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Demolish and Redevelop Harlech Eyesores

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jan simmonds
9 years ago

long overdue

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Dewi Prysor
9 years ago

Cefnogaf yr alwad.

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Alan Edwards
9 years ago

Long long overdue

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Barbara Roberts
9 years ago

Not before time, hope this spurs them on!!

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Bob Hughes
9 years ago

This is a unique site which deserves to be put to its best possible use so that thousands can benefit from the scenery and situation and the struggling economy of Harlech can be boosted.

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wilf pugh
9 years ago

As soon as possible if not sooner

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Roy Evans
9 years ago

Should have been done years ago.

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Stephen Munford
9 years ago

It beggars belief that this place still stands. It'll fall down of its own accord one day, hopefully with no one inside or near by. In the interests of public safety this matter needs rectifying with great urgency.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

a step in the right direction to regenerate Harlech

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John Barnett
9 years ago

The sooner the better! But Harlech still needs beds to bring it back to its glorious past, it used to Buzz

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David Newbould
9 years ago

These eyesores have been left for too long. Let's get them cleared.

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Stephanie Evans
9 years ago

It has gone on too long, now is the optimum time to move forward as the new penrhyn bridge and the castle hotel renovations are bringing lots of visitors. There is a great need for a large hotel and all the facilities.

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Beryl Barnett
9 years ago

Get it Demolished the sooner the better,

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Peter Heath
9 years ago

These vandalised buildings are a real blot on the landscape of the very historic and beautiful Harlech and surrounds. Take action NOW!

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Robert Sedgwick
9 years ago

Action speak louder than words.about time it was sorted , it's a eye sore on a beautiful place.

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

I have been working at the theatre for the past 3 years, and it has bern extremely challenging to keep positive in a very negative environment, with a town that is almost breaking down. Local services and local moral is at an all time low. Interventions, regeneration and investment is needed.

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margaret roberts
9 years ago

They do blight the area

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Anonymous
9 years ago

It's an eye sore

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Cai Davoes
9 years ago

Maybe convert Coleg Harlech into cheap affordable studio flats could also bring new jobs there too... to bring it down without looking at other options is ridiculous.

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j i jones
9 years ago

too much of wales has elements of blight and it is time for the planners to get a move on sorted these issues out.