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Save Loch Lomond is now entering into the second phase of its campaign after proposals from Flamingo Land to develop woodland lodges, hotels, a monorail, a water park and other facilities were rejected.

A final decision is due to be made later today on a controversial proposal to build a resort on the shores of Loch Lomond. The proposal - which features a waterpark and monorail - by theme park operator Flamingo Land has faced strong opposition since it was submitted in 2018.

THE Scottish Greens have called on the First Minister to end the exclusivity agreement between a government agency and Flamingo Land’s proposed Loch Lomond development

A controversial proposal to build a holiday resort on the banks of Loch Lomond has been rejected by the national park authority. Theme park operator Flamingo Land wanted to build a £40m resort - including a monorail, waterpark, hotel and restaurants - on the land since 2018.

Flamingo Land's plans to build a £40 million tourism and recreation-led destination on the banks of Loch Lomond have been unanimously rejected by the national park authority.

The resort group wanted to build woodland lodges, hotels, a monorail, a water park and other facilities on the southernmost point of the world-famous loch.

Jackie Baillie MSP says Scottish Enterprise should go back to the drawing board and engage with the community to find a new use for the land.