To whom it may concern,

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS258
Address: Little Wakering Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x11 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Kind regards

Jenny White

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS192
Address: Little Wakering Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x423 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Kind regards

Jenny White

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS153
Address: Common Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x67 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Kind regards

Jenny White

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS115
Address: Little Wakering Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x120 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS097
Address: Thithe Park, Poynters Lane
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x749 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS060
Address: Little Wakering Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x27 houses
My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS056
Address: Stewards Yard, Great Wakering
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x33 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS057
Address: Star Lane/Poynters Lane
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x1001 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS076
Address: Sutton Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x191 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS103
Address: Barrow Hall Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x94 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS071
Address: Barling Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x111 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS070
Address: Conway Ave/Shoebury Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x125 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS065
Address: Shoebury Road/New Road
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x335 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.

Please take this email as a formal objection to

Site reference: CFS004
Address: Land on Little Wakering Road next to Barling Magna School
Initial site assessment indicates a potential for x26 houses

My reasons for this, first and foremost is the infrastructure of our village. It cannot cope with more housing developments. With the increase in housing in Shoplands and Barrow Hall (once they are fully occupied) our schools and nurseries will be full (Nurseries and Great Wakering school already full). Our Doctors are already buckling, and the roads and parking (especially around the schools and nurseries) will be absolutely manic.

Further consideration is also split into the following:

Connectivity i.e. public transport
Current public transport options are limited, schedules and availability worse. With this being the case, it means that more people will HAVE to use their cars in order to drop children at their school or pre-school care options. Consideration must be made into safe access for all residents across the village, and the road infrastructure in this village is poor. It seems to be becoming a through road but is not big enough to handle the congestion that we are already experiencing. Walking will also be difficult where possible due to the number of roads without pavements.
Traffic and pinch points/congestion
Already exist areas of concern due to traffic and congestion as well as safety due to blind bends, existing parking, pedestrians, horses, speed etc. There are limited roads in and out of the village, as many of us have experienced when road works are in place, problems very quickly arise.
Parking
Roadside parking often leaves limited space with reports of access concerns for emergency services and safety risks. The impact around schools result in tension and concerns for children’s safety. Consideration must also be taken for those with disabilities or wheelchair users who often find footpaths blocked by poor parking and few suitable access points/pathways.
Doctors and medical
As previously mentioned, the Doctors surgery appears to already be under pressure. Limited local medical services i.e. dentist.
Wildlife and nature
There is great beauty in the local area, and Barling and Great Wakering has always prided itself on the wildlife that thrives in this area. Some rare species have been observed and we would like this to continue..
Drainage
Problems are already widely reported within this area, especially Kimberly Road and next to the Rascals nursery (very close to this proposed site).
Flood risk
Risk from the existing creek should water levels continue to rise as expected, considerations must be taken into future viability.

I hope you look at all of the replies that you receive and decide to leave our village as exactly that or to at least pump in a lot of money in order for our infrastructure to survive your plans. This has always been a place of beauty, please keep it that way.