Appeal Against Ruda Plan on Green Field Site in AONB
545 Comments
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PHIL STEWARD
6 years ago
This is an area of out standing natural beauty next to our stunning coast line and development should not be allowed on this field!
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Christine Charlesworth
6 years ago
Ruda is truly an eyesore. We can't allow this to happen. More noise, rubbish and a strain on the infrastructure!!!!
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Emma Turner
6 years ago
Croyde can not manage more visitors for many reasons, traffic being the main one and pollution being another.
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Rosie Alvis
6 years ago
It will ruin a truly beautiful place.
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Tim Pidgley
6 years ago
Please don’t let this happen!!!
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James Stoneham
6 years ago
This is not a good idea as the roads are strained enough as it is.
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Clea Walton
6 years ago
I grew up in croyde, from when I was little to now I've noticed a downfall in locals and a rise in holiday makers and traffic. This village is a natural beauty and we dont need any more of our fields or empty spaces being taken up!
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Lee Morley
6 years ago
Keep the natural beauty
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Rob Reynolds
6 years ago
Bun Ruda!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This is insane.In summer this once delightful village is gridlocked.Enough.
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Clive
6 years ago
Oh for goodness sake, just NO, NO, NO.
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Morgan Briggs
6 years ago
Please no more caravans and lodged in other areas. It is becoming an eye soar on the landscape especially when out walking the higher areas around the village and coastal area.
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Yvonne
6 years ago
No to planning permission
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Gerry Jackson
6 years ago
Been coming to Croyde for many years and love the area just the way it is, rude doesn’t need to do this!
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Charlotte baldwin
6 years ago
They do not need to build on this land, this is greed
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Robert Cheetham
6 years ago
‘Tis plenty big enough already.
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Matt Adams
6 years ago
Ruda does not need to develop into this preserved AONB!! Please listen to the local people.
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Carol Roadknight
6 years ago
NO to this proposal
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Christopher Chambers
6 years ago
This development is purely about money. The area is one of peaceful and back to nature. The natural habitat of many species will be affected, Noise increase and light pollution.
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Karen Goode
6 years ago
What makes Devon special? Rugged coastline, pretty villages and open countryside! People visit Devon for that not massive holiday parks that will push smaller businesses out. Ruda is big enough!
This is an area of out standing natural beauty next to our stunning coast line and development should not be allowed on this field!
Ruda is truly an eyesore. We can't allow this to happen. More noise, rubbish and a strain on the infrastructure!!!!
Croyde can not manage more visitors for many reasons, traffic being the main one and pollution being another.
It will ruin a truly beautiful place.
Please don’t let this happen!!!
This is not a good idea as the roads are strained enough as it is.
I grew up in croyde, from when I was little to now I've noticed a downfall in locals and a rise in holiday makers and traffic. This village is a natural beauty and we dont need any more of our fields or empty spaces being taken up!
Keep the natural beauty
Bun Ruda!
This is insane.In summer this once delightful village is gridlocked.Enough.
Oh for goodness sake, just NO, NO, NO.
Please no more caravans and lodged in other areas. It is becoming an eye soar on the landscape especially when out walking the higher areas around the village and coastal area.
No to planning permission
Been coming to Croyde for many years and love the area just the way it is, rude doesn’t need to do this!
They do not need to build on this land, this is greed
‘Tis plenty big enough already.
Ruda does not need to develop into this preserved AONB!! Please listen to the local people.
NO to this proposal
This development is purely about money. The area is one of peaceful and back to nature. The natural habitat of many species will be affected, Noise increase and light pollution.
What makes Devon special? Rugged coastline, pretty villages and open countryside! People visit Devon for that not massive holiday parks that will push smaller businesses out. Ruda is big enough!