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Early lighthouse projects faced opposition from various entities. The Trinity House was greedy to usurp more powers[1]. Wealthy shipowners and colliery owners were alarmed at the number of lighthouse projects and debates in Parliament followed[1].
The Trinity House considered lighthouses a luxury and sought to bestow them as seldom as possible[1]. Any lighthouse scheme from a private person was opposed with ruthless vigour by the Trinity House[1].
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