Definitely not!!! I take my dogs for a walk on the field right next to my house. Stop being greedy!
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David Wells
10 years ago
I am also concerned about the proposal for the road access both during construction and also afterwards. The presentation at the memorial hall was so misleading in this regard as well with the display boards being out of date following a meeting with highways and at least one representative being unaware of this fundamental development.
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Rachel Barber
10 years ago
Do our villages really need more housing?? No !! Brundall and Blofield have had enough. Think about schools, doctors and our green fields
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Fiona Myhill
10 years ago
Services are already under pressure to cope....
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Susan Burcham
10 years ago
its madness to think the villages can cope with it and I was born here and lived here all my life and I don't want it all built up I like the peace and quite and with all these new house will come trouble and crime I can just see it
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Lucy Anderson
10 years ago
We need less cars and more recreation space. Not this,
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Lorraine Royal
10 years ago
Infrastructure cannot support all the new dwellings currently under construction or planned for Blofield/Brundall areas
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Rosie Moore
10 years ago
Would hate to lose the feel of the village with more houses it would be more cramped and more like a town. And that a goes against all the reasons I moved here.
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Patricia Skyring
10 years ago
As a Blofield resident, I feel there is to much new building. Our villages are rapidly losing their once quite living environment.
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Ally
10 years ago
There's enough traffic in Blofield as it is without more construction traffic. Why are you so intent on ruining villages? Surely there is other places to build without turning villages into towns
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Lisa cushing
10 years ago
Too much traffic now and i am in lingwood we want to stay a village not a town ruining the wildlife as well
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Helen Batley
10 years ago
The village can't cope with any more houses or traffic
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Vicky Conway
10 years ago
Ridiculous proposal; no access, destruction of beautiful countryside, both villages are only just maintaining separate identities. Overcrowding for facilities, schools. Bad affect on the surrounding properties.
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Sharon Ball
10 years ago
The village is struggling now with lack of facilities. Complete and utter lack of thought has gone into this
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Carrie nobbs
10 years ago
There has already been 2 new housing developments in Brundall in last year without consideration to impacts on school, doctors and other facilities. Our small village cannot deal with another large housing estate without ruining it.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Blofield and Brundal can not support more house the roads and facilities cannot and will not cope.
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Lindsay Ogden
10 years ago
already over populated - school health centre etc can't cope
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Doreen Kelf
10 years ago
Facilities in Brundall and the surrounding area are overstretched including GP's Schools, Traffic both internally and getting out of the village. Without the infrastructure investment the quality of life for existing and future residents will be impaired
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The village and it's amenities will not cope with more housing in the village
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Anonymous
10 years ago
No room for extra housing, doctors and schools pushed already!!!
We are a village...
Definitely not!!! I take my dogs for a walk on the field right next to my house. Stop being greedy!
I am also concerned about the proposal for the road access both during construction and also afterwards. The presentation at the memorial hall was so misleading in this regard as well with the display boards being out of date following a meeting with highways and at least one representative being unaware of this fundamental development.
Do our villages really need more housing?? No !! Brundall and Blofield have had enough. Think about schools, doctors and our green fields
Services are already under pressure to cope....
its madness to think the villages can cope with it and I was born here and lived here all my life and I don't want it all built up I like the peace and quite and with all these new house will come trouble and crime I can just see it
We need less cars and more recreation space. Not this,
Infrastructure cannot support all the new dwellings currently under construction or planned for Blofield/Brundall areas
Would hate to lose the feel of the village with more houses it would be more cramped and more like a town. And that a goes against all the reasons I moved here.
As a Blofield resident, I feel there is to much new building. Our villages are rapidly losing their once quite living environment.
There's enough traffic in Blofield as it is without more construction traffic. Why are you so intent on ruining villages? Surely there is other places to build without turning villages into towns
Too much traffic now and i am in lingwood we want to stay a village not a town ruining the wildlife as well
The village can't cope with any more houses or traffic
Ridiculous proposal; no access, destruction of beautiful countryside, both villages are only just maintaining separate identities. Overcrowding for facilities, schools. Bad affect on the surrounding properties.
The village is struggling now with lack of facilities. Complete and utter lack of thought has gone into this
There has already been 2 new housing developments in Brundall in last year without consideration to impacts on school, doctors and other facilities. Our small village cannot deal with another large housing estate without ruining it.
Blofield and Brundal can not support more house the roads and facilities cannot and will not cope.
already over populated - school health centre etc can't cope
Facilities in Brundall and the surrounding area are overstretched including GP's Schools, Traffic both internally and getting out of the village. Without the infrastructure investment the quality of life for existing and future residents will be impaired
The village and it's amenities will not cope with more housing in the village
No room for extra housing, doctors and schools pushed already!!! We are a village...