Appeal Against Ruda Plan on Green Field Site in AONB
545 Comments
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Clare Luhr
6 years ago
No more caravans of any kind and NO more bending of the rules. Croyde and its surrounding area do NOT need any more facilities for holiday makers - it is ruining the natural beauty of this area!
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hazel thomas
6 years ago
People come down and want to have fields not see lodges and caravans like a city. Leave the countryside alone!
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Mrs v Blackman
6 years ago
This area has struggled with sewage treatment due to the huge influx of holiday populations. I believe this area is up to capacity for holiday population and to exceed the current number would only have an adverse impact.
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Susanne Hunt
6 years ago
Croyde can not take any more development,the roads and the sewers can't take it
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Chris marston
6 years ago
The area simply can't cope with any more traffic and strain on local services during high season.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The area can't cope with any more traffic or congestion.
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Joe Dokarkar
6 years ago
This would ruin the natural beauty of this part of the world
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Jon
6 years ago
Too much traffic now.If they build more its gonna be crazy.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This is green natural space with many birds and mammals
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Edwin hall
6 years ago
We don't need any more traffic jams
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Robbie Keast
6 years ago
Just leave it!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Ruda already dwarfs every thing else in Croyde. Traffic would have to come through the village, thus spoiling even more why visitors come here. The site is largely self contained so there is limited gain to other local businesses.
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Steve Gibbs
6 years ago
I have lived in croyde my whole life and seen too many green fields destroyed in the pursuit of greed . croyde is a small village and ruda has been allowed to expand unchecked at an alarming rate this has to stop.
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Karen Tithecott
6 years ago
Please leave us some green space
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Jaime Willcox
6 years ago
Ruda cannot take over any more of Croyde
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please do not allow this change of use - they’ll be no green fields left at this rate
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Jonathan Mather
6 years ago
Enough is enough now.
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Debs n
6 years ago
Croyde is already bursting at the seams during the the summer months.
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Kevin Barker
6 years ago
Totally agree with all of the posted opposition comments on this subject!
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Heather Pritchard
6 years ago
We need to retain the remaining green spaces in Croyde, for now and for future generations.
No more caravans of any kind and NO more bending of the rules. Croyde and its surrounding area do NOT need any more facilities for holiday makers - it is ruining the natural beauty of this area!
People come down and want to have fields not see lodges and caravans like a city. Leave the countryside alone!
This area has struggled with sewage treatment due to the huge influx of holiday populations. I believe this area is up to capacity for holiday population and to exceed the current number would only have an adverse impact.
Croyde can not take any more development,the roads and the sewers can't take it
The area simply can't cope with any more traffic and strain on local services during high season.
The area can't cope with any more traffic or congestion.
This would ruin the natural beauty of this part of the world
Too much traffic now.If they build more its gonna be crazy.
This is green natural space with many birds and mammals
We don't need any more traffic jams
Just leave it!
Ruda already dwarfs every thing else in Croyde. Traffic would have to come through the village, thus spoiling even more why visitors come here. The site is largely self contained so there is limited gain to other local businesses.
I have lived in croyde my whole life and seen too many green fields destroyed in the pursuit of greed . croyde is a small village and ruda has been allowed to expand unchecked at an alarming rate this has to stop.
Please leave us some green space
Ruda cannot take over any more of Croyde
Please do not allow this change of use - they’ll be no green fields left at this rate
Enough is enough now.
Croyde is already bursting at the seams during the the summer months.
Totally agree with all of the posted opposition comments on this subject!
We need to retain the remaining green spaces in Croyde, for now and for future generations.