THE EVIDENCE OF DISSATISFACTION. The obviously disgruntled occupier of this house on the Goldings development at Lane on the outskirts of Newquay is directly opposite the show home. We checked this out ourselves today and it really beggars belief, apart from the alleged substandard construction who on earth sanctioned a red brick estate on the edge of our Cornish countryside? One very noticeable feature was the sheer number of non Cornish registered vehicles even allowing for the fact that some of the few local residents may have bought secondhand cars from elsewhere. This is clear evidence of massive in migration and the lack of control being exercised by Cornwall's planners with regard to the aesthetics of this truly depressing place. How embarrassing for all concerned! Some campaigners’ comments relating to this latest environmental, architectural and human outrage: “How much are they charging for this shite? It's amazing how both the banks and the government (through their help to buy scheme), will only lend money for mortgages on these, supposedly, “properly built”, industry-endorsed homes. It beggars belief. Well done this page for standing up for decency.” “Those bricks look shocking” “Utterly disgusting and all from a company where the chief executive stands to get a £75m bonus, partly as a result of screwing their poor house buyers. With a government imposed new housing target for Cornwall likely to reach 60,000, there will more of the same coming to locations near you very soon. The wrecking of Cornwall is gathering pace simply to line the pockets of the greedy.” www.theguardian.com/business/2018/jun/06/persimmon-pay-panel-chief-unable-to-tell-mps-firms-average-pay “Who every gave this the go ahead should be removed and flogged publicly!” “The chronology of failure is no longer avoidable” “Evidently these ‘thrown up’ houses are only expected to last between 25-30 yrs! Shocking” Note that the shocking mass development of Newquay at Quintrell Downs was initially kicked off by the Duke of Cornwall, (Prince) Charles Windsor, with his multimillion pound sale to developers, and back door deals with planners... His name just keeps cropping up: www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2014-02-08/revealed-the-affordable-homes-axed-by-crown-estate-and-prince-charless-duchy