No 200 houses in Brundall

I would like to object to the per posed 200 new homes in Brundall,

Don't do it

Not needed in this village -not enough doctors / school places etc to cop e

We have had too much development happening over the last 2 years, the road structures can't cope as it is, with Blofield already expanding and Brundall also, the infrastructure is not capable of coping, schools, Doctors surgeries and the tranquility of village life is being compromised and will surely break..As for the drainage and utility supplies, these will feel the brunt of the greed of developing this area..We are not consulted till plans are in place..surely best to advise those who live here when land is going to be released for development, not once plans are in place...The A47 is already getting congested and to leave our villages with the road structures in place is asking for accidents and incidents..

Absolutely not.

There is no adequate road structure for these houses Local doctors overwhelmed ,one month appointments and the dentist has a long waiting list .School is full and local roads getting too busy .

The doctors can't cope now so how are we supposed to manage with another 200!!!

There aren't enough school places or doctors or dentists, infrastructure is important before houses

Brundall is a Broadland village. Any more development and it will start to resemble a town.

Brundall has inadequate support for existing residents! Examples: no football pitch or sports ground (Parkrun excepted, which is excellent) | Cremer's Meadow purchased by council & left undeveloped | to get an appointment with a GP patients need to forecast their illness 3 weeks in advance | the church heartlessly decided to close the Church Rooms used for teaching our pre-school children - I hope they continue to pray for forgiveness for that despicable act. Seems some awful attitudes exist in Brundall regarding the care of young & old; so a big, fat NO to throwing even more residents into the mix! I suggest building viaducts as part of the new NDR route & let those who fancy living in Broadland reside under there...

NO. Let's get real we do not have the infrastructure or the services for this sort of development.

Time to stop all this madness building on our beautiful countryside. Please please put a hold on all this building around Norfolk. Time to control our immigration and live happily now and in the future for our Grandchildren.

Please no more houses ....... !!!

A big no from me our schools can't take anymore children our doctors are bursting at the seams and most of all they are building these houses right at the back of my house spooling our lovely view of the country side

Enough now!!!!

100% no to more housing in Brundall/Blofield. The infrastructure (namely GP surgeries, schools and road networks) cannot sustain such an increase in population. Not to mention the destruction of more beautiful countryside which makes these 2 Broadland villages so special! The community spirit will become increasingly diluted. NO NO NO!!

These little villages don't need anymore houses. Not only are they an ugly eye saw with tiny non existent gardens and privacy the villages can't cope with more people. I know Blofield school is already very much overprescribed. Where will all these children learn. Let these villages be. Two large estates are already going up and in Brundall and some in Blofield. Enough!

Please let Blofield and Brundall remain the beautiful villages that they are. The infrastructure can't support this volume of people.

More houses ! Ridiculous, brundall and Blofield cannot cope with anymore, the strain on the surgeries, dentists ,roads etc is just to much. At this rate there will be nowhere for children to play, people to walk their dogs.

Who ever is in charge of planning should be getting their finances checked obviously taking bungs of housing developers stop this madness before we lose are quiet villages we once loved