Northamptonshire is being destroyed and turned into a dumping ground. First planners wrecked the towns, next our villages and countryside
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Steven storey
9 years ago
Needs much more thought
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Hazel Williamson
9 years ago
This would not enhance the villages in any way and the infrastructure would not be able to support it .
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Amanda campbell
9 years ago
Its a villiage that will be ruined stop the greed no infastructure planned developers are ruining it
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Nancy cambeiro
9 years ago
This is a small village, with very narrow roads, 220 houses will be a constant traffic and pollution just the start of a long list of why we said NO to this proposal plan.
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Joy harrington
9 years ago
Building all these houses will ruin this village I don't see how the roads will cope . Developers never consider the local residents
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Sally luke
9 years ago
Like to see the hall restored but not at any cost. Our villages are being ruined.
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Deborah Hewson
9 years ago
I agree in restoring a beautiful historic property but not at the cost of destroying the countryside and beautiful landscape.
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Tracey Redwood
9 years ago
This will ruin a beautiful area.
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Tim Dobson
9 years ago
Devastating for the village. Up to 600/700 cars coming out near the school. No thought as usual.
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Lynne Mclellan
9 years ago
Too many houses, ruin the village
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Karen Matthews
9 years ago
As stated this will double the size of the village, the amount of traffic that will emerge onto Sywell Road both during and after development is far too great for the road onto the new estate to deal with. It will be a very dangerous junction. The listed house directly on the road at the junction is likely to suffer greatly from this heavy traffic.
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Julie Thorneycroft
9 years ago
It will ruin the village
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Paul Thorneycroft
9 years ago
Barry Howard must have known he couldnt afford this ambitous build. Was the plan always the housing estate with the school a side line.
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Jennie parnell
9 years ago
As a resident of Sywell, it's an excessive build in Overstone without the infrastructure in place. I also do not believe that the house will be restored.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Building on a green field site where the roads won't support the extra traffic. Very silly idea!
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Emma Johnson
9 years ago
Ruining a greenfield site unnecessarily
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Sandie Watts
9 years ago
Please don't spoil this beautiful village with another housing estate
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Carol Hughes
9 years ago
This has to stop. Its complete madness, the people of the villages will suffer for ever for someone's greed. The infrastructure will not cope
Please don't build here!!!
Northamptonshire is being destroyed and turned into a dumping ground. First planners wrecked the towns, next our villages and countryside
Needs much more thought
This would not enhance the villages in any way and the infrastructure would not be able to support it .
Its a villiage that will be ruined stop the greed no infastructure planned developers are ruining it
This is a small village, with very narrow roads, 220 houses will be a constant traffic and pollution just the start of a long list of why we said NO to this proposal plan.
Building all these houses will ruin this village I don't see how the roads will cope . Developers never consider the local residents
Like to see the hall restored but not at any cost. Our villages are being ruined.
I agree in restoring a beautiful historic property but not at the cost of destroying the countryside and beautiful landscape.
This will ruin a beautiful area.
Devastating for the village. Up to 600/700 cars coming out near the school. No thought as usual.
Too many houses, ruin the village
As stated this will double the size of the village, the amount of traffic that will emerge onto Sywell Road both during and after development is far too great for the road onto the new estate to deal with. It will be a very dangerous junction. The listed house directly on the road at the junction is likely to suffer greatly from this heavy traffic.
It will ruin the village
Barry Howard must have known he couldnt afford this ambitous build. Was the plan always the housing estate with the school a side line.
As a resident of Sywell, it's an excessive build in Overstone without the infrastructure in place. I also do not believe that the house will be restored.
Building on a green field site where the roads won't support the extra traffic. Very silly idea!
Ruining a greenfield site unnecessarily
Please don't spoil this beautiful village with another housing estate
This has to stop. Its complete madness, the people of the villages will suffer for ever for someone's greed. The infrastructure will not cope