Appeal Against Ruda Plan on Green Field Site in AONB
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Georgia Morgan
6 years ago
Against
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Jo Gibbs
6 years ago
No. No. No. No.
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Mike Bennett
6 years ago
Crowded can barely handle the visitors that it gets as it is. This would completely ruin a beautiful place in the name of s quick buck for people who almost certainly don’t live there and wouldn’t go there on holiday.
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Jack Middleton
6 years ago
As a lifeguard on Croyde beach I can assure you that Croyde cannot take anymore volume of holidaymakers in the village or in the sea! The limit has been reached!!!!
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Maria Snell
6 years ago
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As a local lady I feel very strongly that we should be preserving our areas of outstanding natural beauty. Why do we need more static caravans? Croyde is full of holiday homes and our local families cannot afford to live in the village they love and grew up in.
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sarah walton
6 years ago
Ive lived in croyde for 38 years and the walk down to the beach throug the field is my favorite part... also i,m thinking its a lot of hte visitors favorite part too.out standing natural beauty
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Alison Veryard
6 years ago
Please preserve the landscape that so many residents and visitors enjoy. Ruda should not expand any further or we risk damaging the natural and unique beauty of Croyde.
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Russ Tomkins
6 years ago
Signed
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Sally Robinson
6 years ago
Way too many caravans already. Please don’t let the precious green spaces be overrun by yet more.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Leave green spaces alone, Croyde does not need anymore caravans or people or extra traffic
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Julian Cox
6 years ago
No sensible planning strategy for coastal areas in North Devon.
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Lauren Williams
6 years ago
Rude doesn't need to be any bigger. This is pure greed.
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Lindsey Tucker
6 years ago
Let's keep our natural beauty ! It's disastrous
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Lindsey Tucker
6 years ago
Let's keep our natural beauty ! It's disastrous
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Judith mitchell
6 years ago
Development considerations now must be a careful balance between business interests and trade increases as opposed to a focus to curb these in order to protect the natural beauty and freedom of the area for our childrens heritage.
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Mike Pearson
6 years ago
Please don’t spoil this area of outstanding beauty with too many visitors.
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Dawn Susan Jones
6 years ago
Signed
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Michelle ward
6 years ago
Ruda is big enough
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Susan Lewry
6 years ago
We need to protect our AONB and I would urge the planning inspector to maintain our green field site and refuse the Ruda application.
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Isabella Burke
6 years ago
Yes agree with locals, at some point you have to call a stop to it. It's too busy as it is.
Against
No. No. No. No.
Crowded can barely handle the visitors that it gets as it is. This would completely ruin a beautiful place in the name of s quick buck for people who almost certainly don’t live there and wouldn’t go there on holiday.
As a lifeguard on Croyde beach I can assure you that Croyde cannot take anymore volume of holidaymakers in the village or in the sea! The limit has been reached!!!!
As a local lady I feel very strongly that we should be preserving our areas of outstanding natural beauty. Why do we need more static caravans? Croyde is full of holiday homes and our local families cannot afford to live in the village they love and grew up in.
Ive lived in croyde for 38 years and the walk down to the beach throug the field is my favorite part... also i,m thinking its a lot of hte visitors favorite part too.out standing natural beauty
Please preserve the landscape that so many residents and visitors enjoy. Ruda should not expand any further or we risk damaging the natural and unique beauty of Croyde.
Signed
Way too many caravans already. Please don’t let the precious green spaces be overrun by yet more.
Leave green spaces alone, Croyde does not need anymore caravans or people or extra traffic
No sensible planning strategy for coastal areas in North Devon.
Rude doesn't need to be any bigger. This is pure greed.
Let's keep our natural beauty ! It's disastrous
Let's keep our natural beauty ! It's disastrous
Development considerations now must be a careful balance between business interests and trade increases as opposed to a focus to curb these in order to protect the natural beauty and freedom of the area for our childrens heritage.
Please don’t spoil this area of outstanding beauty with too many visitors.
Signed
Ruda is big enough
We need to protect our AONB and I would urge the planning inspector to maintain our green field site and refuse the Ruda application.
Yes agree with locals, at some point you have to call a stop to it. It's too busy as it is.