Plans to create a new 'world-class tourist development' on the banks of Loch Lomond have divided the local community with claims that 'misinformation' is being spread by the opposition.
Flamingo Land has submitted plans to create up to 60 apartments, a budget hotel with up to 32 beds, 127 self-catering holiday lodges, and to restore and redevelop Woodbank House as 21 self-catering holiday apartments under the Lomond Banks umbrella. The development would represent £40 million pounds of investment in the local area.
Lomond Banks has accused outside organisations of spreading 'unfounded claims' about the proposal after over 2,700 people signed a petition opposing the plans. The Stop Flamingo Land 2.0 campaign believes the plans are 'far too big and inappropriate for the location'.
