Safe our Shoreham surfing and angling spots

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   Name: Sean Clark on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: Please save the hotpipe. Hundreds of surfers and other watersports users rely on this spot thoughout the year.

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   Name: Grahame Carter on Oct 29, 2006

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   Name: N. Smith on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: "only used by a handfull of people". Yeah right!.

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   Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: Sirs - I am a regular visitor to the area, spending quite a substantial amount of money, in the pursuit of my hobby - sea angling. I feel the background study has not realistically assessed the recreational value of the area and consequently should be reviewed.

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   Name: Norman Berry on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: The beaches belong to the Crown or the "Commons". Anglers have common rights to them as in Magna Carter, they are not there for the profit of building contractors and their " friends" on the council.

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   Name: Squidy on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: We love the beachs as an angling community. Please leave them be

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   Name: Dave Martin on Oct 29, 2006

   Comments: Save the Hotpipe

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   Name: Daisy Martin on Oct 29, 2006

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   Name: Sue Martin on Oct 29, 2006

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    Name: Dave Mewburn on Oct 29, 2006

    Comments: keep the beach loads of people use it

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 29, 2006

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    Name: Steve Smith (mesito) on Oct 29, 2006

    Comments: Can we please have some local consultation before these kind of plans reach the "done and dusted" stage

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    Name: Jamie Donnelly on Oct 29, 2006

    Comments: The beaches behind the power station are alive with marine life, and to stop anglers fishing there would be a great shame, no just for this generation but for many to come. Jamie Donnelly

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    Name: Tony Cookson on Oct 29, 2006

    Comments: all of our beaches should be for public use by anyone who wants to

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    Name: Barry May on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: As a regular user of the beach (shore fisherman) I am deeply concerned about the potential loss of access to this beach area.

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    Name: Stuart Keys on Oct 30, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: It is always difficult to measure the number of useers of a beach, as many will use it outside 'normal hours', which often aren't captured by a survey. You also dont measure how many people pass by to just view the beach.

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    Name: Charlie Grey on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: loosing the beach would be such a big loss to evry one that surfs on the area people come from alround as soon as theres any sign of a wave.for the people that dont surf reading this just check ot shark bait for a day with a wave forcast and see for yourself how many people are out making the most of it.it would be great to se the develop ment take into acount the surfers and include beter facilates for us after all its a sport that can be anoyone withough caseing any hasel and frendly on the inviroment so creating a beter surfing spot would be very benafisal to every one

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 30, 2006

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    Name: Darren Johnston on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: KEEP THE BEACH

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    Name: Toopoos on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: Hey !!! there are not a great number of people using the North & South Pole and come to think of it the moon so why don't they develop there instead...Cheers!.

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    Name: Mr Simon Pickles on Oct 30, 2006

    Comments: I use the beaches opposite the Carat's Cafe car park about 30 times a year for fishing. It is a great venue, there were 10 anglers there last Friday 27 Oct. I'm not a surfer but I've seen up to 30 along this strech when the surf's up.

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    Name: Paul Compton on Oct 30, 2006

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    Name: Ralph on Oct 31, 2006

    Comments: I use the beaches in this are at least 3 times a week for both angling and bait collection. I would be most upset if access was restricted for me in any way.

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    Name: M Harwood on Oct 31, 2006

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    Name: Roger Lightbown on Oct 31, 2006

    Comments: I and most of my friends use the area regularly for surfing. I feel the development must take account of the current use of the area in question for surfing.

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 2, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 2, 2006

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    Name: Andy Thomson on Nov 3, 2006

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    Name: Iain Tindall on Nov 8, 2006

    Comments: I am a local resident of southwick living directly opposite the proposed development. I wholeheartedly support the development of the harbour but am concerned at reports that beaches adjacent to the Carrats Cafe area will be blocked off or changed substantially. If this is the case please consider the hundreds of watersports enthusiasts who make use of this facility during summer and winter.

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    Name: Glenn Wright on Nov 16, 2006

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    Name: Shane VAN LEEUWEN on Nov 22, 2006

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    Name: Neal Chambers on May 14, 2007

    Comments: Keep the beach. Its one of the only good places to surf in the south east !!! It would be devistating for all to see it go !!!

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    Name: Andrew Gross on Nov 4, 2008

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    Name: Andrew Gross on Nov 4, 2008

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