It is crazy to put the access road on the far side of the village so that anyone going anywhere has to drive through the centre of either Brundall,or more likely, Blofield to access the A47. What was the point of the local plans if this is approved!
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Paul Smith
9 years ago
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The current blockage of the main sewer in Brundall says it all. In my letter of representation to Broadland District Council, I will be sending a photograph to emphasise the point. Let's use this unique photo opportunity to our advantage.
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Duncan Potts
9 years ago
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There is not enough infrastructure in this village to cope with yet more houses. I wait weeks on end to get an appointment to see A GP ( not necessarily my own!) The traffic through the village is far too great & large for the roads in the village.
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Melanie Cole
9 years ago
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This needs to remain an open space for an ever-expanding village - to safeguard the wildlife and to abide by the wishes of the Parish Plan voted and endorsed by villagers. Brundall and Blofield have already shouldered more than their fair share of new development.
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Peta Kerrigan
9 years ago
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This development will cause too much trafficking c on the already chaotic roundabout on the A47 Also there is undeveloped brown field sites around Norwich which should be priority for development not green spaces. The schools and the Drs will not cope with this.
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Linda Willis
10 years ago
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I agree that Brundall has done its bit in contributing to new housing recently. There are plenty of farmland fields around, with no houses for miles, to create new villages on. Create more villages and stop growing ours to the size of a town.
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Ann-Marie Simpson
3 years ago
Is there still hope this proposal can be stopped
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Caroline Stocks
4 years ago
It's time more notice was taken of those who live already in Brundall.
It is crazy to put the access road on the far side of the village so that anyone going anywhere has to drive through the centre of either Brundall,or more likely, Blofield to access the A47. What was the point of the local plans if this is approved!
P
Paul Smith
9 years ago
Featured
The current blockage of the main sewer in Brundall says it all. In my letter of representation to Broadland District Council, I will be sending a photograph to emphasise the point. Let's use this unique photo opportunity to our advantage.
D
Duncan Potts
9 years ago
Featured
There is not enough infrastructure in this village to cope with yet more houses. I wait weeks on end to get an appointment to see A GP ( not necessarily my own!) The traffic through the village is far too great & large for the roads in the village.
M
Melanie Cole
9 years ago
Featured
This needs to remain an open space for an ever-expanding village - to safeguard the wildlife and to abide by the wishes of the Parish Plan voted and endorsed by villagers. Brundall and Blofield have already shouldered more than their fair share of new development.
P
Peta Kerrigan
9 years ago
Featured
This development will cause too much trafficking c on the already chaotic roundabout on the A47 Also there is undeveloped brown field sites around Norwich which should be priority for development not green spaces. The schools and the Drs will not cope with this.
L
Linda Willis
10 years ago
Featured
I agree that Brundall has done its bit in contributing to new housing recently. There are plenty of farmland fields around, with no houses for miles, to create new villages on. Create more villages and stop growing ours to the size of a town.
A
Ann-Marie Simpson
3 years ago
Is there still hope this proposal can be stopped
C
Caroline Stocks
4 years ago
It's time more notice was taken of those who live already in Brundall.
It is crazy to put the access road on the far side of the village so that anyone going anywhere has to drive through the centre of either Brundall,or more likely, Blofield to access the A47. What was the point of the local plans if this is approved!