Supportive of the Neighbourhood Development Plan – At the same tim, it does could make more of the fact that Bramley is already an overdeveloped settlement in terms of the infrastructure and facilities in the village. More could be done now to improve the level of shopping facilities to save travel to Sherfield Chineham or Basingstoke. Also, the railway crossing is an increasing inconvenience with gates closed sometimes for more than 30 minutes in the hour. Consideration should be given to part pedestrianising the centre of the village and bypassing the crossing via Folly Lane, Olivers Lane and Minchens Lane. Reply
The plan is well balanced allowing development bt with limited impact on the village character. On policy H2, housing suitable for older residents needs to be added. Reply
The infrastructure is not good enough as it is, the doctors surgery is falling over, the school is now to small for big increase in families, no parking for the train station, increase in traffic. This infrastructure was built for a tiny village and still has not changed despite the vast amounts of houses and flats that continue to be built. I just hope that if they have to build more and we have no choice they finally listen and create the infrastructure that we so desperately already need. We were told this would happen the last time hundreds of flats and houses were built at the end of Campbell Road but nothing was done about this. Reply