Windfarms public inquiry begins
A public inquiry into planning applications for a series of windfarms across mid-Wales gets underway today.
Hundreds protest in Welshpool as wind farm inquiry begins
Today saw the start of Britain's biggest ever public inquiry into wind energy projects, which will sit for up to a year in Welshpool, Powys.
Around three hundred people held a demonstration in the town, as controversial proposals for five windfarms in the area come under scrutiny.
Rob Shelley reports.
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