It's time more notice was taken of those who live already in Brundall.
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Sara Knox
5 years ago
How does the local school & the local Doctors cope with the increase ? They don’t !
cope ?
How the local
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Richard Perry
5 years ago
Brundall is full; there is no room. Our facilities will not support all of these new housing developments .
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Neil Wood
5 years ago
They won’t rest until they have destroyed our village.
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Angie
5 years ago
Brundall is a village - keep it separate from other villages not linked
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Tanya Bailey
5 years ago
Save Brundall from all of the overdevelopment, find another area we have had enough and don't have the infrastructure to cope with more people.
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Mr David A Carty
5 years ago
The infrastructure can't take any more development. There will be continual traffic chaos as vehicles negotiate the narrow Blofield Road competing with commercial transport and buses. 'There is no room at the inn' as the saying goes.
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Keith Pembroke
6 years ago
We cannot sustain that level of increased development as we keep saying
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Ashley Moore
6 years ago
We dont want no more,we have to save some of are country side.
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Linda Young
6 years ago
Please stop these greedy developers building eyesores around here. They are usually little boxes on tiny plots of land so all squashed in. Soon there don't be enough land to grow our food let alone wildlife to survive. Enough!
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Linda Young
6 years ago
Please stop these greedy developers building eyesores around here. They are usually little boxes on tiny plots of land so all squashed in. Soon there don't be enough land to grow our food let alone wildlife to survive. Enough!
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Hannah Young
6 years ago
Brundall is becoming a small town rather than a village. All the fields and farm land being taken up and for what? More pokey houses. The primary school is only so big, the doctors surgery only has so many appointments which you struggle to get an appointment now let alone when more people come. Wildlife’s habitats are being destroyed for this new development. Norfolk is known for its countryside and wildlife-it won’t be for much long if we carry on like this! I’m signing this petition, to stop the planned development going ahead-to save our village and wildlife!!
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Linda Young
6 years ago
Brundall is big enough now. There is too much development around here. We are losing too much farmland to pokey little boxes crammed on to tiny pockets of land. If people don't want decent sized gardens to look after then perhaps they should buy a flat in the city and not encourage greedy developers to build these eyesores
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Graham Abbott
6 years ago
The site GNLP0436, is deemed unreasonable, and will not be considered for allocation as was stated in the last phase of the gnlp consultation. Plus we do have 5+ years land supply, so there is hope the inspector will not approve it
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Michaelscothern
6 years ago
No room
No doctors
No school spaces
Roads busy enough.
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Andy Bonham
7 years ago
Whilst I support progress and the need for housing for our younger citizens I would like to know why the facilities in the village remain unchanged in respect of schools, medical centres etc ? Lingwood have a new school and community hall which I assume were at least partly funded via an “incentive” from a developer ? Or have the district council “taken” the money for other projects
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tracey
7 years ago
whats the point of sticking more houses up when the schools doctors can not accomadate ?.
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Ann Carty
7 years ago
Brundall is a village, please don't turn it it to a town, I moved here from a city for the country life and greed is ruining the village
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The developers want to make money, the planners are simpletons "following" rules. They've almost destroyed our village already and seem hell bent on turning it into a subburb of Norwich.
Is there still hope this proposal can be stopped
It's time more notice was taken of those who live already in Brundall.
How does the local school & the local Doctors cope with the increase ? They don’t ! cope ? How the local
Brundall is full; there is no room. Our facilities will not support all of these new housing developments .
They won’t rest until they have destroyed our village.
Brundall is a village - keep it separate from other villages not linked
Save Brundall from all of the overdevelopment, find another area we have had enough and don't have the infrastructure to cope with more people.
The infrastructure can't take any more development. There will be continual traffic chaos as vehicles negotiate the narrow Blofield Road competing with commercial transport and buses. 'There is no room at the inn' as the saying goes.
We cannot sustain that level of increased development as we keep saying
We dont want no more,we have to save some of are country side.
Please stop these greedy developers building eyesores around here. They are usually little boxes on tiny plots of land so all squashed in. Soon there don't be enough land to grow our food let alone wildlife to survive. Enough!
Please stop these greedy developers building eyesores around here. They are usually little boxes on tiny plots of land so all squashed in. Soon there don't be enough land to grow our food let alone wildlife to survive. Enough!
Brundall is becoming a small town rather than a village. All the fields and farm land being taken up and for what? More pokey houses. The primary school is only so big, the doctors surgery only has so many appointments which you struggle to get an appointment now let alone when more people come. Wildlife’s habitats are being destroyed for this new development. Norfolk is known for its countryside and wildlife-it won’t be for much long if we carry on like this! I’m signing this petition, to stop the planned development going ahead-to save our village and wildlife!!
Brundall is big enough now. There is too much development around here. We are losing too much farmland to pokey little boxes crammed on to tiny pockets of land. If people don't want decent sized gardens to look after then perhaps they should buy a flat in the city and not encourage greedy developers to build these eyesores
The site GNLP0436, is deemed unreasonable, and will not be considered for allocation as was stated in the last phase of the gnlp consultation. Plus we do have 5+ years land supply, so there is hope the inspector will not approve it
No room No doctors No school spaces Roads busy enough.
Whilst I support progress and the need for housing for our younger citizens I would like to know why the facilities in the village remain unchanged in respect of schools, medical centres etc ? Lingwood have a new school and community hall which I assume were at least partly funded via an “incentive” from a developer ? Or have the district council “taken” the money for other projects
whats the point of sticking more houses up when the schools doctors can not accomadate ?.
Brundall is a village, please don't turn it it to a town, I moved here from a city for the country life and greed is ruining the village
The developers want to make money, the planners are simpletons "following" rules. They've almost destroyed our village already and seem hell bent on turning it into a subburb of Norwich.