THE answer is blowing in the wind. Or perhaps not. The issue of wind farms has crept up the political agenda so stealthily that it has advanced from being virtually off the political radar just six months ago to being close to the centre of the screen now. By the time Parliament returns in the autumn, it is a fair bet that whirligigs will be, if not the only game in town, certainly one of the most topical. This development was inevitable, given the exponential rate of expansion at which these obscenities have overrun our countryside; but the immediate impetus was given to the issue by Michael Howard’s intervention last week.

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