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No to Hatchery at Stepper

251 Comments

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Matthew poley
10 years ago

No thankyou !

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Jared Ely
10 years ago

There are any number of alternative locations for this organisation that wouldn't have such a detrimental effect.

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Keith Eddy
10 years ago

AONB, Iconic Estuary position, Special Site for Wild Flowers/Animals. No development of any kind. Let nature keep this land for herself!

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Mrs catherine hewitt
10 years ago

Total disgrace if this gets passed!!! It's not needed.

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Bernadette Bartley
10 years ago

I say NO

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Andrew Eddy
10 years ago

You cannot allow this to happen, this is outstanding natural beauty land its our heritage and we are only custodians of this land to protect for future genetations.

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Peter Glaser
10 years ago

Could be the start of much, much more development in the future once approved. No telling with future planning applications and mindset of the then Council.

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gavin Bassett
10 years ago

Enough building going on the view from polzeath greenaway will be ruined.!!!!

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Shirley Barlow
10 years ago

Will spoil this area of natural outstanding beauty

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No to development on stepper point

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Dave jones
10 years ago

Would be criminal to build there especially under the pretence of lobster stocks.

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Wayne Mcdonnell
10 years ago

Ruin a great fishing spot and natural beauty spot, money can't buy everything!!!!!!

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Steph Harris
10 years ago

Don't ruin more of our coastline with buildings

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Anne Pengelly
10 years ago

Please do not approve this hatchery it will ruin our beautiful coastline

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margaret lightfoot
10 years ago

no way It will ruin our coast

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Terry Gardner
10 years ago

It would be a travesty to allow building of any sort on such an iconic and picturesque area of our beautiful coast.

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Louise Colwill
10 years ago

Do not develop this valuable wildlife haven and ruin the habitat for the flora and fauna that has made it their home. Are these animals and plants not as worthy as lobsters? I think not.

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Jackie Nash
10 years ago

Am shocked that such a development is being considered in this remote and beautiful place. If this proposal is permitted, then this opens the door to further development on the coast line.

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Rachel Evans
10 years ago

This is perfect untouched Cornish countryside/coast that should never be destroyed. Not only the look of the area will be destroyed for the enjoyment of everyone, wildlife will be greatly affected. This Hatchery is not needed at all here, We need to protect and keep the land as natural as possible for future generations and wildlife to enjoy and thrive.

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Tracey bishop
10 years ago

Why spoil an area of such beauty, full of wildlife and wild rare plants. What next eco camp I don't think so !