This is such a beautiful place please dont ruin it.
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wilma hume
12 years ago
destruction of a lovely sight for monetary gain
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Lesley Elliott
12 years ago
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Katie Simpson
12 years ago
Don't destroy our beautiful world anymore
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christine brown
12 years ago
They could save the waterfall from deteriorating any further without the power station. Shocking detriment to a picturesque price of our countryside.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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I do see how it is environmentally friendly or economically viable given the vast sums of money that this project will command(in these times of budget cuts) to destroy a local beauty spot for 44 homes to have so called renewable energy. This will not benefit the village.
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mia
12 years ago
I do NOT think this's a suitable location 4 this. 2 much of the countryside is being spoiled.
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Ina Urquhart
12 years ago
Interfering with a natural environment especially where water is concerned can lead to many problems.
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J C Blackburn
12 years ago
This proposed development by this group is on land that is not even theirs and there are other more suitable locations
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R J Blackburn
12 years ago
There are lots of better ways to spend £500K without spoiling a natural beauty spot
This is such a beautiful place please dont ruin it.
destruction of a lovely sight for monetary gain
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Don't destroy our beautiful world anymore
They could save the waterfall from deteriorating any further without the power station. Shocking detriment to a picturesque price of our countryside.
I do see how it is environmentally friendly or economically viable given the vast sums of money that this project will command(in these times of budget cuts) to destroy a local beauty spot for 44 homes to have so called renewable energy. This will not benefit the village.
I do NOT think this's a suitable location 4 this. 2 much of the countryside is being spoiled.
Interfering with a natural environment especially where water is concerned can lead to many problems.
This proposed development by this group is on land that is not even theirs and there are other more suitable locations
There are lots of better ways to spend £500K without spoiling a natural beauty spot