Petition - Croyde planning application - green field in AONB
38 Comments
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Joanne Deacon
5 years ago
This is not needed and definitely not wanted.
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Michael Whitaker
5 years ago
This is an AONB - treat it as such instead of exploiting it
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Brian Whitty
6 years ago
This is over use of camping facilities in an AONB. We have to draw a line somewhere or we will have 6 months of July and August.
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Rita Evans
6 years ago
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This is a village and an area of out standing NATURAL beauty. People visit here for that reason. Contining to developing this area will destroy the uniqueness of Croyde and what makes it OUTSTANDING from other areas. Allow Croyde its beauty. I totally agree with the wording of this petition and the other comments supporting it.
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Gill Dallimore
6 years ago
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Please do not allow further erosion of Croyde , it is NOT a holiday resort...it is a holiday village.
Summer months are overwhelming and worsening , and respite is required.
If granted this application would set a precedence, and the village does not need any more extended camping especially in the heart of the village in an AONB, and close to homes of residents.
I agree with the wording of the petition.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Will make the junction much more dangerous
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Belinda Twiggs
6 years ago
More camping more traffic more people. Infrastructure cannot cope.
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Sue Goodenough
6 years ago
Don't make a mockery of the AONB or the fact that the access/egress from this site is a lethal accident just waiting to happen.
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Kathy King
6 years ago
For the local area and its residents protect this important site
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Graham Green
6 years ago
This really is the point of no return. Croyde is a beautiful and quintessential English village. It caters brilliantly for the tourist trade which brings in excellent benefits to local businesses. However, the village is at breaking point in the high season already, this unnecessary extension will not only impact local residents but also provide now tangible benefit to existing business. It’s such a beautiful area of land and historically important to residents young and old.
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Anna Marquiss
6 years ago
There is no need for further camping, let’s try to keep our village a village
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Bill Foster
6 years ago
Over urbanisation of what is meant to separate the village from the bay.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Croyde's roads turn into a carpark during the holidays. This kind of development intensifies the deep existing problem of congestion. Please stop this plan.
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Wendy Dymond
6 years ago
Why don't you planning officers ever listen to residents we don't want anymore camping. We don't need anymore camping your decision making is killing this village for residents
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Emma Turner
6 years ago
Croyde is over run enough is enough...
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Jo fitzgerald
6 years ago
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Croyde cannot cope in the summer months with the onslaught of people and vehicles - as a local you have to consider the balance of tourism with the impact on the environment, services, roads (which are a nightmare) and local
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Molly Maskell
6 years ago
Please listen to the residents, we don’t want any more camping in this village.
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Jack Maskell
6 years ago
Enough is enough! Our village is not a cash cow!!
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A Maskell
6 years ago
It’s very dangerous trying to cross here going to school. More camping brings more traffic making it even harder to cross!
This is not needed and definitely not wanted.
This is an AONB - treat it as such instead of exploiting it
This is over use of camping facilities in an AONB. We have to draw a line somewhere or we will have 6 months of July and August.
This is a village and an area of out standing NATURAL beauty. People visit here for that reason. Contining to developing this area will destroy the uniqueness of Croyde and what makes it OUTSTANDING from other areas. Allow Croyde its beauty. I totally agree with the wording of this petition and the other comments supporting it.
Please do not allow further erosion of Croyde , it is NOT a holiday resort...it is a holiday village. Summer months are overwhelming and worsening , and respite is required. If granted this application would set a precedence, and the village does not need any more extended camping especially in the heart of the village in an AONB, and close to homes of residents. I agree with the wording of the petition.
Will make the junction much more dangerous
More camping more traffic more people. Infrastructure cannot cope.
Don't make a mockery of the AONB or the fact that the access/egress from this site is a lethal accident just waiting to happen.
For the local area and its residents protect this important site
This really is the point of no return. Croyde is a beautiful and quintessential English village. It caters brilliantly for the tourist trade which brings in excellent benefits to local businesses. However, the village is at breaking point in the high season already, this unnecessary extension will not only impact local residents but also provide now tangible benefit to existing business. It’s such a beautiful area of land and historically important to residents young and old.
There is no need for further camping, let’s try to keep our village a village
Over urbanisation of what is meant to separate the village from the bay.
Croyde's roads turn into a carpark during the holidays. This kind of development intensifies the deep existing problem of congestion. Please stop this plan.
Why don't you planning officers ever listen to residents we don't want anymore camping. We don't need anymore camping your decision making is killing this village for residents
Croyde is over run enough is enough...
Croyde cannot cope in the summer months with the onslaught of people and vehicles - as a local you have to consider the balance of tourism with the impact on the environment, services, roads (which are a nightmare) and local
Please listen to the residents, we don’t want any more camping in this village.
Enough is enough! Our village is not a cash cow!!
It’s very dangerous trying to cross here going to school. More camping brings more traffic making it even harder to cross!
No more camping! We’ve had enough