Plans to build a holiday complex on the banks of Loch Lomond have become the most objected to in Scottish planning history, according to the Scottish Green Party.
Flamingo Land’s latest proposals for new hotels, lodges, a waterpark and monorail have amassed 65,000 objections so far - more than the number laid against its previous application.
West Scotland Green MSP Ross Greer, who has led a campaign against the resort over the last seven years, said: “There can be no clearer sign for those considering this nature wrecking application that the public do not want it in our national park.
