The developers won't have to live with the consequences of this reckless development. I hope the planning committee have the good sense to refuse it.
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Sophie Hudson
6 months ago
Enough is enough
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Emma Hawley betton
6 months ago
I live on Frolesworth rd. I think it's all too much. We need protecting
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Stephen Thompson
6 months ago
This is crazy to add 500 new homes upstream of a road that is now flooding every time we get heavy prolonged rain is mad. Have the planners no empathy for people whose houses are in Frolesworth road and are already suffering. Are they going to be liable for the extra damage and trauma they cause. I very much doubt it.
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Rebecca Hogarth
6 months ago
Save our countryside!
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Sharon Pattison
6 months ago
Infrastructure needs to be prioritised. I would urge any planners to consider whether thy would want to live in the homes that are affected by flooding. Always consider others and don’t expect anyone to live to a lesser standard than that which you would expect due to your actions or decisions
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John Anderson
6 months ago
We all need to stand firm to stop this stupidity.
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Jonathan firth
6 months ago
Our village cannot take any development esp on frolesworth rd
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Mark Baker
6 months ago
Without a major redevelopment of the drainage and sewer system in the village there is no way new houses can be added
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Andy Kerridge
6 months ago
Very poor choice of location. Just because it is an "empty" field, does not make it great building site
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trevor hawkins
6 months ago
Drainage is bad enough now ,without lots more houses
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Richard Whitelegg
6 months ago
It is clear the area is not suitable for hundreds of extra houses on green fields
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Anonymous
6 months ago
It's an absolute disgrace that we have so many new builds and more flooding, and no extra facilities in our village that is as big as a town now. Takes me half hr to get through to speak to drs reception and chemist is over run. We don't want anymore houses and all the extra cars and floods !!!
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John Blagden
6 months ago
Flooding is a real problem now in Broughton
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Hayley Eaves
6 months ago
More development .. more flooding
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Anonymous
6 months ago
I think we have had enough changes in this village. The roads are busy now. Doctors struggling besides the sewerage system.
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Hazel Cundick
6 months ago
Whilst I don’t live in Broughton I drive through the village regularly and the flooding has definitely got worse over the past decade.building more houses on the proposed sites can only make this worse.
Development comes with a cost
It’s just getting worse
Please no more housing!
The developers won't have to live with the consequences of this reckless development. I hope the planning committee have the good sense to refuse it.
Enough is enough
I live on Frolesworth rd. I think it's all too much. We need protecting
This is crazy to add 500 new homes upstream of a road that is now flooding every time we get heavy prolonged rain is mad. Have the planners no empathy for people whose houses are in Frolesworth road and are already suffering. Are they going to be liable for the extra damage and trauma they cause. I very much doubt it.
Save our countryside!
Infrastructure needs to be prioritised. I would urge any planners to consider whether thy would want to live in the homes that are affected by flooding. Always consider others and don’t expect anyone to live to a lesser standard than that which you would expect due to your actions or decisions
We all need to stand firm to stop this stupidity.
Our village cannot take any development esp on frolesworth rd
Without a major redevelopment of the drainage and sewer system in the village there is no way new houses can be added
Very poor choice of location. Just because it is an "empty" field, does not make it great building site
Drainage is bad enough now ,without lots more houses
It is clear the area is not suitable for hundreds of extra houses on green fields
It's an absolute disgrace that we have so many new builds and more flooding, and no extra facilities in our village that is as big as a town now. Takes me half hr to get through to speak to drs reception and chemist is over run. We don't want anymore houses and all the extra cars and floods !!!
Flooding is a real problem now in Broughton
More development .. more flooding
I think we have had enough changes in this village. The roads are busy now. Doctors struggling besides the sewerage system.
Whilst I don’t live in Broughton I drive through the village regularly and the flooding has definitely got worse over the past decade.building more houses on the proposed sites can only make this worse.