Councillor continues battle against leadership centre on banks of Loch Lomond
Councillor Sally Page contacted the Scottish Government over environmental concerns.
How the leadership centre at Ross Priory could look (Image: Lennox Herald)
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Resident raises concerns over litter left at popular Loch Lomond fishing spot
Some of the rubbish that has been left at Crom Mhin Bay since the easing of lockdown
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The Glen Luss Distillery plans have been approved PROPOSALS for the creation of a distillery and visitor centre in Luss have been given the go-ahead by planning chiefs. The village s old smokehouse and surrounding buildings on Church Road will be transformed into the tourist destination after the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority approved the plans. Around 70,000 visitors are predicted by year three of the Glen Luss Distillery project, and as many as 29 new jobs could be created, including a range of modern apprenticeship opportunities. The National Park Authority s decision was confirmed on Friday, subject to a number of conditions such as restrictions on the use of the main building which will house the distillery and brewing operations, a detailed landscaping plan for the site being submitted prior to work commencing, and the provision of at least 60 car parking spaces.