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The problems behind a £34m taxpayer-funded solar farm in Soham

North Angle Solar Farm in rural Cambridgeshire was supposed to provide a green alternative to oil and gas and bring in millions to the county council to fund local services. But after years of delays, the £34m project is so far making less money than it was hoped and now an internal report, obtained by the BBC, lays bare some of the failures behind the scheme.


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