The cirl bunting is one of the rarest breeding birds in Britain,why on earth would anyone in their right mind trash their breeding habitat,it beggers belief,when are we going to stop important areas being destroyed,come on get a grip on what really matters
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Peter Crispin
5 years ago
This decision is deceitful, flouts professional environmental advice and ignores local public opinion. It should be called in and reversed.
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Dr Norman McCanch
5 years ago
No person should be able to despoil one of the few remaining outstandingly beautiful places in Britain as a vanity project,
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Jane Manners
5 years ago
Do not destroy this beautiful place
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Andre Robinson
5 years ago
Rare birds need protection
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Sally Arscott
5 years ago
I fell in love with Rame Head over 60 years ago. It's a sacred place and one that can calm the soul to this day: well, it has been until now. The current procedural hijacking to obtain a permit to build there, reeks of corruption. All action must be halted until an independent investigation can be made of the entire case and everyone involved. Public input is crucial since Rame Head is part of Cornwall"s heritage.
A full environmental impact study must be conducted as well as recognition of Rame Head's designation as an AONB. Rame Head remains sacred and unspoilt. It should not be contaminated by individual greed, corruption and, frankly, shoddy council behaviour. I trust they will be voted out.
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Ivor Thomas
5 years ago
This decision fly's in the face of public opinion. Please reverse it now!
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Dave Parker
5 years ago
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This proposal will seriously affect the sustainability of the breeding Cirl Buntings at this site. An extremely rare bird in the UK and one that the RSPB have invested 10s of 1000s of pounds to re-introduce into Cornwall! Cornwall County Bird Recorder
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Chris Buckland
5 years ago
No need for this house in this fine beauty spot and area that holds at the moment red listed birds one of the only places in Cornwall to have natural Cirl Buntings.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The apparent lack of transparency regarding this case is obvious.
Approval will cause a permanent lost to the community and wildlife amenity at this important site.
The is no essential need for this dwelling at this site.
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Steve Bird
5 years ago
I strongly oppose this!!
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Tony Marchese
5 years ago
This development will not add value to this beautiful location but detract from it and lead to pressure for more Su h development in an AONB.
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Amanda Allan
5 years ago
The proposed disproportionate dwelling would be a blot on this AONB site!
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David Allan
5 years ago
This is an outrage! With all the detailed objections completely ignored
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Mr Helley
5 years ago
This should not be aloud to happen
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Alison Denham
5 years ago
Planning permission guidance must be followed. This travesty is hard to believe.
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Liz Kellond
5 years ago
May this succeed
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Janice Hendy
5 years ago
Having lived in the Coastguard Cottages for fourteen years. I am appalled and totally against this development. Leave Rame Head alone!!
The cirl bunting is one of the rarest breeding birds in Britain,why on earth would anyone in their right mind trash their breeding habitat,it beggers belief,when are we going to stop important areas being destroyed,come on get a grip on what really matters
This decision is deceitful, flouts professional environmental advice and ignores local public opinion. It should be called in and reversed.
No person should be able to despoil one of the few remaining outstandingly beautiful places in Britain as a vanity project,
Do not destroy this beautiful place
Rare birds need protection
I fell in love with Rame Head over 60 years ago. It's a sacred place and one that can calm the soul to this day: well, it has been until now. The current procedural hijacking to obtain a permit to build there, reeks of corruption. All action must be halted until an independent investigation can be made of the entire case and everyone involved. Public input is crucial since Rame Head is part of Cornwall"s heritage. A full environmental impact study must be conducted as well as recognition of Rame Head's designation as an AONB. Rame Head remains sacred and unspoilt. It should not be contaminated by individual greed, corruption and, frankly, shoddy council behaviour. I trust they will be voted out.
This decision fly's in the face of public opinion. Please reverse it now!
This proposal will seriously affect the sustainability of the breeding Cirl Buntings at this site. An extremely rare bird in the UK and one that the RSPB have invested 10s of 1000s of pounds to re-introduce into Cornwall! Cornwall County Bird Recorder
No need for this house in this fine beauty spot and area that holds at the moment red listed birds one of the only places in Cornwall to have natural Cirl Buntings.
The apparent lack of transparency regarding this case is obvious. Approval will cause a permanent lost to the community and wildlife amenity at this important site. The is no essential need for this dwelling at this site.
I strongly oppose this!!
This development will not add value to this beautiful location but detract from it and lead to pressure for more Su h development in an AONB.
The proposed disproportionate dwelling would be a blot on this AONB site!
This is an outrage! With all the detailed objections completely ignored
This should not be aloud to happen
Planning permission guidance must be followed. This travesty is hard to believe.
May this succeed
Having lived in the Coastguard Cottages for fourteen years. I am appalled and totally against this development. Leave Rame Head alone!!
Hands off our land.