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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Anya montague
6 years ago

Keep this as a place of nature

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Harry Kellow
6 years ago

Cornwall council are bad for Cornwall

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Christopher Matthews
6 years ago

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Hayes Curtis
6 years ago

disgraceful money grabbing tactics

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Listen to the local community, if no proper consultation was carried out, there are no grounds to develop, if you don't fight now it will be too late, it has been achieved before. Local people have a say, use it and pass the mesage on

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Heidi
6 years ago

This is everywhere. We need to stand united across the country as well as fighting for the rural integrity and historic aesthetics of our own home areas.

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Doreen Westlake
6 years ago

No need for this blot on the landscape.Surely a piece of land near the farmhouse better for a farm labourer In a year or two this will become someone's second home.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is the start of a slippery slope. No building , no precedent set.

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Sylvia Wicks
6 years ago

Why spoil the natural beauty of the area against all local wishes for one person's vanity and self indulgence, not to mention greed.

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Jackie Clark
6 years ago

This isn’t just for now, this is part of the valuable legacy we must pass to our children’s children: the unsullied countryside

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Alastair Spencer
6 years ago

Ridiculous

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Maureen Campbell
6 years ago

It should be left as it is unspoilt is best.....

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Natalie Warren
6 years ago

This can't happen

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Ian T
6 years ago

AONB has to prevail. We all have to abide by Conservation requirements as a price for being lucky enough to live in such a beautiful area.

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Catherine Wilcox
6 years ago

This is an area of outstanding beauty. It should not have planning permission to line pockets of the rich. The land is rich in diversity for animals plants birds and the humans who have loved it there over the years.

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tonny steenhagen
6 years ago

I am aware there is no formal appeal procedure, which in itself is questionable as it means that a handful of Councillors are a complete law onto themselves. However, I would strongly urge Cornwall Council to reconsider this application.

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Fran Allen
6 years ago

This is OUR heritage, land of our ancestors, birthright of our children. Destruction of our planet is the slow destruction of the human race!!

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Mary Donaldson
6 years ago

Why was no Public interest declared.

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Debbie Lannigan
6 years ago

An area of openness and outstanding beauty. When will we stop building.

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Claire Stephenson
6 years ago

Please please don’t allow this it will be the beginning of the end. Spent so many wonderful days out at whitsands and my daughter and loads of the family.