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STOP Development in Green Fields in Croyde AONB

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Caden McSherry
4 years ago

Ruining croyde

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Susie Ryder Taylor
4 years ago

It is not in the best interests of Croyde village and community or the environment to build holiday homes on greenfield sites. Croyde does not need more second homes, instead it needs affordable housing for people who live in the area and work in local businesses. Building on greenfield sites is not only bad for the environment but is ruining the natural beauty of the area.

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Lauren Adams
4 years ago

This land should be built on for local housing needs only . Affordable housing for locals . This is what’s needed in Croyde now

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Mike
4 years ago

We need affordable housing in croyde, not more holiday homes for rich people

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Sabrina Lobb
4 years ago

Absolutely crucial that we don’t allow this development

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Anonymous
4 years ago

That's enough horrible building for Croyde

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Harry Brodie
4 years ago

The locals deserve better

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This area should be left as anob

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Denise Austin
4 years ago

This is not needed. Croyde is fast losing its charm with more and more large scale housing. Please just walk away from this plan developers.

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John Austin
4 years ago

This developments is inappropriate, especially as it has already been rejected and then resubmitted in another guise.

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Karen Browne
4 years ago

This is an AONB why have these status if they can be overturned by greed. Once the green areas have gone it is like death you can't change it.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

No more development in Croyde. It has to stop.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Stop the deck heads who want to do this

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Philip Harris
4 years ago

We need affordable housing for locals.

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Dr Hambleton
4 years ago

No more development that will outprice our local community and ruin an outstanding landscape

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Steve Thurbon
4 years ago

Enough is enough now, please stop ruining these beautiful places!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Over consumption as happens in many areas of life. Build what is needed ie affordable to enable locals to stay

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Anonymous
4 years ago

No!!!!!!!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Save our land!

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Kendal Kendal
4 years ago

No to BIG -Cornwall is in a crisis of homes - help out the locals by making it affordable.