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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Chris Janes
6 years ago

This land should be protected for the enjoyment of future generations to experience what we have been and still are able to enjoy

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Patricia Murray
6 years ago

Don’t spoil another beauty spot. Cornwall will become a concrete jungle and there will be no green belt left!

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Pauline Phillips
6 years ago

For goodness sake get it right...

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Iyala Hanbro
6 years ago

Don't allow the natural beauty to be spoilt by a man made eyesore

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Anonymous
6 years ago

It does look like a diminished council might well have been exploited as a way to sneak this conflict of interest through. I would like the advice of experts to be valued, and the process to be made public. We strongly request that the matter be reopened with a public consultation.

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Josh Rogers
6 years ago

What is the point of us protecting areas if these protections are not upheld?!

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Sue Appleton
6 years ago

Construction on this site establishes an undesirable precedent

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Glen Edgecombe
6 years ago

Disgraceful that this should be allowed. Does Cornwall C.C. not want visitors to come to Cornwall?

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Mary Inness
6 years ago

Rame Head is too special to spoil !

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Richard Evans
6 years ago

I spent my entire Childhood and early adulthood growing up at Rame head. It is a very special unspoilt place which is a very rare thing these days. I’m sure many others feel the same. Please leave it alone and scrap the building if this potential unsightly monstrosity.

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John weait
6 years ago

Anyone wants planning then shouldn’t be allowed to be a councillor. Don’t ruin beauty spots!

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Lynsey McLean
6 years ago

They always claim it is for agricultural workers but that usually turns out to be untrue. Once you have one property others will follow.

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John Wells
6 years ago

It has been noted that it was not mentioned that the applicant is also the Chair of the local Parish council.

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Louise Parker
6 years ago

Absolutely catastrophic decision. I have been enjoying the unspoiled beauty of Rame and Whitsand Bay for over 30 years. This cannot be allowed to happen!!!

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francesca bennett
6 years ago

Greed and money are more important than people, obviously.

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Carol Rees
6 years ago

It’s an area of outstanding beauty no no no we’re losing our freedom as were losing our right s of way

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Anonymous
6 years ago

no way on earth should this be allowed. EVER!!

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Michael Kodicek
6 years ago

Pretty dubious circumstances led up to granting a planning permission for a new house on this unique AONB land that the local Parish Council are meant to protect. Instead, under the cloak of the "lock down" they approved this hideous development for their Chairman. Democracy at its best?

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Estelle May
6 years ago

Getting fed up with being told 'you don't own Cornwall, we have rights too'. But we do live here and pay for the privilege, so we have some rights too! Bit like the right to live through Covid and visit some beautiful areas while we still have them.

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Garry Burrage
6 years ago

Stop the over development of Cornwall.