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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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Prime site advertising hoardings not welcome



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I WAS amazed recently when negotiating the roundabout leading from Newbiggin by the Sea to North Seaton to find that no fewer than three signs had been erected inviting holiday homeowners to 're-locate to Amble Links'.
And this on a prime site leading directly from Sandy Bay and Church Point caravan parks.

What does Northumberland County Council think it is doing?

Which ill-advised official sanctioned the erection of advertising hoardings that can only serv
e to combat one local community against another?

I am all for free enterprise, but allowing other districts entry at the back door is, in effect, tantamount to giving away our family silver.

These two Newbiggin caravan parks are crucial to the town's economy.

Caravanners are a permanent feature during most of the summer months and Bank Holiday weekends, spending a lot of their holiday cash in Newbiggin's shops, cafes and pubs.

This money is a vital factor in the town's economy.

Many visitors in their mobile homes spill over into nearby Woodhorn Museum, providing another source of much-needed revenue.

Is this what we can expect now that Northumberland has become a single unitary authority?

Are we to have a dog-eat-dog culture where only the strongest can survive?

COUN MIKE KIRKUP
Newbiggin by the Sea


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