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Coul Links golf course plan rejected again by Scottish ministers

Coul Links golf course plan rejected again by Scottish ministers
BBC Scotland Wednesday 21 October 2026, 16:08 UTC 1 min read
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They said revised proposals for the site on the Sutherland coast would harm important habitats and species

They said revised proposals for the site on the Sutherland coast would harm important habitats and species
Coul (PERSON) Scottish (ORG) Sutherland (LOCATION)
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