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Appeal Against Ruda Plan on Green Field Site in AONB

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Molly Maskell
6 years ago

We can’t take anymore holiday makers in our village- it’s reached capacity!!!

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Penny Johnson
6 years ago

Croyde must not be spoiled by this

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Justin Dyson
6 years ago

This development means more ugly caravans spoiling the area of outstanding natural beauty and more cars blocking the roads. Please no more

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Janet Hunnisett
6 years ago

I strongly disapprove of using any green sites for any structure being used on what is, here, agricultural land, unnessary, and done for greed only.

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Angela Pirie
6 years ago

Infrastructure already stretched. Increased traffic on what are already busy roads especially in the summer.

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Jason Tooley
6 years ago

The green belt should remain as a natural boundary from the current park.

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Debbie Morgan
6 years ago

Croyde is at breaking point. The traffic jams at Braunton are evidence.

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Sue Threakall
6 years ago

Once it’s gone, it’s gone for ever.

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Owen
6 years ago

Ruda has enough space without ruining more lovely fields.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

no, no and no....

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Adele Gibbs
6 years ago

Please don't allow ruda to expand any further

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Natasha Lloyd
6 years ago

No

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Harry Simpson
6 years ago

Keep this beauty spot beautiful

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Rob Huskisson
6 years ago

Keep the green spaces

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Sean Maguire
6 years ago

Croyde simply cannot handle footfall and traffic during the peak months already, add more onto that and it will kill the village and have an overall negative effect on everything, including Ruda itself.

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James
6 years ago

No more please. The area is too overcrowded and the environment is suffering.

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Julia Stapenell
6 years ago

I oppose this application on the grounds stated above. This is inappropriate for an AONB

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Sue Keane
6 years ago

Ruda is already huge! Enough is enough.

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Sharon thomas
6 years ago

This would be disastrous for the village we have had to move house out of the village due to the year after year increasing problems with traffic & parking if this goes ahead I hate to think of the problems

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Guy Maddocks
6 years ago

Sewage works simply can not cope with anymore, roads can’t take any more cars, NO, just NO