The farm is an asset to the area and should be preserved. So many developments are already in progress do we possibly need more in such a rural area? In addition the traffic in the lane is increasing at an alarming rate.

It’s funny how when I had applied for planning in the past on a residential property in a cul-de-sac location for a minor extension, it was declined on the grounds of it ‘NOT BEING IN KEEPING WITH THE SURROUNDING SETTING’....yet the councel have no qualms with developing a hard working farm and picturesque countryside with detrimental effects on Cufaude Lane (which is a listed National Cycle Route) and surrounding area!!

It would be a shame if this farm was to be given over to housing development when BDBC have more than enough alternative land supply at Manydown, which was purchased for the SOLE purpose of replacing Local Authority housing stock sold off in the 80's & 90's, which would allow this small farm to continue and prosper. Basingstoke Council please respect our countryside and heritage, please reject any request for development on this land.

Keep Bramley rural -enough building !

This is a beautiful farm currently blessed with the lambing season. It must not be destroyed.

Ribbon development down a single track lane which can't support existing traffic and the rape of a viable farm is totally unacceptable

Please leave this farm alone the tenants have worked hard to make it successful. Develop Manydown and leave Bramley alone it is overdeveloped amd is no longer a rural village.

Questionable integrity and impartiality of the planning process in Basingstoke and Deane! Manydown farm was excluded from the development plan despite it being purchased for that purpose in 1996. Council decided to develop Pyotts Hill and Basingstoke Golf Club but as they lost the court case to develop Pyotts Hill they turned to the Chineham/Popply and now Bramley & Cufaude Lane and still excluded Manydown from the plan!