Protect the Exe: Stop Excessive Control & Charges from the Proposed HRO
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Richard Hill
11 months ago
The proposal is far too impacting on all users. It would also affect retailers, hirers and shore based trade. This ill thought through proposal should not go any further without a full and transparent public consultation.
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Nathaniel may
11 months ago
This box is not big enough for the words I have against this. It has been such a big part of my life, to think I would have to pay to row a boat down it is criminal
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Denise Frost
11 months ago
Lost for words!
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K Miller
11 months ago
The Exe needs to be kept available for the locals.
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Marian Holding
11 months ago
The rivers and waterways should be considered the same as right of way rambling public foot paths and free to access they are not owned by the government they are managed on our behalf via council tax and water bills so hands off
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Edward Allanson - Bailey
11 months ago
This is ridiculous.
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Anonymous
11 months ago
Leave the river alone! You don't own it!
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James Clarke
11 months ago
Absolutely not, this river is a public right
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Nicola Archer
11 months ago
I strongly oppose this proposed HRO along with hundreds of other river users.
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Richard Lewis
11 months ago
As a mooring owner I am surprised that I have been informed of this and the implications by LEMA
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Gerald Ridgway
11 months ago
No more controls or costs for going on the river exe
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Julian Barber
11 months ago
I do not agree with the HRO.
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Tyree Johns
11 months ago
This is an infringement of our civil liberty. At no time has this been legally voted for and has only come to light through people voicing their concern. Very little publicity has come from the council. Maybe Spotlight should be asked to air any public opinion?
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Bryony Watkins
11 months ago
I am concerned that these new orders will significantly damage local businesses and affect visitors to the area. I believe they represent significant overreach of regulations.
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Anonymous
11 months ago
Too much power and control
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Mike spiller
11 months ago
Definitely not what is needed. Families have been using the river for hundreds of years
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Derek Hathaway
11 months ago
There has been insufficient information and consultation on the end effects of the proposals and in particular the likely costs to individual users of the Exe waterways,
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Ron Fay
11 months ago
The water should remain free to use as it has been forever adding another layer of beaurocracy to what is a simple pleasure for many is a nonsence. Beaurocrats will bring in senseless restrictions & regulations just to justify their existance
The proposal is far too impacting on all users. It would also affect retailers, hirers and shore based trade. This ill thought through proposal should not go any further without a full and transparent public consultation.
This box is not big enough for the words I have against this. It has been such a big part of my life, to think I would have to pay to row a boat down it is criminal
Lost for words!
The Exe needs to be kept available for the locals.
The rivers and waterways should be considered the same as right of way rambling public foot paths and free to access they are not owned by the government they are managed on our behalf via council tax and water bills so hands off
This is ridiculous.
Leave the river alone! You don't own it!
Absolutely not, this river is a public right
I strongly oppose this proposed HRO along with hundreds of other river users.
As a mooring owner I am surprised that I have been informed of this and the implications by LEMA
No more controls or costs for going on the river exe
I do not agree with the HRO.
This is an infringement of our civil liberty. At no time has this been legally voted for and has only come to light through people voicing their concern. Very little publicity has come from the council. Maybe Spotlight should be asked to air any public opinion?
I am concerned that these new orders will significantly damage local businesses and affect visitors to the area. I believe they represent significant overreach of regulations.
Too much power and control
Definitely not what is needed. Families have been using the river for hundreds of years
There has been insufficient information and consultation on the end effects of the proposals and in particular the likely costs to individual users of the Exe waterways,
The water should remain free to use as it has been forever adding another layer of beaurocracy to what is a simple pleasure for many is a nonsence. Beaurocrats will bring in senseless restrictions & regulations just to justify their existance
STOP IT!
No thanks, over reach control on everyday people