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STOP Building on the Green Fields of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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Sharon Beaven
5 years ago

Please STOP builing in Croyde Village. It is a Village and NOT a town that you are trying to make it into. It will not cope with extra traffic and commuters. You will spoil this beautiful place.

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Shaun Redfearn
5 years ago

Don’t ruin a beautiful place

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please do not spoil the area any more.

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Digger
5 years ago

Dont

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Vicki Common
5 years ago

Way too much development for an AONB.

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Jean Cottrell
5 years ago

Too much building going on. Soon Braunton, Croyde and Georgeham all become joined.

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Janet Bowden
5 years ago

No more holiday let's no more building on green fields

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Paul Blacker
5 years ago

Its got to stop before this area is ruined

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The vast majority of planning applications fail to acknowledge the need for affordable housing for local people and proposals on land designated as AONB should be totally resisted before the character of Devon is lost forever!

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Lorraine Nicholls
5 years ago

Areas of outstanding natural beauty need protection. Croyde has suffered enough.

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Vikki Worthington
5 years ago

Lived in Croyde for nearly 25 years. Lots of locals and a lovely community. Now it’s second homes and a money blinkered village. No more building needed!

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Anna Hill
5 years ago

There are far too many houses being bought purely for the purpose of letting them. This beautiful area doesn’t need more housing. Stop building now.

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Rebecca Braund
5 years ago

Please stop this destruction of our enviroment to feed individuals greed. Thankyou

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Denise Austin
5 years ago

This field was once marked as a community field to maybe play football on but never as a housing project. The village needs to stop building projects now. And take a breath.

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Keith Munro
5 years ago

Croyde/Braunton roads, facilities, car parks and catering can't cope with the existing influx of visitors let alone without building on an area of exceptional beauty.

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Suzanne Mitchell
5 years ago

Protect the integrity of such a beautiful environment!

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Kharen Blackburn
5 years ago

Villages are becoming towns and towns are becoming sprawling metropolis without any thought to the infrastructure and whether the area can cope. Crime goes up and the area loses its heart and community. It’s too much

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Sam
5 years ago

Leave Croyde fields alone!

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Derek Hernaman
5 years ago

I used to grow lots of food on that field ! !!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Our generation have done more damage in the last 30 years than any other generation. Multiply that in another 30 years and there will be no green fields left. STOP NOW before it's too late to turn back.