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240905 | Petition to stop sand being taken from Hayle Beach
240905 | Petition - Change.org | Cease Sand Mining Operations on Hayle Beach Immediately
220516 | 'Save our Sands' protesters fear Hayle development is 'destroying' part of Cornish coastline
'Save our Sands' protesters fear Hayle development is 'destroying' part of Cornish coastline
- Monday 16 May 2022, 5:0
220407 | Riverside Chalet - Simon Wright, owner of Harbour Development Company trying to evict
Michelle Scully explained that she wanted to speak about the problems her friend Karin Howey, of Riverside Chalet was having as Simon Wright, owner of the Harbour Development Company was trying to evict her. She said that although Mr Wright had previously claimed he loved and wanted to protect the chalets, apparently there was a letter in existence stating that he wanted to remove them. Michelle said that through her own investigation she believed the rights to the Harbour had initially been gained fraudulently, by the then owners Tekoa. She said that Karin was facing £9,000 court costs and being continually bombarded by Coodes Solicitors, who were trying to settle out of court. She said that at the eviction hearing, the judge had postponed for a full hearing on 1 July. Miche read more »
201215 | Apprentices building for the future | Building and Construction | Hayle
Apprentices building for the future read more »
200916 | Drone footage reveals what Hayle harbour redevelopment could look like
200916 | Drone footage reveals what Hayle harbour redevelopment could look like
200823 | Inside the huge riverside development which aims to transform Hayle forever
Inside the huge riverside development which aims to transform Hayle forever
The ongoing construction works will turn a brownfield site into a new bustling quarter with waterside homes, restaurants, shops, a gin distillery, a cinema and a hotel read more »
200901 | Work progressing well in regeneration of North Quay | Hayle Pump
Corinthian Homes started work on site in January and the first block of new quayside townhouses, Cannery Row, has superstructure complete and is on course for the first residents to move in during autumn. We are also busy with major excavations and reinforced concrete work to quaysides in preparation for further development, including the creation of underground car parking and incorporation of tidal defences as part of site-wide flood mitigation measures.
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200901 | North Quay Footpath Registration-Your Help Needed
Even the Electric Works Road, used since 1905 when the original footpath was cut off by the power station, now has a ‘permissive footpath’ sign implying that the owner could refuse permission at any time. I can remember driving a car along this path back in the 70s and 80s.
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