Cutting from 'West Sussex Gazette' of an article by Jane Luscombe describing the support environmental organisation Arun Friends of the Earth showed towards Vectis Energy Systems' plans to build wind turbines on farmland in order to decrease Britain's dependence on oil. The article also contains statements from Mr. Frank Adsett, spokesman for Arun Friends of the Earth.

Illustrated article from 'The Daily Telegraph' about the first planned farm of wind turbines for generating the islands' electricity.

Note in the 'Sunday Express' how the lighthouse keepers at Beachy Head now have a wind turbine making the electricity for their TV, and the Eddystone Lighthouse will get a similar installation on Christmas Day next. Some 26 lightships have also got this system.

Piece in the Bradford 'Telegraph & Argus' about how the chimney sweep, Mr Arnold Stead, had put the power strike problems behind him by fitting a small windmill to the roof of his home in Helme near Huddersfield.

Piece in the 'Manchester Evening News' about the doubts being expressed on whether to allow the British Electricity Authority to install a new type of windmill for power generation at Mynydd Anelog near Aberdaron in Caernarvonshire, on account of its size.

First page of a 4-page article by E. W. Golding in the 'Electrical Times' about a 200 kW wind turbine generator newly constructed at Askov in Denmark

Second page of a 4-page article by E. W. Golding in the 'Electrical Times' about a 200 kW wind turbine generator newly constructed at Askov in Denmark

Third page of a 4-page article by E. W. Golding in the 'Electrical Times' about a 200 kW wind turbine generator newly constructed at Askov in Denmark

Fourth page of a 4-page article by E. W. Golding in the 'Electrical Times' about a 200 kW wind turbine generator newly constructed at Askov in Denmark

Article in 'The Observer' about the large wind generator now ready for erection near St. Albans (by an unnamed organisation) for trying out a design where the generator is located on the ground with the blades at the top of the tower over it.

Report in the Manchester 'Daily Despatch' on the way that an Inquiry had to be adjourned because the Ministry of Fuel & Power had failed to provide interpreters so that the Welsh witnesses could give evidence in their own tongue.

Article in the 'Eastern Evening News' about the ingenuity of the Breeze family in Runton, Norfolk, in getting the power they like to have for their preferred way of life.

Piece in the 'East Anglian Daily Times' about the current tests being done by The Wind Energy Group at a site near Ilfracombe of a novel form of wind turbine for generating electricity.

Article in the 'Stroud Journal' about a new wind-driven dynamo lighting plant called the Lucas "Freelite".

Piece in 'The Birmingham Post' on how the Jones's of Haws Hill Farm at Tenbury Wells, Worcs, can ignore the current power cuts because they have a wind turbine to charge up their storage batteries with its 10kW output.

Piece in 'The Daily Telegraph' about how Mr Alan Jones has power to spare at his Haws Hill Farm near Tenbury, thanks to his Swiss-made wind turbine.

Piece in the 'South Wales Echo & Evening Express' on how there seems to be an exciting prospect of wind turbines on every hill-top generating power for us for free.

Piece in the 'Evening Standard' about plans for a 100-foot -tall tower to carry a windmill with 80-ft blades, driving a generator for electric power using the wind.

Note in the 'Newcastle Journal' about the current tests on a wind generator being run at St. Albans, which on completion will be moved to Mynydd Annelog in Caernarvonshire to join in a power generation project alongside the first experimental machine on Costa Head in the Orkneys.