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Send emails to:
matthew.meredith@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
and
ETC@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
Make sure you have added the appeal case reference:
APP/ML/25/04
We have until midnight on 12th December, but please do it NOW!
TEMPLATE 1 - Appeal Dismissal Letter (Brief) (pdf)
DownloadTEMPLATE 1 - Appeal Dismissal Letter (Brief) (docx)
DownloadTEMPLATE 2- Appeal Dismissal Letter (Bullet Points) (pdf)
DownloadTEMPLATE 2- Appeal Dismissal Letter (Bullet Points) (docx)
DownloadTEMPLATE 3 - Appeal Dismissal Letter (Detailed) (pdf)
DownloadTEMPLATE 3 - Appeal Dismissal Letter (Detailed) (docx)
DownloadThe appeal is with the Planning Inspectorate, and the public have until 12th December 2025 to submit any representations.
This can be done by emailing the case officer on:
matthew.meredith@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
and cc'ing
ETC@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
The 'appellants' are Camel Fish Ltd and the case number is APP/ML/25/04.
You must include the above details in any correspondence.
The Planning Inspectorate will NOT acknowledge receipt of your email or letter.
This 230 page document has been written by Dr Angela Mead, still (somehow) of BIOME ALGAE LTD, now, remarkably, employed at CODY BLUE SOLUTIONS - look 'em up!
We are working through the document now, but you can read and download it yourselves below. Available to download below is the MMO Decision Report (rejection) from April this year, the Public Submission from the November 2024 consultation and the MMO appeal notice.
If you wish to send a representation by post, the address is:
Matthew Meredith
The Planning Inspectorate
Temple Quay House
2 The Square
Bristol
BS1 6PN
***IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE ALL MAKE OUR VOICES HEARD***
FACTS:
GO AHEAD AND SEND AN EMAIL IN, OR YOU CAN WAIT TO HEAR MORE FROM US
Email the case officer on:
matthew.meredith@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
and cc
ETC@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
Save Our Bays is a Community Interest Company which supports coastal communities and the marine and coastal environment. Through information sharing and engagement with community groups, schools and individuals, we are committed to the conservation and protection of our precious nearshore and coastal habitats.
Through lobbying, press engagement and collaboration with other marine advocates, we help to raise awareness of threats to coastal areas, and support campaigns to preserve marine ecosystems.
Whilst the ‘Blue Economy’, in the form of seaweed aquaculture and other mariculture installations, carbon capture ventures, Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement, desalination and biotechnology, are very possibly the beginnings of a solution to mitigate the impacts of climate change, these projects need to be handled carefully, with coastal communities, small boat fisheries and the environment at the forefront of proposals..
From the outset, before a marine licence is applied for, it is crucial that developers seek Social License to Operate.
We strongly suggest that emerging mariculture and coastal development companies call on the mix of skills, expertise, generosity and commitment to the conservation of marine habitats available within coastal communities, to boost their licence applications and to give their businesses the strongest start.
“We have the choice to use the gift of our life to make the world a better place–or not to bother.” Jane Goodall
Please see WWF and SAMS 'Social License for UK Seaweed Farming' HERE,
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