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The village can not support this amount of homes, school has maximum size classes and the number of children represented for 600 homes is low due to aging population. To expect the overflow to drive to schools to be built is oppose to all conserving energy plans.
2. The roads are not able to sustain the traffic as there is a single lane under RR bridge and roads are narrow and not built for that number of cars(at least 100 new cars and probaly more..
3. In the next 10 years the resales of current homes will be over 15% due to the aging population this is much more then usuaL Many of the homes here are stilled owned by the elderly who bought them in the 1960s One has just take a look at the over 60's Coffee morning.
4. If the idea is affordable housing then how will new costruction compete with resales in our village has anyone even checked to see what prices are in this village. Instead of making more affordable housing I think we will see prices here go up therefore less affordable housing
5 Exsisting wildlife will have no place to go their habitation has already been disturbed with the A46 flyover, including pheasants, hedgehogs who are just coming back to previous levels since that construction, and many birds to name just a few.
6. It has been said that there will be many who will want these new homes as comutting to London from Warwick Parkway seems to be convenient. Who among us hasn't been crushed whilst standing up all the way to London. Not being able even to get on the train they had reserved.
7.Having looked at the King Henry vll trust documents I think it is very ify if the trust can sale the land, it is to over the years earn money from the land this sale would stop that ability to help churches, schools and others who apply for help. How can that meet the intention of the trust? And for it to sell in a bad market might be a considered irrisponsible.