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STOP Development in Green Fields in Croyde AONB

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Christopher parsons
4 years ago

Absolutely outrageous, if any buildings are to be built why wouldn’t they be actually affordable for local young people!

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Alison Holden-Standley
4 years ago

Do not do this!

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Eric
4 years ago

Community’s decision

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Julia Tacey
4 years ago Featured

These will create light pollution in an AONB and do not help with the shortages of affordable housing for locals. They set a dangerous precedent for slowly eating up the green fields of Croyde and over developing a unique area putting more pressure on limited resources.

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Jess Allard
4 years ago

Absolutely NOT

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Please don't destroy nature so recklessly just for useless housing.

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Muizzreen shah
4 years ago

I’d prefer it to stay as is or make more affordable housing which would benefit the community more, I love heading to Devon to escape the busty city life and enjoy my surf trips to green Devon.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

No more development!!

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Danny Dowler
4 years ago

Keep the village as it is

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James Thomas
4 years ago

Hell no!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Smaller affordable housing please

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Bev Williams
4 years ago

Don’t spoil a beautiful area with more holiday lets when the local infrastructure can’t even handle the current summer influx.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Croyde needs to be affordable for the people who live and work in the village

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Sean
4 years ago

This is discusting, the thought of them even using that land for housing

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Elaine Denny
4 years ago

This is happening to too many coastal locations. Keep Croyde beautiful for future generations, only affordable housing for locals in the parish or keep as green spaces. Please, no over development for the rich, it forces local people to move out of the area.

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Peter Spratley
4 years ago

Keep croyde croyde!

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Sarah Bolton
4 years ago

Stop stop stop!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Don’t ruin Croyde!!

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Emily
4 years ago

First not second homes!!

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Doon Williams
4 years ago

No more silly houses! The coast is riddled with empty monstrosities. Time for change.