No more houses in Brundall - we are already swamped. this is a village, not a town
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Peter Rush
9 years ago
The Village can not cope with more houses being built the roads can not take any more traffic the doctors can not cope now, school is full , the main road would have to be completely re vamped for extra traffic and the exit onto the main A47 will have to be improved ie traffic light
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Anonymous
9 years ago
There has been no attention paid to where the residents of these new homes will go to school or see a doctor, and little regard to how they will fit onto the already congested roads in Brundall. This is a ridiculous application.
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Carol Martin
9 years ago
About time we stopped building on Green Belt land and started building on land which has already been used or built on and then abandoned/closed e.g warehouses or industrial land.
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Sally sinclair
9 years ago
Brundal can't sustain this development
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Katherine Shakespeare-Ward
9 years ago
We can't support this with the infrastructure we have. Plus we would lose all that nice green space.
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Stephen Barraclough
9 years ago
Keep Brundall a Broadland village! No more houses.
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Tessa betts
9 years ago
No to building!
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Vicky McKenzie
9 years ago
Don't destroy all the beauty of Brundal with continuous swathes of new housing.
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Patrick Harrison
9 years ago
The Brundall infrastructure cannot support another 200 houses with about 800 people. The surgery, school, roads and shops will struggle to cope. Plus the loss of the green belt separating Brundall from Blofield
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Gene miller
9 years ago
We are destroying the countryside and residents lives by mass building
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Ivan Block
9 years ago
No more houses, please. The infrastructure of the village can no longer cope with more residents. The local surgery is unable to take any more patients and the school is full to the brink. We already have had two massive developments over the past 2 years (Maurecourt Drive and the Cricket Field). The streets are already half blocked with vehicles (The Street especially) and what's left of the highways are being dug up over this year in the name of Virgin Media. Please see sense and give us a break. Brundall does not deserve this and cannot absorb any more new builds.
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Carey cake
9 years ago
Leave the wildlife alone
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mrs m shreeve
9 years ago
What infrastructure will be put in, as usual.....none. schools, doctors, dentists. None of the existing ones can take more people. The answer is .... No to more housing.
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Denise Goodrum
9 years ago
The infrastructure is not adequate to support 200 houses
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Lukie Gooda
9 years ago
Brundall can't cope school and surgery is now oversubscribed as it is no infrastructure set for this it would cause serious negative impact for the new & old residents please look elsewhere
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Daniel Gooda
9 years ago
I grew up in Brundall and come to visit family often. After 2 new estates being added in recent years the change is starting to be detrimental. Local GP is overcrowded and can't register anymore residents, the excellent school has similar issues, another convenience store has popped up in an inconvenient location restricting traffic flow and this will only get worse with another 200 homes. Improve the infrastructure first and then maybe people will be open to having more residents in the area and having their beautiful countryside demolished.
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Margo Mayes
9 years ago
Brundall cannot cope with this proposal! Roads inadequate, medical services at breaking point right now and will cause overcrowding in School!
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Melanie Cole
9 years ago
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This needs to remain an open space for an ever-expanding village - to safeguard the wildlife and to abide by the wishes of the Parish Plan voted and endorsed by villagers. Brundall and Blofield have already shouldered more than their fair share of new development.
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TINA BROOKER
9 years ago
Way too many new estates being built in Blofield and Brundall.Enough.
No more houses in Brundall - we are already swamped. this is a village, not a town
The Village can not cope with more houses being built the roads can not take any more traffic the doctors can not cope now, school is full , the main road would have to be completely re vamped for extra traffic and the exit onto the main A47 will have to be improved ie traffic light
There has been no attention paid to where the residents of these new homes will go to school or see a doctor, and little regard to how they will fit onto the already congested roads in Brundall. This is a ridiculous application.
About time we stopped building on Green Belt land and started building on land which has already been used or built on and then abandoned/closed e.g warehouses or industrial land.
Brundal can't sustain this development
We can't support this with the infrastructure we have. Plus we would lose all that nice green space.
Keep Brundall a Broadland village! No more houses.
No to building!
Don't destroy all the beauty of Brundal with continuous swathes of new housing.
The Brundall infrastructure cannot support another 200 houses with about 800 people. The surgery, school, roads and shops will struggle to cope. Plus the loss of the green belt separating Brundall from Blofield
We are destroying the countryside and residents lives by mass building
No more houses, please. The infrastructure of the village can no longer cope with more residents. The local surgery is unable to take any more patients and the school is full to the brink. We already have had two massive developments over the past 2 years (Maurecourt Drive and the Cricket Field). The streets are already half blocked with vehicles (The Street especially) and what's left of the highways are being dug up over this year in the name of Virgin Media. Please see sense and give us a break. Brundall does not deserve this and cannot absorb any more new builds.
Leave the wildlife alone
What infrastructure will be put in, as usual.....none. schools, doctors, dentists. None of the existing ones can take more people. The answer is .... No to more housing.
The infrastructure is not adequate to support 200 houses
Brundall can't cope school and surgery is now oversubscribed as it is no infrastructure set for this it would cause serious negative impact for the new & old residents please look elsewhere
I grew up in Brundall and come to visit family often. After 2 new estates being added in recent years the change is starting to be detrimental. Local GP is overcrowded and can't register anymore residents, the excellent school has similar issues, another convenience store has popped up in an inconvenient location restricting traffic flow and this will only get worse with another 200 homes. Improve the infrastructure first and then maybe people will be open to having more residents in the area and having their beautiful countryside demolished.
Brundall cannot cope with this proposal! Roads inadequate, medical services at breaking point right now and will cause overcrowding in School!
This needs to remain an open space for an ever-expanding village - to safeguard the wildlife and to abide by the wishes of the Parish Plan voted and endorsed by villagers. Brundall and Blofield have already shouldered more than their fair share of new development.
Way too many new estates being built in Blofield and Brundall.Enough.