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Name: Niamh O'Driscoll on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Stuart Mcleod Munro on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Robert Lees on Jan 4, 2013Comments: Cape Wrath is an important asset for both local and tourist leisure and must be preserved for such - no to the MODFlag
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Name: Sylvia Mackay on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Leona Bell on Jan 4, 2013Comments: This would spoil the long disence walks to the cape and not help the local areaFlag
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Name: Kirstie Grieve on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Caroline Louth on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Laura Knowles on Jan 4, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Alexander Toepper on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Colin Johnston on Jan 5, 2013Comments: public access needed for public road usage to the lighthouse, local business including hotels depend on cape wrath toursFlag
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Colin John on Jan 5, 2013
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Name: Alasdair Mearns on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Claire Sidebottom on Jan 5, 2013Comments: This needs to be stopped. Public access to such a beautiful area must be maintained.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: David Myatt on Jan 5, 2013Comments: The MoD should not spend our money buying Cape Wrath. If they did, it would have a detrimental effect on local businesses, the environment and our right to roam.Flag
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Name: Ans Van Der Borst on Jan 5, 2013Comments: This area belongs to everybody who cares.Flag
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Paul Sheils on Jan 5, 2013
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Helena 'Helz' Gregory on Jan 5, 2013
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Name: Bruce D Skivington on Jan 5, 2013Comments: public access is a community rightFlag
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Name: William Greenwood on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Public access to the uniquely wild Cape should not be sacrificed.Flag
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Name: C Jago on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Alexis Stark on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Ken Murray on Jan 5, 2013Comments: The MoD needs to learn to use land more sympathetically and in conjunction with those who wish to live around and visit Cape WrathFlag
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Name: Peter Mohr on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Cape Wrath should be saved as a National Park - the last real wilderness in the UK for the people of Britain not the Army! PDMFlag
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Name: Peter Mohr on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Cape Wrath should be saved as a National Park - the last real wilderness in the UK for the people of Britain not the Army! PDMFlag
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Name: Ken Johns on Jan 5, 2013Comments: thought this type of 'democracy' had finished with Devonport in 1952. I also thought the MOD had no money!!Flag
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Name: Judi Hallett on Jan 5, 2013Comments: The Cape must remain open to the PublicFlag
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Name: Dr. James Wilkie on Jan 5, 2013Comments: I know Durness and Cape Wrath well, having visited it at intervals for over 60 years. I want to see ownership vested in the local community who live and work there. The Scottish Democratic Alliance (SDA) will support all moves to that end.Flag
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Name: Cameron McNeish on Jan 5, 2013Comments: In this day and age, and particularly when the Scottish Government is taking a fresh look at Land Reform, the MoD shouldn't be allowed to buy any more land in Scotland, particularly an iconic tourist spot like Cape Wrath, the destination of so many walkers on Scottish National Trail and Cape Wrath Trail.Flag
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Name: Andrew Hodgson on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Game Over.Flag
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Ben Pritchard on Jan 5, 2013
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Name: Malcolm Otter on Jan 5, 2013Comments: keep Cape Wrath accessible to all.Flag
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Name: Mike Wallace on Jan 5, 2013Comments: the MOD are pushing this through now because come 2014 they won't get away with it in an Independant ScotlandFlag
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David Lintern on Jan 5, 2013
Comments: Not for sale, pleaseFlag -
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Game Over.Flag
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Name: Simon Caldwell on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: G Campbell on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Jenny Judge on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Wild remote areas must be left accessible to everyone who needs them.Flag
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Name: Dean Read on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Trish Anderson on Jan 5, 2013
Comments: Allow this area to be appreciated by all.Flag -
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Name: Steven Angus on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Shocking if MOD gets away with this!Flag
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Name: Duncan And Caroline Anderson on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Matthew Butler M.V.O. on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Paul Coyne on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Wesley Evans on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: Dr P B Heppleston on Jan 5, 2013Comments: This should NOT be allowed to prceed. Negotiation, compormise and thoughtfulness go a long way...Flag
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Name: Willem Fox on Jan 5, 2013Comments:Flag
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Name: ALAN SLOMAN on Jan 5, 2013Comments: This is a wild & beautiful place.To deny access to the public would be outrageous. It's the end of one of the world's iconic trails - the Cape Wrath Trail - and also the newly created Scottish National Trail, inaugurated by Alec Salmond, no less!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jan 5, 2013Comments: Cape Wrath is the start/finish point for the NW-SE end to end walk of the British Isles, and it is essential that this alternative route (a better walking route than John O Groats - Lands End) remains publicly accessible throughout its length.Flag
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Name: ALAN SLOMAN on Jan 5, 2013Comments: This is a wild & beautiful place.To deny access to the public would be outrageous. It's the end of one of the world's iconic trails - the Cape Wrath Trail - and also the newly created Scottish National Trail, inaugurated by Alec Salmond, no less!Flag