE
 
...your assistance will ensure the protection and survival of your local environment from the resulting impacts of such an industry.
 
We look forward to hearing from you, and many thanks in advance.

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