THE STORIES PEOPLE ARE SHARING ABOUT THEIR TIME AT THE ESTATE ARE ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!! I AM CURRENTLY COMPILING EVERY SINGLE STORY TO PRESENT TO THE COUNCIL SO THEY SEE EXACTLY WHAT IS AT STAKE HERE!! KEEP SENDING YOUR MEMORIES BECAUSE THEY ARE FUELING THIS FIGHT!!!
February 16, 2017
THE MOMENTUM BEHIND SAVING BANTHAM ESTATE IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLOSIVE RIGHT NOW!! IT IS BEYOND INCREDIBLE TO SEE SO MANY PEOPLE FIGHTING TO PROTECT OUR NATURAL BEAUTY FROM THESE GREEDY DEVELOPERS!!
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Wendy thuell
9 years ago
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It would be a pity to spoil a beautiful beach and surrounding area. This must be stopped. Unfortunately this is what you get by selling to the highest bidder. The national trust should have been given the opportunity to purchase it.
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Janine Hesp
9 years ago
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This development would not benefit local people. The access road would not cope with any additional traffic as it barely copes with the current volume in the summer months.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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There is absolutely no need to develop green field sites in this aonb. There is inadequate infrastructure to support the proposals. There is no local or community (immediate or wider) support for any of the proposals. This is one of the last bastions of unspoilt coastline; to develop it is unnecessary, unwanted, wholly at odds with the wider area and would be a travesty.
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Paul
9 years ago
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Insufficient road network to manage this development and the destruction of a sssi make this proposal in my view wrong
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Richard Durrant
9 years ago
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I surfed my way through uni at this beach, development will ruin a beautiful, pristine and beautiful part of the country.
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Matz Ginman-Trout
9 years ago
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We don't need some rich developer from the city who said he wouldn't change the Bantham area when he bought it go back on his word to develop and destroy a naturally beautiful area and one of only a few unspoilt but popular places left in the South West!
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elizabeth gabriel
9 years ago
As quoted in my letter to the Western Morning News-"You don't know what you have got until it's gone."
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Nick Cotter
9 years ago
If you have signed this you and your contacts may also be interested in https://www.facebook.com/savebantham/?fref=nf and https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/bantham-2017-stop-the-proposed-development-of-bantham-village-and-beach
THE STORIES PEOPLE ARE SHARING ABOUT THEIR TIME AT THE ESTATE ARE ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!! I AM CURRENTLY COMPILING EVERY SINGLE STORY TO PRESENT TO THE COUNCIL SO THEY SEE EXACTLY WHAT IS AT STAKE HERE!! KEEP SENDING YOUR MEMORIES BECAUSE THEY ARE FUELING THIS FIGHT!!!
February 16, 2017
THE MOMENTUM BEHIND SAVING BANTHAM ESTATE IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLOSIVE RIGHT NOW!! IT IS BEYOND INCREDIBLE TO SEE SO MANY PEOPLE FIGHTING TO PROTECT OUR NATURAL BEAUTY FROM THESE GREEDY DEVELOPERS!!
26 Comments
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Wendy thuell
9 years ago
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It would be a pity to spoil a beautiful beach and surrounding area. This must be stopped. Unfortunately this is what you get by selling to the highest bidder. The national trust should have been given the opportunity to purchase it.
J
Janine Hesp
9 years ago
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This development would not benefit local people. The access road would not cope with any additional traffic as it barely copes with the current volume in the summer months.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
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There is absolutely no need to develop green field sites in this aonb. There is inadequate infrastructure to support the proposals. There is no local or community (immediate or wider) support for any of the proposals. This is one of the last bastions of unspoilt coastline; to develop it is unnecessary, unwanted, wholly at odds with the wider area and would be a travesty.
P
Paul
9 years ago
Featured
Insufficient road network to manage this development and the destruction of a sssi make this proposal in my view wrong
R
Richard Durrant
9 years ago
Featured
I surfed my way through uni at this beach, development will ruin a beautiful, pristine and beautiful part of the country.
M
Matz Ginman-Trout
9 years ago
Featured
We don't need some rich developer from the city who said he wouldn't change the Bantham area when he bought it go back on his word to develop and destroy a naturally beautiful area and one of only a few unspoilt but popular places left in the South West!
E
elizabeth gabriel
9 years ago
As quoted in my letter to the Western Morning News-"You don't know what you have got until it's gone."
N
Nick Cotter
9 years ago
If you have signed this you and your contacts may also be interested in https://www.facebook.com/savebantham/?fref=nf and https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/bantham-2017-stop-the-proposed-development-of-bantham-village-and-beach
It would be a pity to spoil a beautiful beach and surrounding area. This must be stopped. Unfortunately this is what you get by selling to the highest bidder. The national trust should have been given the opportunity to purchase it.