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Stop the developerment of Bantham Estate!

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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

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Wendy thuell
9 years ago Featured

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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mauveen jarvis
9 years ago

This must be stopped as it will completely ruin the area. We have been visiting for 40 years. It will ruin the entire landscape.

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Pat Brooks
9 years ago

How could anyone in their right mind want to desecrate this beautiful area? It would be killing the goose that lays the golden egg to despoil this place where so many visit for its very openness and freedom. As for access lane.....!

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Tessa Legg
9 years ago

It would break my heart to see the area I grew up become developed!

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Janine Hesp
9 years ago Featured

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

Innapropriate over development of AONB

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Kate Hudnott
9 years ago

There's another petition with over 7000 signatures, make sure you sign that one too!!!

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Neil Young
9 years ago

A very rare and unchanged part of our shared history.

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Pharaoh Cooper
9 years ago

leave it alone for f#cks sake!!!

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Drew Tombs
9 years ago

Perfect as it is please keep it this way

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

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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John Copley
9 years ago

Keep it as it is....the South Hams. Known for its Beauty..... Do not destroy it like Salcombe.......Money the Root of all Evil .

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rosemary dennis
9 years ago

leave this beautiful area alone

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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

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Benjie Eldridge
9 years ago

The south west is fast becoming swallowed by oversized aggressive construction, it is of great concern when it happens in such epically beautiful and precious land such as this, the south wests jewel is it's landscape it what brings people together and brings people here in the first place! As a country and country we should be fighting with all we have to preserve wildlife and our natural sourroundins, it is our duty to protect the land against this sort f development, it is completely unsustainable, unjustified and irresponsible, we MUST protect the countryside from those who see fit to destroy it, there are other sites and locations that would cause far less of an impact, please stand up for the world, not money, because if we could turn the air into gold we would all suffocate in a rich mans world.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Just no need. Go to another beach if you require entertaining etc. The beauty of Bantham is it's unspoilt nature. Leave it alone.

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Sheldon Ryan
9 years ago

I object to the individual proposal i have seen published in the daily mail online. I also object to the frankly stupid, anti rich title of this petition. "By some millionaire"

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Jocelyn Ellis
9 years ago

Typical ........ money! ........... never mind nature and beauty! Very sad. That's aimed at sellers as well as buyer!