Re the above sites I strongly object to the proposed plans due to the following reasons

Sharp beds on Rectory Road which are extremely hazardous given the amount of buses, lorrys and vehicles using it as a cut through.

No pavements due to the rural and size of the hamlet/village and no faciltiies.

Internet connection is awful so would not service any more development or needs of younger residents

Drainage is poor flooding is an issue.

Water pressure is a problem.

Increased school buses going through village although needed for children will have a major impact if the village is enlarged.

There is no mains gas

Sewerage is tight and toilets etc get blocked easily

This is a historical and rural village.

There are Bats nesting in various places and there are great crested newts in the ponds as well as a Roman villa remains and the historical Ruin church of St Mary.

The transport links are poor and you need a car as the bus links to Norwich means you have to walk nearly a mile to catch a bus, therefore people without cars or disability issues would find it difficult and if more houses are built and everyone has another car this will endanger the lives of the existing villages and walkers that already use the village.

Once of the sites I have also been led to believe was originally common land so should never be built on as should be used for the purposes of the villagers.