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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Christopher Lawrence
6 years ago

Disgusting it has now opened the door for the rape of our countryside.

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Jane Theobald
6 years ago

There can be no new builds on or near the skyline on this headland. It is utterly inappropriate and unnecessary and sets a terrible precedent.

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Rob Evans
6 years ago

Needs further investigation if applicant is a chair of parish council

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Ashley Cooper
6 years ago

I am appalled by this planning decision in an AONB

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Anita Walker
6 years ago

Would be terrible to ruin a place of outstanding natural beauty and very surprised it was granted so must be corruption going on. Shame on the council you really need to back track

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Peter Burton
6 years ago

Cornwall Council is an extremely dangerous enemy of Cornwall.

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Gavin Bassett
6 years ago

No no no way should this be allowed it will open the door to everyone else who thinks they should be able to build where they like!!!!

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Tom Crowley
6 years ago

Plenty of places to maybe build a sensible place to live but not Rame head.

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Matthew Beadnall
6 years ago

Firstly it did have any of you actually seen where the build will take place? Have you seen the building in question, it is for a local british farmer and won't actually affect the area. This petition is ridiculous and nothing will come of it. It has had more support from true locals in the area. Im glad that Chris got the planning permission. It will not affect the AONB

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Local councillors have a duty to declare an interest- this should go to the national papers

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Steven Jones
6 years ago

This is absolutely ludicrous, one rule for one................

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I’m not allowed double glazing to insulate my house because I’m in a conservation area but modern development in an AONB is given permission???? It doesn’t feel very fair or proportionate.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Such an area of outstanding natural beauty. It’s devastating to even think of any kind of building there. Please do not allow this to happen!

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D hogan
6 years ago

Minor curruption but still curruption

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please stop this building at Rame Head .it is area of outstanding beauty and wildlife habitat

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Luke Bowers
6 years ago

This place is one of the few unspoilt hills in the southwest, after seeing what has cheapened on my own hill at hingston down, i know the building wont stop once the firs one is granted, this is how the councils ramrod bigger development thru in the future, by letting pilot project go ahead spoiling the places we love forever. This must be stopped.

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Dee short
6 years ago

stop now and follow process.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Looks like the corruption and nepotism so evident in Westminster is spreading to the provinces. Four parish councillors left the council immediately prior to the 'emergency' parish Council meeting called to approve this application during lockdown. The proposed site was bulldozed and cleared prior to any ecological survey; this in itself is illegal. The mitigating circumstances, as outlined to the Cornwall planning Committee, read like a fairytale and bear no resemblance to the reality of the situation. Cornwall Council are setting a dangerous precedent and need to be called to account. After all, they work on our behalf, allegedly!

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Carla Louise WHITING
6 years ago

Disgusting that there has been no public consultation. This screams corruption on the highest level. The applicant is the Chair of the Parish Council. Shame on you.

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John wallis
6 years ago

Conserve our unique coasline For generations to come Not for the benifit of the over privilaged and megga wealthy