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High Dyke (Mill Farm) (5 MW solar farm)

High Dyke (Mill Farm) is a 5 MW solar farm project in South Kesteven, England. Its status in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract) is: operational since 30 March 2016; the record was last updated on 26 January 2017.

Data: REPD July 2026 extract · calculated 7 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

5 MWsolar farm
operationalstatus in REPD
26 January 2017record last updated
South Kestevencouncil area

Planning timeline

DateStage
11 August 2015Application submitted
10 November 2015Planning permission granted
29 February 2016Construction started
30 March 2016Operational

Project details

Technology
solar farm
Capacity
5 MW
Status (REPD)
operational
Record last updated
26 January 2017
Operator or applicant
Island Green Power
Planning authority
South Kesteven
Planning application reference
S15/2137
Site area
16.0 ha
Address (REPD)
Land west of Boothby Great Woo, High Dyke, Woodnook, Grantham
Council area (by location)
South Kesteven
Time to decision
13 weeks
REPD reference
5581

Who decides

ApplicationsSouth KestevenUK
Decided applications (solar, wind, battery)4010,236
Refused14 (35%)19%
Solar refused9 of 3112%
Onshore wind refused4 of 445%
Battery storage refused1 of 516%
Median time from submission to decision15.0 weeks17.0 weeks
Appeals lodged / allowed3 / 5—

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Gonerby Moor, Great Gonerby Solar Farmsolar farm60operational9.6
Pastures Farm solar park (Gonerby Lane)solar farm5permission expired9.9

Status and dates as recorded in the Renewable Energy Planning Database (July 2026 extract); the database is compiled from public sources and can lag behind council decisions. Location: REPD grid reference (52.8826, -0.5994).