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Published Date: 26 January 2009
ANN Gloag, the Stagecoach tycoon, has been given the go-ahead to build a house in an area of "great landscape value" in spite of strong protests from neighbours and heritage societies, it was revealed yesterday.
Ms Gloag was refused permission to build a bungalow on land she owns near her home, Kinfauns Castle, but she appealed and the government overturned the decision.

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  • Last Updated: 25 January 2009 9:48 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Stagecoach
 
1

truthsleuth,

26/01/2009 00:16:54
Money can buy anything especially pollyticians.
2

Mercutio,

FALKIRK 26/01/2009 06:33:04
Her brother is a contributor to a political party.
3

57vintage,

Banffshire 26/01/2009 09:03:45
#2

And they'll have a Forth Road Bridge all to themselves in 2016.

Only a cynic would suggest that brother Brian's petty cash donation is in any way connected with this aspiration....
4

Stan Butler,

26/01/2009 12:04:32

Willie Haughey will not be a happy bunny.

 

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