No 200 houses in Brundall

No more houses we have far too many new ones in and around the area

Leave our green spaces alone, stop spoiling where we live. Isn't the village plan supposed to stop development of these areas?

We need less immigration not more houses! Enough development in Brundall. The police, Nhs, ambulance service are decimated at present. Protect our countryside, and listen to the tax payers of Brundall, we have lost the cricket field with no consultation. This area is supposed to be protected under the village plan

There is way to much development happening in Brundall at a time when the tories have destroyed public services, NHS, Ambulace Police are all in chaos, we can't cope with more homes. Leave our green spaces alone

There have been more than enough new houses built in Brundall in the last 3 years, especially when added to the developments that are already planned. We don't need any more. This is simply profiteering on a huge scale and we need our elected bodies to stand up and kick this into touch. There is NO case for these houses. This beautiful green space is a vital symbol of Brundall's dwindling rural heritage, as well as home to a variety of wildlife. If it goes it goes for EVER, and for no good reason. Enough new homes, say NO.

Two new estates built already, and more in Blofield, no new amenities. Plans to build on the very area which is one of the supposed protected views. Come on, Parish Council. Stop this now.

Please no more houses in the village. Green spaces are vital where people and wildlife can both survive side by side !!!

I always understand that expansion is part of long term growth plans. But, this can no longer be at the expense of our fast vanishing wildlife which itself is integral to our happiness and wellbeing.

I see Brundall as a rural village about to be engulfed by Norwich. Loss of this village atmosphere and its rural surroundings with the wildlife it supports would be a real and irreversable shame.

There are enough new builds here already. We need to protect green spaces.

I hope the houses are built. Having run business in brundall for 4 years I recently had to give it up due to a lack of support I now hope that any new businesses do better. The only way for that to happen is to have more houses and more people.

I really feel that there are enough new houses going up in Brundall . Doctors , schools etc are stretched enough . I can only see this as having a negative impact on the village .

Can't get in schools or doctors as it is!

I am against the current expansion of Brundall as I do not think that enough consideration has been given to how this increase in the population will affect the already stretched infrastructure (schools, dentists, doctors etc.)

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.

No more building in Brundall . Please.

deleted my comment in error. The strain on Brundall's school, doctor's surgery and highways should have meant that this never even reached. "Proposed" status. Brundall is shoe horned between a dual carriage way and a river, it has no elasticity to absorb a further increase in population and their demands. This is one of the last green spaces left in the village. I admit to being directly affected by this proposal as would the fauna and flora that traverse this green thoroughfare. Just this morning two marsh harriers were circling directly over this area. "Is then no nook of English ground secure From rash assault?" William Wordsworth

No no no no no no

It should be the DUTY and RESPONSIBILITY of the democratically elected Council to ensure that this proposal can be sustained by the current facilities. Show me a capacity plan or feasibility study that proves Brundall can cope, and I'll take my name off the pettition ....... tick,tock.

Don't ruin the view.