Fears over the health of his pregnant partner and unborn child is forcing a man to demand a wind turbine standing a stone’s throw from his family’s home is removed.

Andrew Randall lives in King’s Dyke, Whittlesey, with his pregnant partner Rachel Barford and one-year-old daughter Aimee, just 100 yards from the towering machine.

What is it about The Great Cransley Wind Farm that we should be worried about ?
 
Clearly alternative energy sources need to be considered: electricity generation using wind turbines may well be an important part of this, but there are still considerations over their efficiency. Case histories from areas around the country and international research from eminent sources indicate that the low frequency air pressure changes and resulting sound, called vibroacoustic effects, can cause significant detrimental health problems.
The range of symptoms includes headaches, sleep disturbance, anxiety, depression, stress, vertigo and ringing …