Such a shame to even think about this destruction of the beautiful, ancient and precious countryside.
J
John Thomas
7 years ago
Strongly object to this appalling destruction of a beautiful landscape.
R
Richard frame
7 years ago
Surely the motte wand bailey are listed and as such can’t be built on anyway. To place that many caravans in one spot in that position would be a dreadful eyesore. No harm in developing tourist facilities so long as it has no real and permanent impact on the country side. Whatever is provided should be ultra green and sustainable and enhance the area.
R
Rachel Hayes
7 years ago
I don’t feel we need any more statics here in Llandinam/Caersws area. They will most definitely spoil the countryside and views
K
Kawnik Michel
7 years ago
A so beautifull landscape....
C
Carole
7 years ago
We need a balance in all things and this is not a balance of interests
M
Martin Bellwood
7 years ago
Development represents a very poor understanding of the reason to enjoy a beautiful and special place. It must not be permitted.
I
Ian Munday
7 years ago
Adding to the tourist industry Huh! The only profit this will make will be for the farmer (who is probably on Powys council anyway. When are those idiots on Powys Council going to learnt hat tourism is a self cannibalising industry. By marketing areas of natural beauty all you do is seriously detract from there charm
C
Camilla Whitworth-Jones
7 years ago
This is unnecessary destruction of beautiful countryside.
P
Peter Lloyd
7 years ago
Mid Wales has reached saturation point with statics
A
Austin Thomas
7 years ago
This will be a blight on the landscape, provide very few permanent jobs and just line the pockets of already wealthy landowners - basically it is all about GREED.
M
Mrs J C Morgan
7 years ago
There are already enough static sites locally. I do not feel that we need any more spoiling our countryside.
J
John Jarvis
7 years ago
This sort of proposed development negates the very reason for wanting to come here in the first place.
S
Simon Gottschalk
7 years ago
As a regular visitor to this area of Wales, increasing the number of static caravan sites appears to show a total lack of imagination from those that want to improve the area.
R
richard eccles
7 years ago
This is barbaric, thoughtless, unnecessary, without sympathy or understanding of the local environment, destructive in every way, unimaginative, polluting, anti-green, anti-Wales, anti-everything except corporate and personal greed.
R
Romy Shovelton
7 years ago
This is clearly overkill - far too much concentrated in a small area - spoiling the whole reason visitors want to come to the Mid Wales landscapes
J
Jill Shepherd
7 years ago
I understand that we need to attract more visitors and that tourism is a critical part of our economy, but this proposed development is inappropriately sited and will have a deleterious effect on the local wildlife and population. I believed there is insufficient consideration given (in the proposed development) to the run-off of water in a fragile and flood-prone environment. There are more sympathetic ways to achieve what we need to do.
M
Martina Jirankova-Limbrick
7 years ago
This is environmentally unsound. Further encroachment on wildlife habitat is unjustified.
J
Jane Hoy
7 years ago
There are far too many static caravans. If tourism is to be encouraged far more eco friendly ways of doing this should be considered. Statics are a blight on the coast near where I live, preventing access and discouraging wildlife.
Such a shame to even think about this destruction of the beautiful, ancient and precious countryside.
Strongly object to this appalling destruction of a beautiful landscape.
Surely the motte wand bailey are listed and as such can’t be built on anyway. To place that many caravans in one spot in that position would be a dreadful eyesore. No harm in developing tourist facilities so long as it has no real and permanent impact on the country side. Whatever is provided should be ultra green and sustainable and enhance the area.
I don’t feel we need any more statics here in Llandinam/Caersws area. They will most definitely spoil the countryside and views
A so beautifull landscape....
We need a balance in all things and this is not a balance of interests
Development represents a very poor understanding of the reason to enjoy a beautiful and special place. It must not be permitted.
Adding to the tourist industry Huh! The only profit this will make will be for the farmer (who is probably on Powys council anyway. When are those idiots on Powys Council going to learnt hat tourism is a self cannibalising industry. By marketing areas of natural beauty all you do is seriously detract from there charm
This is unnecessary destruction of beautiful countryside.
Mid Wales has reached saturation point with statics
This will be a blight on the landscape, provide very few permanent jobs and just line the pockets of already wealthy landowners - basically it is all about GREED.
There are already enough static sites locally. I do not feel that we need any more spoiling our countryside.
This sort of proposed development negates the very reason for wanting to come here in the first place.
As a regular visitor to this area of Wales, increasing the number of static caravan sites appears to show a total lack of imagination from those that want to improve the area.
This is barbaric, thoughtless, unnecessary, without sympathy or understanding of the local environment, destructive in every way, unimaginative, polluting, anti-green, anti-Wales, anti-everything except corporate and personal greed.
This is clearly overkill - far too much concentrated in a small area - spoiling the whole reason visitors want to come to the Mid Wales landscapes
I understand that we need to attract more visitors and that tourism is a critical part of our economy, but this proposed development is inappropriately sited and will have a deleterious effect on the local wildlife and population. I believed there is insufficient consideration given (in the proposed development) to the run-off of water in a fragile and flood-prone environment. There are more sympathetic ways to achieve what we need to do.
This is environmentally unsound. Further encroachment on wildlife habitat is unjustified.
There are far too many static caravans. If tourism is to be encouraged far more eco friendly ways of doing this should be considered. Statics are a blight on the coast near where I live, preventing access and discouraging wildlife.
We have enough of these statics already.