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Name: STEPHEN J FOTI on Sep 15, 2011Comments: This madness must be stopped!Flag
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Name: Tony Patrick on Sep 15, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Richard Simmance on Sep 15, 2011Comments: Utterly opposed to the devastation to our most prized asset, the beauty of the landscape, by a futile, pointless and a very expensive development.Flag
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Name: Derek Mansfield on Sep 16, 2011Comments: Another unnecessary proposed development driven by profit and greed. When will the government wake up and stop giving away billions to developers at a time when we need to save rather than waste.Flag
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Name: John Tait on Sep 16, 2011Comments: Poor technology in an inappropriate location - No thank you!Flag
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Name: PETER SIMPSON on Sep 16, 2011Comments: IF PERMITTED THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL CARVE A MASSIVE SCAR ON THIS SPECIAL AREA AND PERMANENTLY BLIGHT WHAT IS WIDELY CONSIDERED AS THE "WINDOW ON THE CHEVIOTS" AS YOU TRAVEL NORTH ON THE A696.Flag
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Name: KAREN SIMPSON on Sep 16, 2011Comments: This is a project in a precious place, using unproven technology, by inexperienced people who's sole interest is greed -we must put a halt to this and other on-shore schemes using public subsidies-YOURS AND MY HARD EARNED MONEY.Flag
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Name: Rebecca HEDLEY on Sep 16, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Nicola Tait on Sep 16, 2011Comments: totally against this proposal - wrong location!Flag
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Name: Alison Simmance on Sep 16, 2011Comments: I was, once, pro-renewables. No longer. If nothing else, this dreadful proposal of 9 monstrously large, ineffective, hugely expensive turbines has made me research wind power in depth. I have found so many reasons for stopping them being planted not only in my locality but elsewhere. Readers of this can find similar information on many websites. Perhaps Chris Huhne (Sec of State for Energy and Climate Change) might consider having several in Hampshire - preferably in his constituency. After all Hampshire has none to date, Northumberland already has reached its Government set target for 2060! It seems that even this may not stop the planners and developers. We need as much support as possible to stop this continued devastation of the countryside.Flag
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Name: Dr A E Conway on Sep 17, 2011Comments: not needed, not wanted, not going to happenFlag
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Name: Gary Hudson on Sep 17, 2011Comments: I don't want to see these giant ugly wind turbines out of my window. They haven't proved to be efficient and will completely spoil the landscape around Elsdon. If they are to be built then have them out at sea!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 17, 2011Comments: Northumbria National Park web page quote 'Elsdon is the perfect Northumbrian village, certainly the most complete example of a medieval settlement in the National park'. What will this quote be amended to by residents and visitors alike if this proposal is allowed.Flag
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Name: Glen Graham on Sep 17, 2011Comments: It seems this group of London Investors think it's the Northerners that are green and regard us as a walkover. Oh dear, you've sadly misjudged us guys! If it's such a good idea why not build it in THEIR own back yard?Flag
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Name: Sarah Cowan on Sep 17, 2011Comments: Didn't move here to look at these huge ugly THINGS from my window!!!!Flag
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Name: Ian Cowan on Sep 17, 2011Comments: Plenty of wind turbines in other places not being used so NO THANK YOU.Flag
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Beck Tait on Sep 17, 2011
Comments: Please help stop the industrialisation and profiteering of the countryside. Thankyou.Flag -
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Name: Rita Joan Colby on Sep 18, 2011Comments: I fully endorse the efforts being made by Middle Hill Action Group.Flag
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Name: Becky Donkin on Sep 18, 2011Comments:Flag
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Becky Donkin on Sep 18, 2011
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Name: Alice Greenhaugh on Sep 18, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: William Jon Aynsley on Sep 18, 2011Comments: I'm signing up for this petition because even though I don't live near Elsdon, I don't agree with wind farms ruining unique and beautiful countryside.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 18, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Vicky Hostler on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Martin Kitching on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Jim Grant on Sep 19, 2011Comments: 125 metreshigh??!!! Visible from Newcastle! How dare they even contemplate it!Flag
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Name: John Hicks on Sep 19, 2011Comments: I am a big supporter of green/ alternatve sources of energy but why sould the benefits be mainly financial and to people who have no interest or link to the area?Flag
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Name: Chris Armstrong on Sep 19, 2011Comments: STOP THIS NOW!!!!!!!Flag
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Name: Moe Anderson on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Diana Hughes on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Don Brownlow on Sep 19, 2011Comments: This scheme is singularly inappropriate in its siting on border of the National Park. It would have major adverse visual impacts on the historic and picturesque village of Elsdon. It would severely detract from the experience of Winter's Gibbet, a Listed Monument. The scheme is sited next to a fast and dangerous road and would distract drivers at its most dangerous point. Its sequential and cumulative impact with already consented schemes at Ray Estate and Green Rigg would further damage the tourist landscape of the area. By any standards, this is a turbine array too far.Flag
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Name: Patrick Butson on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Paul Priestman on Sep 19, 2011Comments: I strongly oppose the Middle Hill Wind Farm Development, let me know how I can help.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Sep 19, 2011Comments: I strongly oppose the Middle Hill Wind Farm Development, let me know how I can help.Flag
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Name: Paul Priestman on Sep 19, 2011Comments: I strongly oppose the Middle Hill Wind Farm Development, let me know how I can help.Flag
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Name: Tessa Mitford on Sep 19, 2011Comments: I would like to help in fighting the Middle Hill Wind Farm Development.Flag
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Name: Eleanor Simmance on Sep 19, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Mrs. C. Buckley on Sep 20, 2011Comments: A completely inappropriate proposal which would severely damage the environment in a variety of ways.Flag
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Name: Judith Coss on Sep 20, 2011Comments: Hate to see 100s of be-calmed turbines ruining such fantastic countryside!!!!!!!!!Flag
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Name: Tony Coss on Sep 20, 2011Comments: Why spoil the view?Flag
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Name: John Phillips on Sep 20, 2011Comments: Utter madnessFlag
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Name: Diane Clifford on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Diane Clifford on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: John Clark on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Howard Layfield on Sep 20, 2011Comments: There is no evidence yet that all feasible "green" options for the replacement of fossil fuels have been investigated and costed.Flag
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Name: Tereas Parish on Sep 20, 2011Comments: This is disgusting - the countryside should remain as it is.Flag
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Name: Albert Parish on Sep 20, 2011Comments: I not happy at all! This is beautiful land and should remain as it is.Flag
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Name: Edna Tone on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Helen Harris on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag
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Name: Sheila Rzepczynski on Sep 20, 2011Comments:Flag