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Nine-year-old girl leads campaign against £13billion plans for Europe's largest data centre that would build over 850 acres of British countryside

Published by Daily Mail · United Kingdom 22 min ago

Demelza May wants to stop the developer Xlinks from building the AI campus which would dwarf the nearby town of Great Torrington.

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