Representation by Lady Hancock
- Date submitted
- 28 September 2020
- Submitted by
- Members of the public/businesses
I have had great pleasure in visiting Suffolk and recognised the great value of its unspoiled landscapes. The area has gained worldwide recognition through its depiction in the works of the poet George Crabbe and the internationally famous composer Benjamin Britten. To damage the Suffolk coastline would be to cause international outrage. David Attenborough, spokesperson for our desperately urgent need to save our planet, has highlighted through an important TV programme and social media feed, the need to preserve habitats in order to prevent the extinction of species. In this time of economic crisis Government is urging the hospitality industry to take steps to thrive. If EDF destroys the attraction of the wild coast and bird life there will be few tourists.