We are losing the essence of Brundall as a rural village with its lovely country walks, views and way of life. Already the cricket club has gone west! How about building and improving infrastructure on the other side of the River Yare!
P
Peter Horner
9 years ago
No
T
Tony Burns
9 years ago
Brundall expansion is a bad idea the Brundall and Blofield schools are already over placed number wise, the Doctors surgery cannot handle anymore numbers and the d
NHS Dentist is full.
The A47 is already a nightmare to get on at the roundabout.
The village needs time for the resources to catch up with the demand before any more houses are built.
D
Donna Savage
9 years ago
We have no school places and no doctors places why build more houses
L
Liz waterman
9 years ago
This is not in the local plan. Would destroy a lovely view. Local infrastructure would not cope either.
J
Jason Waterman
9 years ago
Ask the Parish Council about the incentives offered by the government to accept these schemes
S
Sarah Thompson
9 years ago
This is a village which already has traffic problems - evident each morning on The Dales by the school, it is only a matter of time before there is a bad accident. The GP surgery cannot recruit enough doctors and have closed their books to new patients. Building a new surgery would not solve the problem as there is a nationwide shortage of GPs.
A
Andrea Burns
9 years ago
The current infrastructure i.e. Schools, doctors etc are already under enormous pressure
Z
Zoe
9 years ago
Not withstanding the limitations of school places and the pressure on the local GP surgery who cannot at the moment accept new patients, this is a valuable green space allowing vibrant and at risk wildlife a breeding, feeding and foraging corridor. Skylarks nest and display in this field, marsh harriers rise on the thermals and hedgehogs pass unimpeded.
If the Parish Council could help facilitate a sale of this land in manageable portions we could protect it for the benefit of all living things.
B
Bridget Holmes
9 years ago
Brundall doesn't need 200 more houses . The road access on to the A47 will be a nightmare,as it's bad enough now
L
Lesley Byers
9 years ago
Protect nature, there's so much development east of the city. We DO NOT need more housing!!!
H
Helen Casson
9 years ago
The road system and services in Brundall will not cope with this extra population. Brundall has already fulfilled its quota of new houses.
J
Judy sharman
9 years ago
I really don't think we need more houses in brundall, more amenities yes , to entertain the residents that we have .
C
C Symonds-peach
9 years ago
Look at the sign outside doctors surgery building these will make matters worse
K
katherine
9 years ago
I vote NO to more houses on Berryfields
S
Sara Read
9 years ago
The current infrastructure in Brundall will not cope with an additional 200 houses.
T
Thomas Rowley
9 years ago
Lack of amenities in brundall to accommodate another 400+ people.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Please, no more houses in Brundall
E
Ellie
9 years ago
Brundall is supposed to be a countryside village! Not a town.
C
Claire Condie
9 years ago
None of the services in the village can handle the people already here so you build more is insane
We are losing the essence of Brundall as a rural village with its lovely country walks, views and way of life. Already the cricket club has gone west! How about building and improving infrastructure on the other side of the River Yare!
No
Brundall expansion is a bad idea the Brundall and Blofield schools are already over placed number wise, the Doctors surgery cannot handle anymore numbers and the d NHS Dentist is full. The A47 is already a nightmare to get on at the roundabout. The village needs time for the resources to catch up with the demand before any more houses are built.
We have no school places and no doctors places why build more houses
This is not in the local plan. Would destroy a lovely view. Local infrastructure would not cope either.
Ask the Parish Council about the incentives offered by the government to accept these schemes
This is a village which already has traffic problems - evident each morning on The Dales by the school, it is only a matter of time before there is a bad accident. The GP surgery cannot recruit enough doctors and have closed their books to new patients. Building a new surgery would not solve the problem as there is a nationwide shortage of GPs.
The current infrastructure i.e. Schools, doctors etc are already under enormous pressure
Not withstanding the limitations of school places and the pressure on the local GP surgery who cannot at the moment accept new patients, this is a valuable green space allowing vibrant and at risk wildlife a breeding, feeding and foraging corridor. Skylarks nest and display in this field, marsh harriers rise on the thermals and hedgehogs pass unimpeded. If the Parish Council could help facilitate a sale of this land in manageable portions we could protect it for the benefit of all living things.
Brundall doesn't need 200 more houses . The road access on to the A47 will be a nightmare,as it's bad enough now
Protect nature, there's so much development east of the city. We DO NOT need more housing!!!
The road system and services in Brundall will not cope with this extra population. Brundall has already fulfilled its quota of new houses.
I really don't think we need more houses in brundall, more amenities yes , to entertain the residents that we have .
Look at the sign outside doctors surgery building these will make matters worse
I vote NO to more houses on Berryfields
The current infrastructure in Brundall will not cope with an additional 200 houses.
Lack of amenities in brundall to accommodate another 400+ people.
Please, no more houses in Brundall
Brundall is supposed to be a countryside village! Not a town.
None of the services in the village can handle the people already here so you build more is insane