A controversial bid to build a Flamingo Land mega resort on Loch Lomond has become the most objected to planning application in Scottish history, the Greens have revealed.
The blueprint for the massive holiday complex to be built on the banks of the iconic loch includes a hotel, a water park, a monorail, more than 100 lodges and a watersports hub.
Opponents of the Yorkshire firm’s project in Balloch, West Dunbartonshire, claim it would “scar” the stunning landscape and have criticised proposals to “rip out nature” in order to build the resort.
