This building is not only totally derelict and looks a complete mess, it spoils the aesthetics and approach to Harlech itself.
It is also dangerous if youngsters decide to go exploring.
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Roy Olsen
9 years ago
Not only an obvious eyesore but is now a danger to the public. Will it take an accident to get any action?
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Linda Drake
9 years ago
Such a wasted opportunity for the area it could be such an amazing place for a spectacular attraction why has it been allowed to get into this awful state.
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Laura Mills
9 years ago
I fully agree with the necessity to be rid of this eyesore and to see the lovely village of Harlech developed as the petition describes.
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CHRIS J BALL
9 years ago
A dangerous eyesore..damaging an area of immense natural beauty and historical importance.
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Angie Shaw Davidson
9 years ago
A blot on the landscape and a danger zone!
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Mark jones
9 years ago
This needs to happen and get some proper facilities to attract tourists
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D Stokes
9 years ago
This totally run down building is not only ugly but invites the opportunity for drug abusers and gangs it also could present a danger to young persons who decide to enter the property
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glyn roberts
9 years ago
Crack on!
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Stephanie Clark
9 years ago
A blight on a beautiful area - needs demolishing as soon as possible
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This scandal is a blight on Harlech and Wales local government . It spoils the view of the Castle from the sea and is such a waste.
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Terrence Hughes
9 years ago
A disgrace that this has been allowed to happen in a national park.
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Simon Pilgrim
9 years ago
Extraordinary how this blot on the landscape has been allowed to continue
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Ian Davidson
9 years ago
I am happy to support this petition
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David Heaton
9 years ago
I fully support the demolition of St David's Hotel and the college buildings in order to redevelop the sites.
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Chris Evans
9 years ago
It's time something was done to remove these eyesores
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David Barr
9 years ago
This area has been a blight on the landscape for too long.
It's killing the historic town of Harlech.
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Clive Buswell
9 years ago
It has remained an eyesore for too many years! For visitors and international visitors to Harlech and in particular to the golf course it needs to be removed asap and the site utilised as a tourist attraction. Not one person would object I am certain!
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David Walker
9 years ago
The sooner the better
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Paul Chesham
9 years ago
The sooner this blot on the landscape is removed the better for Harlech and North Wales.
This building is not only totally derelict and looks a complete mess, it spoils the aesthetics and approach to Harlech itself. It is also dangerous if youngsters decide to go exploring.
Not only an obvious eyesore but is now a danger to the public. Will it take an accident to get any action?
Such a wasted opportunity for the area it could be such an amazing place for a spectacular attraction why has it been allowed to get into this awful state.
I fully agree with the necessity to be rid of this eyesore and to see the lovely village of Harlech developed as the petition describes.
A dangerous eyesore..damaging an area of immense natural beauty and historical importance.
A blot on the landscape and a danger zone!
This needs to happen and get some proper facilities to attract tourists
This totally run down building is not only ugly but invites the opportunity for drug abusers and gangs it also could present a danger to young persons who decide to enter the property
Crack on!
A blight on a beautiful area - needs demolishing as soon as possible
This scandal is a blight on Harlech and Wales local government . It spoils the view of the Castle from the sea and is such a waste.
A disgrace that this has been allowed to happen in a national park.
Extraordinary how this blot on the landscape has been allowed to continue
I am happy to support this petition
I fully support the demolition of St David's Hotel and the college buildings in order to redevelop the sites.
It's time something was done to remove these eyesores
This area has been a blight on the landscape for too long. It's killing the historic town of Harlech.
It has remained an eyesore for too many years! For visitors and international visitors to Harlech and in particular to the golf course it needs to be removed asap and the site utilised as a tourist attraction. Not one person would object I am certain!
The sooner the better
The sooner this blot on the landscape is removed the better for Harlech and North Wales.