Councillors unanimously refuse Culloden Moor holiday village plans

Revised proposals for a holiday village near Culloden Moor in Inverness have been rejected by councillors.

Councillors unanimously refuse Culloden Moor holiday village plans

Members of the Highland Council’s south planning applications committee unanimously refused permission for a planning application from Inverness Paving Ltd regarding land at Treetop Stables in Faebuie.

The application was for a change of use from an equestrian centre to holiday, leisure and hospitality facilities including 13 lodges, cafe/shop, reception, laundry and restaurant.



Members unanimously approved a motion by Cllr Ron MacWilliam seconded by Cllr Carolyn Caddick to refuse the application which was contrary to officers’ recommendations to grant planning permission.

An initial application was refused by the council under delegated powers on the grounds that it would not “preserve, enhance or develop” the wooded site, citing both the Highland-wide development plan and the Culloden Muir conservation area.


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