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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Clare Trevaskis
6 years ago

Surely it makes sense to refurbish buildings standing empty before you build more?? If any buildings are going up in Cornwall they should be for social housing only.

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Andrew Stott
6 years ago

Decisions like this do not help the dwindling quality of town and country planning practice in Cornwall.

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Ali Churchley
6 years ago

Where is this all going to end! Listen to advice and pleas. No more senseless building.

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Paul Statham
6 years ago

I am a former resident of Cornwall (now Devon) but a enjoy walks in this area regularly. This development would destroy the magnificence of RamevHead and views of it from 50-60 miles away. The development should not go ahead.

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Laurie Scott
6 years ago

We must keep Cornwall as natural as possible, too much is changing!

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Peter Jenkins
6 years ago

Building looks like something from a 1970 estate, totally out of place at this location.

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Moira Keogh
6 years ago

Can't believe those councillors wanting to pass this it's a disgrace! If this is allowed to go ahead it will be the start of this kind of thing happening all over our beautiful coutryside and that just can't be allowed

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Deborah Anne
6 years ago

This flies in the face of the governments 25 year plan to protect the natural environment!

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Pauline Rowe
6 years ago

This stinks of something underhand and I am utterly appalled that this was given the go ahead. You cannot have an AONB with new builds stuck in the middle of it. This person does not have to live in a caravan if he can afford to build he can afford to rent. Leave AONB Alone for future generations

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Carol MCMENAMIN
6 years ago

Disgraceful

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Carol Clark
6 years ago

Please preserve this beautiful wildlife

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Simon Scott
6 years ago

No, AONB. What they hell are they thinking of an AONB is sacrosanct. Rame Head for crying out loud what next, Skyrise Hotesl?

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Elaine
6 years ago

This proposal must be stopped, there is an obligation for this area of outstanding natural beauty needs to be preserved and protected from such developments.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Listen to local people for a change.

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Cherry
6 years ago

I believe this development will lead to further requests for developments similar to this - not within keeping of the local area.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Seems like Cornwall Council were not informed of the business interest of the leader of the Parish Council. Totally disgusted with the currupt state of decision making.

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Gill
6 years ago

No

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Charlotte Campbell
6 years ago

AONB’s are highest level of protection for good reason. Planning laws have got weaker and it shows in St Mawes and many other areas where huge boxes worth millions are being bought up and not enough local needs housing being built. Surely there’s alternative sites to an AONB that needs to be saved from development?

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shirley Williams
6 years ago

We all need the countryside to stay as such - Covid19 is a lesson to the whole of mankind that we should leave space for nature so that we can ourselves survive.

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Carole Catterall
6 years ago

Money changed hands again? This area should never be built on, it's too beautiful.