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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Sally Atkins
6 years ago

This is not good enough from Cornwall Council ... reverse this decision of see the destruction of the beauty of Cornwall piece by piece once others quote this in their planning applications.

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Pete nicholls
6 years ago

Definitely not, ridiculous

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Di Gammage
6 years ago

This is shocking

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Justine Cheffers
6 years ago

This is not acceptable as it is in an area of outstanding natural beauty and not in keeping.

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Fleur Young
6 years ago

One of the most blatant displays of croneyism among the ‘Freemason Farming’ community I’ve witnessed. All looking to give advantage to ‘one of their own’ in a way they never would for a Council house tenant ..’he needs a big house because his family might grow...’ REALLY??!

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Liam Hewitt
6 years ago

Bloody emits

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John Charnock
6 years ago

Another appalling decision by those not fit to make any. Leave the countryside alone it is not there for one perso's aggrandisement.

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Julie Elworthy
6 years ago

This is one of the most iconic headlands in Cornwall and it has to be protected .

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Roberta Read
6 years ago

Why. we would all like a dwelling up there leave the place was it is so all can enjoy

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Krystel brandt
6 years ago

This is a place of outstanding natural beauty and should be left for the people to enjoy. To favour a chair person over the advice of professionals and the community is disgusting and wrong. How dare you not consult the local community on something that will change the landscape for the worse and forever. The natural wildlife and ecosystem of ramehead are being put at risk for a vanity project, in a time where we should be doing all we can to protect it. Pathetic

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Daniel Billing
6 years ago

Yet another ridiculous decision by local government against the public interest.

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Josephine Lee
6 years ago

Shocking

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Jo Jones
6 years ago

NO!!!

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Lynne Matthews
6 years ago

We have very few unspoilt places in Cornwall. Rame is one of the few this will be a blight on the landscape.

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Stephen Soper
6 years ago

Great can i build there too? No? Oh the parish council objects

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Lisa Howlett
6 years ago

Why was there no Public Consultation? Why has this been allowed with so much opposition?

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Jeremy britton
6 years ago

this is just out of order ,should be setting an example, not just being selfish for there own gain.

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Ross kelly
6 years ago

Reverse the terrible decision.

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Charles Clarkson
6 years ago

no way , who want's an eye sore like that ?

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Anonymous
6 years ago

There are many reasons why I am against this development but mostly due to it being out of keeping in an AONB. No one should be allowed to build there.