BASE HEADER

I strongly oppose the use of the land on the Birmingham Road to accommodate travellers. My first concern is the schooling issue. Yes, Budbrooke and Ferncumbe have both added classrooms to their sites, however, as a parent of a pupil at Ferncumbe and a volunteer at Budbrooke, I have a bit of an insider's view into the schools, which the council may not have. Yes, you have access to the schools "on paper", but is completely different from actually spending time inside the school walls on a regular basis. Both schools are full and are at, in my opinion, capacity. Having seen the use of the school halls from an insider's point of view, there is not room to simply "add on" more classrooms, as has been done already at both schools. I have been in both Budbrooke's and Ferncumbe's halls whilst they serve as the canteens, and I can assure you that THEY ARE AT CAPACITY. Both schools had accommodation issues with their Christmas productions and issued 2 admission tickets per family. THEY ARE AT CAPACITY.

My final reason for objecting this particular site is due to the proposed drastic dynamic change of the street. There are currently 14 dwellings and a further 5 dwellings would alter the current neighbourhood dynamics far too significantly.