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No to Yorkshire Wildlife Trusts Spurn Visitor Centre Location

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Tina
11 years ago

There are far more suitable options!

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Anne Wilkinson
11 years ago

This site is too precious to develop for tourism.

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Mike Watson
11 years ago

Ridiculous idea to site the centre in the triangle, why not to the north on higher ground and away from vital cover for migrants near the bottleneck of the point?

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Rod Barratt
11 years ago

Find alternative site/location to build it on!

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dezra davies
11 years ago

lets not ruin the beautiful places that nature needs

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Zac Hinchcliffe
11 years ago

I would sign erry damn day if I could

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Zac Hinchcliffe
11 years ago

Ain't nobody got time for that

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Zac Hinchcliffe
11 years ago

A Ruddy disgrace.

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John steels
11 years ago

Not needed

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Bill Crowther
11 years ago

itll ruin the landscape

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Phil Pattison
11 years ago

That's a NO from me!

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Dave Rons
11 years ago

Why are YWT ignoring the Wildlife and just trying to build a commercial empire!

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Jonnie Fisk
11 years ago

YWT. Love Yorkshire, love money more.

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Susan Hepton
11 years ago

The proposed development of 2 storey, 6 meter high visitor centre in such a sensetive area cannot be allowed to go ahead.

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Nick Isherwood
11 years ago

Spurn doesn't need this. It would lose a large part of its charm and wildness if this project goes ahead.

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karen poppleton
11 years ago

I agree spurn would benefit from a visitor centre but away from the wildlife so as not to disturb them would be best. I love spurn and its natural beauty.

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Geraldine Cant
11 years ago

I would like to see a visitor centre here at Spurn It would be a great learning asset. However I would like to see it positioned away from a very wildlife sensitive area. There are plenty of alternative fields which would impact far less on the wildlife at Spurn. Perhaps more consultation with the Bird Observatory who are very knowledgeable could help provide much needed input into a suitable location.

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Andrew Kisby
11 years ago

The thing I enjoy most about spurn it's it'd true wildness, a remote landscape like no other found in this country. An uneccessary visitor centre and car park would spoil this landscape and have detrimental effects on the flora and fauna in this area. Keep spurn as it is!

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Paul Hurst
11 years ago

Spurn point, the place I visit more than any other, I love it's remoteness, it's chanegable weather, it's unspoilt beaches and dunes, it's utter wildness, please please don't spoil my heaven.

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Kate Whitehead
11 years ago

Keep Spurn wild