The local planning authority has formally rescinded the permission granted for the Rame Head development. This decision rectifies a significant error and serves as a testament to the effectiveness of our collective vigilance. We will remain attentive to ensure that the integrity of this protected area is upheld in all …
Much to the local communities dismay, Cornwall Council have approved (7 for - 6 against) the erection of a disproportionate 2 storey dwelling at Rame Head.
The council have gone AGAINST the very clear advice of their own case officer
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST very well argued opposition from AONB officer
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST local Councillor views/ Neighbourhood Development Plan
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST a large majority of objections left on CC site
- The local council organized no public consultation
- Speakers were asked to declare an interest, but at no point was it mentioned that the applicant is the Chair of the local Parish Council
The momentum behind this petition is significant as we approach the threshold of 2,500 signatures. Please help us reach this milestone to ensure our objection regarding the development at Rame Head remains impossible to ignore.
August 23, 2020
The petition has now reached one thousand signatures. This level of public engagement demonstrates an undeniable commitment to protecting the integrity of our landscape.
Reached 1,000 supporters
August 21, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
August 19, 2020
1,047 Comments
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Dave Parker
5 years ago
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This proposal will seriously affect the sustainability of the breeding Cirl Buntings at this site. An extremely rare bird in the UK and one that the RSPB have invested 10s of 1000s of pounds to re-introduce into Cornwall! Cornwall County Bird Recorder
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Rame Head is an AONB, this development is totally wrong and not in keeping with Rame Head and the whole Whitsand Bay area. Cornwall Council should review this decision urgently. It opens the floodgates for other similar development on Cornish headlands.
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Kevin Johnson
6 years ago
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Near on a 1000 people, the majority from within the immediate or surrounding areas, voicing their opposition to this development. How's that for local democracy. Maker with Rame PC and especially the Chair should hang their heads in shame.
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John Knowles
6 years ago
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There seem to be so many anomalies with the process by which this decision was reached, that you begin to lose faith in the measures that have been put in place to preserve and protect the beauty of the Cornish landscape, and the people entrusted to carry them out.
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Johnny Warman
6 years ago
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This is outrageous and the fact that there was a distinct conflict of interest here which was not brought to anyone's attention when it obviously should have been? was a deliberate act of subterfuge. This will be a blight on an area of true natural beauty.
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joe constable
6 years ago
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Yet again Cornwall County Council going against the policies clearly set out in it's own Cornwall Plan and the policies of the AONB. The fact that it happens to be the chairman of the local Parish Council makes it stick in the throat even more.
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Janet
4 years ago
Scandalous to allow this, Cornwall destroying its AONB for who!!!! and for what!!!? Wake up Cornwall Council.
The local planning authority has formally rescinded the permission granted for the Rame Head development. This decision rectifies a significant error and serves as a testament to the effectiveness of our collective vigilance. We will remain attentive to ensure that the integrity of this protected area is upheld in all …
Much to the local communities dismay, Cornwall Council have approved (7 for - 6 against) the erection of a disproportionate 2 storey dwelling at Rame Head.
The council have gone AGAINST the very clear advice of their own case officer
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST very well argued opposition from AONB officer
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST local Councillor views/ Neighbourhood Development Plan
- Cornwall Council have gone AGAINST a large majority of objections left on CC site
- The local council organized no public consultation
- Speakers were asked to declare an interest, but at no point was it mentioned that the applicant is the Chair of the local Parish Council
The momentum behind this petition is significant as we approach the threshold of 2,500 signatures. Please help us reach this milestone to ensure our objection regarding the development at Rame Head remains impossible to ignore.
August 23, 2020
The petition has now reached one thousand signatures. This level of public engagement demonstrates an undeniable commitment to protecting the integrity of our landscape.
Reached 1,000 supporters
August 21, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
August 19, 2020
1,047 Comments
D
Dave Parker
5 years ago
Featured
This proposal will seriously affect the sustainability of the breeding Cirl Buntings at this site. An extremely rare bird in the UK and one that the RSPB have invested 10s of 1000s of pounds to re-introduce into Cornwall! Cornwall County Bird Recorder
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Rame Head is an AONB, this development is totally wrong and not in keeping with Rame Head and the whole Whitsand Bay area. Cornwall Council should review this decision urgently. It opens the floodgates for other similar development on Cornish headlands.
K
Kevin Johnson
6 years ago
Featured
Near on a 1000 people, the majority from within the immediate or surrounding areas, voicing their opposition to this development. How's that for local democracy. Maker with Rame PC and especially the Chair should hang their heads in shame.
J
John Knowles
6 years ago
Featured
There seem to be so many anomalies with the process by which this decision was reached, that you begin to lose faith in the measures that have been put in place to preserve and protect the beauty of the Cornish landscape, and the people entrusted to carry them out.
J
Johnny Warman
6 years ago
Featured
This is outrageous and the fact that there was a distinct conflict of interest here which was not brought to anyone's attention when it obviously should have been? was a deliberate act of subterfuge. This will be a blight on an area of true natural beauty.
J
joe constable
6 years ago
Featured
Yet again Cornwall County Council going against the policies clearly set out in it's own Cornwall Plan and the policies of the AONB. The fact that it happens to be the chairman of the local Parish Council makes it stick in the throat even more.
J
Janet
4 years ago
Scandalous to allow this, Cornwall destroying its AONB for who!!!! and for what!!!? Wake up Cornwall Council.
This proposal will seriously affect the sustainability of the breeding Cirl Buntings at this site. An extremely rare bird in the UK and one that the RSPB have invested 10s of 1000s of pounds to re-introduce into Cornwall! Cornwall County Bird Recorder