there is already a new estate not finished yet,that there children cant get into brundall school,the dentist is over subscribed and no new patiants being taken on,the doctors has a long waiting time for appointments for the people already living in the village. MORE FACILITIES BEFORE MORE HOUSES come on somebody get some sense before issuing planning permission for more houses.
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Angel Doman
10 years ago
This village will not cope with the traffic another 200 homes will produce
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Carey cake
10 years ago
the road systems cannot cope, the ligh pollution will harm the rare bats in the field ! We already have pot fair date of new houses !
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Roger Parsons
10 years ago
I have been pragmatic about previous housing developments in brundall - we moved in to the village in 1979, into a nice new home built on what had once been strawberry fields, so I didn't feel I could oppose the opportunity for others to be as fortunate as we had been. However, the area now proposed for development crosses an important psychological line - we would lose an area that provides the village with: a green lung, beautiful views and preserves the separate identities of Brundall and our friends in Blofield
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Karen webb
10 years ago
Iam against this happin
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Stephen Canham
10 years ago
I believe this will just be another drain on already stretched services such as schools and doctors and access roads.
We already have the pastures and other new houses being built. We really do not need any more!
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Susan Raw
10 years ago
I live in Blofield just to many houses going up,,,
Schools.Doctors and Dentists CAN NOT COPE,,,
Traffics a nightmare.
Brundall and Blofield were lovely villages in the 80's when we moved here,it's such a shame
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Nick
10 years ago
Enough Already!!
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Donna Wade
10 years ago
There are already two massive housing developments ongoing in Brundall, and another in Blofield.
There simply isn't the infrastructure to cope with another 200 houses and the resultant number of people. The school and GP surgery is already struggling to cope with the expansion in the population; it can't cope with any more houses at the moment.
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Jill Wood
10 years ago
We don't need anymore homes, it's difficult enough to get in the doctors now, let alone the school. It's supposed to be a village.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Proposals will put more strain on local services which are already at max capacity and cause severe traffic congestion
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As if it's not already hard enough to get a doctors or dentists appointment, or to get into brundall primary school with their long waiting list! Was never a big issue in the past, brundall is a small village and won't stretch just because it's being filled up!
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Nina Bowen
10 years ago
There are already several developments in Blofield (4 I think at the last count). Obviously there is already a big housing development on Cucumber Lane in Brundall too. All these houses as it is, is too much in such a small area. How will the schools and doctors manage? Roads? Personally I think no more housing should even be considered until all current housing developments are completed. Our beautiful villages are going to be ruined forever.
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Sharon stone
10 years ago
more information and thought about how this development will affect local services, schools and roads long after the contractors have departed
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Donna andrews
10 years ago
Brundalls character and infrastructure will be severely impacted by more development. As a resident I already struggle to get a doctors or dentist appointment. The development will be right behind where I currently live.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Far too many proposed developments in Blofield and Brundall. The roads, schools, doctors etc can't cope now, hate to think how our lovely villages are going to look like soon. We chose to live in a village to bring up our family around open fields etc to appreciate nature and the natural world around us, why do you keep depriving our future of this. Sell all the new houses still available across norwich/norfolk first before building more, also regeneration of empty homes would be better. Where are the thousands of families coming from to fill all these new houses around norwich?
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Paula Vincent
10 years ago
This isn't just 200 homes, it is potentially 500 people, 400 cars! Our little villages and towns are having the heart ripped out of them!
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Linda Bridgeman
10 years ago
There seems to be no concern for doctors, dentists, schools, access. This is a village, let's keep it that way
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Kerry jones
10 years ago
Really, more housing!?! More housing, more strain on the doctors surgery, more strain on the school, more money in the developers pockets. No care for the community and what they want.
No!
there is already a new estate not finished yet,that there children cant get into brundall school,the dentist is over subscribed and no new patiants being taken on,the doctors has a long waiting time for appointments for the people already living in the village. MORE FACILITIES BEFORE MORE HOUSES come on somebody get some sense before issuing planning permission for more houses.
This village will not cope with the traffic another 200 homes will produce
the road systems cannot cope, the ligh pollution will harm the rare bats in the field ! We already have pot fair date of new houses !
I have been pragmatic about previous housing developments in brundall - we moved in to the village in 1979, into a nice new home built on what had once been strawberry fields, so I didn't feel I could oppose the opportunity for others to be as fortunate as we had been. However, the area now proposed for development crosses an important psychological line - we would lose an area that provides the village with: a green lung, beautiful views and preserves the separate identities of Brundall and our friends in Blofield
Iam against this happin
I believe this will just be another drain on already stretched services such as schools and doctors and access roads. We already have the pastures and other new houses being built. We really do not need any more!
I live in Blofield just to many houses going up,,, Schools.Doctors and Dentists CAN NOT COPE,,, Traffics a nightmare. Brundall and Blofield were lovely villages in the 80's when we moved here,it's such a shame
Enough Already!!
There are already two massive housing developments ongoing in Brundall, and another in Blofield. There simply isn't the infrastructure to cope with another 200 houses and the resultant number of people. The school and GP surgery is already struggling to cope with the expansion in the population; it can't cope with any more houses at the moment.
We don't need anymore homes, it's difficult enough to get in the doctors now, let alone the school. It's supposed to be a village.
Proposals will put more strain on local services which are already at max capacity and cause severe traffic congestion
As if it's not already hard enough to get a doctors or dentists appointment, or to get into brundall primary school with their long waiting list! Was never a big issue in the past, brundall is a small village and won't stretch just because it's being filled up!
There are already several developments in Blofield (4 I think at the last count). Obviously there is already a big housing development on Cucumber Lane in Brundall too. All these houses as it is, is too much in such a small area. How will the schools and doctors manage? Roads? Personally I think no more housing should even be considered until all current housing developments are completed. Our beautiful villages are going to be ruined forever.
more information and thought about how this development will affect local services, schools and roads long after the contractors have departed
Brundalls character and infrastructure will be severely impacted by more development. As a resident I already struggle to get a doctors or dentist appointment. The development will be right behind where I currently live.
Far too many proposed developments in Blofield and Brundall. The roads, schools, doctors etc can't cope now, hate to think how our lovely villages are going to look like soon. We chose to live in a village to bring up our family around open fields etc to appreciate nature and the natural world around us, why do you keep depriving our future of this. Sell all the new houses still available across norwich/norfolk first before building more, also regeneration of empty homes would be better. Where are the thousands of families coming from to fill all these new houses around norwich?
This isn't just 200 homes, it is potentially 500 people, 400 cars! Our little villages and towns are having the heart ripped out of them!
There seems to be no concern for doctors, dentists, schools, access. This is a village, let's keep it that way
Really, more housing!?! More housing, more strain on the doctors surgery, more strain on the school, more money in the developers pockets. No care for the community and what they want.