They should not be allowed to disfigure our beautiful coast there must be more suitable sites .
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Edith Nelson
8 years ago
Bushmills is an area of outstanding beauty these sheds will destroy the countryside and the natural habits of many animals . They do not need these storage facilities ample storage in their own premises
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Jackie Cole
8 years ago
What happens to our AONB?
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Samuel Nial Montgomery
8 years ago
Outrageous. Surely there are already enough oversized warehouses on the site.
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Jackie Cole
8 years ago
I look out across the village at the present warehouses. Dear help those who will be living close to the planned ones. What happened to AONB?
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Vicki Mullan
8 years ago
This is an unacceptable expansion in an area of international importance. The facility should be placed on a brownfield site away from a vulnerable population.
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irena archibald
8 years ago
A 22 year building project surely breaches articles 2 and 8 of the human rights act ni. How can people be expected to suffer this?
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Elaine Flook
8 years ago
Development of business and our infrastructure is inevitable and necessary but it must be done responsibly and with thought and care of our environment. I urge you to seriously reconsider the plans and take care of our future.
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Margaret Bowling
9 years ago
This is stunning coastal land that needs protecting from damaging industrial expansion.
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Chris Bullen
9 years ago
I like a drop of whiskey but I can do without if it means the countryside being destroyed.
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Sam Archibald
9 years ago
Keep the countryside for the people not big business.
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Christopher mcmullan
9 years ago
There is enough wharehouses from the Distillery already we don't need more
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william dunlop
9 years ago
the expansion of the distillery over the past few years should be sufficient and further development will spoil the area.
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James Battersby
9 years ago
The countryside has already been spoiled with an excessive amount of wind turbines. This will be the final nail in the coffin. The Northern Ireland Tourist Board need to get their head out of the sand
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Lynda Spence
9 years ago
This is inappropriate development for this area.
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Marie duncan
9 years ago
Savery our coastlines.
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Eamonn Elliott
9 years ago
The Causeway Coastline is unique to anywhere else in the world. The coastline from Larne over to Portstewart should have a perservation order on it. It is known all over the world for its beauty and attracts so much tourism for Northern Island. There is no way that the Antrim coastline should be damaged in any way. Come on Northern Ireland Tourist Board get behind this petition, save your industry and save our coastline.
Don’t destroy the goose that lays the golden egg!
They should not be allowed to disfigure our beautiful coast there must be more suitable sites .
Bushmills is an area of outstanding beauty these sheds will destroy the countryside and the natural habits of many animals . They do not need these storage facilities ample storage in their own premises
What happens to our AONB?
Outrageous. Surely there are already enough oversized warehouses on the site.
I look out across the village at the present warehouses. Dear help those who will be living close to the planned ones. What happened to AONB?
This is an unacceptable expansion in an area of international importance. The facility should be placed on a brownfield site away from a vulnerable population.
A 22 year building project surely breaches articles 2 and 8 of the human rights act ni. How can people be expected to suffer this?
Development of business and our infrastructure is inevitable and necessary but it must be done responsibly and with thought and care of our environment. I urge you to seriously reconsider the plans and take care of our future.
This is stunning coastal land that needs protecting from damaging industrial expansion.
I like a drop of whiskey but I can do without if it means the countryside being destroyed.
Keep the countryside for the people not big business.
There is enough wharehouses from the Distillery already we don't need more
the expansion of the distillery over the past few years should be sufficient and further development will spoil the area.
The countryside has already been spoiled with an excessive amount of wind turbines. This will be the final nail in the coffin. The Northern Ireland Tourist Board need to get their head out of the sand
This is inappropriate development for this area.
Savery our coastlines.
The Causeway Coastline is unique to anywhere else in the world. The coastline from Larne over to Portstewart should have a perservation order on it. It is known all over the world for its beauty and attracts so much tourism for Northern Island. There is no way that the Antrim coastline should be damaged in any way. Come on Northern Ireland Tourist Board get behind this petition, save your industry and save our coastline.
Just ... DON'T.
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