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Stop A’ILA Resorts from Destroying Reduit Beach & Restricting Public Access

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Annette George
11 months ago

Access must remain for all St Lucians to use ALL of Reduit Beach it cannot be for hotels only before you know it there will be hardly any left

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Juliana Rose
1 year ago

Do NOT turn St Lucia into Jamaica and other islands, not allowing their locals free and easy access to the beaches. It is a travesty to allow this!!

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Kim Moncherry
1 year ago

St Lucia is not for sale

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Athena Xavier
1 year ago

Save this peach for public access and residents of St Lucia.

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black snow
1 year ago

Free the beaches

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Michael Bousquet
1 year ago

Save the beach

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Elizabeth Foyster
1 year ago

I have been visiting Reduit beach for more than fifteen years. I return to enjoy the natural beauty of the area which today is hard to find. The traditional style of the hotels is unique to this part of the world. This is what draws visitors to Reduit beach, not a characterless concrete block of a hotel which could be found anywhere in the world. You are ruining this beach. It is tragic.

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Fedee Salvia
1 year ago

We need access to our beach. Saint Lucia is where we leave. Reduit is where we bathe.

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Richard Hymans
1 year ago

THIS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO HAPPEN - IT'S A DISGRACE!!!

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Sofie
1 year ago

Stop destroying our natural resources!

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Anthony Davies
1 year ago

This must be stopped. Public beach access is essential. What about Kings Chain?

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Ashley Johnson
1 year ago

More concrete information should be made public

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Gail Dean
1 year ago

They can not reserve parts of the beach all beaches are public in St. Lucia .. uKings Chain

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We have lost enough already we can't continue this way . This is the sort of thing that gives rise to more crime and violence due to lack of simple socialization of people and lessening of recreational sites and programs. To say the least.

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Lucy
1 year ago

All of reduit beach should remain open for locals . It's absolutely terrible that visitors have sole use of Lucian beaches.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

So sad, unfortunately this seems to be happening everywhere. I pray that the government will listen to it's people and put their wellbeing and the wellbeing of the Island ahead of profit.

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Elaine Hand Elaine Hand
1 year ago

Such a shame!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

This has been happening for too long and most unfair for the local people to be able to enjoy their beaches

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Nina Manning
1 year ago

Stop this wilful destruction

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I am very disappointed at this. I also heard they bought many acres at marquis and chousiel