The Household Section: Q1 to Q6

Village Appraisal Questionnaire

Comments

Questionnaire Postcode Question Individual Juvenile Comments number number (j) 463 pb 5 a Do not attend local school so unaware of any after school activities 17 pp 5 Bus service is lacking. 22 pp 5 Does not want to go. 489 pu 5 a Not aware of any after school activities - maybe info available from village shop 514 pu 5 a Fees can work out too much per term 113 ql 5 a Would prefer to send my child to Ingrave School but they do not provide Breakfast Club and early morning care. Also cost of bus to /from St Martins 149 ql 5 Shortest route home from St martins is through the fields which are often muddy and a risk to the children's safety as it is so open. Few people are around to help if anything goes wrong. 211 ql 5 No reliable bus service to venues. 368 ra 5 a No cycle paths, poor bus service 381 rf 5 Too competitive - only team members are encouraged to attend.

The Individual’s Section: Q7 to Q17

172 pb 10 But do very little till election time then do less when elected. (PC) 127 ql 10 a Don’t know 104 rf 10 a They have improved over recent years 415 rf 12 a Some of the proposals being put forward seem to be an unnecessary expense 43 pp 13 a Don’t know 94 rf 13 New to area 550 pu 15 Word of mouth 310 qh 15 a Usually my neighbour! 340 qh 15 It would be good to support people running groups /activities in the villages by helping with advertising 411 rf 15 a Word of mouth 427 rf 15 a Posters and adverts placed on roadside 489 pu 16 a Would like to use mobile library but unaware of times 306 qh 16 a We have no local shop or post office 340 qh 16 The mobile library (Middle Road) is terribly underused, how about it going near school at end of school day? 190 ql 16 Used to use the library regularly but times have changed so we cannot make it as it is collecting time from school (3.00pm) 342 qh 17 As long as ambulance waiting time was not increased due to fast response

Environment: Q18 to Q23

168 pb 18 Son and grandchildren living in village. 177 pb 18 Good education 178 pb 18 Peace and quiet and low crime rate. 464 pb 18 a Amenities - garage, shop. Post office and dentist 465 pb 18 a Safety 478 pb 18 a Village School 19 pp 18 The facilities. 43 pp 18 a Safety, increase of litter and vandalism is of concern 55 pp 18 a Personal safety 78 pp 18 Low crime area, low level of noise ,exception of A128, wildlife. 91 pp 18 a Though rural, easy access to major roads 498 pu 18 a/b Schools 550 pu 18 School 231 qh 18 I moved here when there was a village Post office and shop then I was able to walk long distances. Now I am not able to walk distances and there is no shop. 295 qh 18 a Close to Brentwood 314 qh 18 a Semi rural settled community that cant be drastically changed by government initiatives on new houses 347 qh 18 Peace, quiet and security. 120 ql 18 a School 124 ql 18 a Access to local larger town 126 ql 18 a Fields and Parkland 140 ql 18 IJS School 149 ql 18 Feeling safe from crime 159 ql 18 Not over developing properties that have been here for hundreds of years. 199 ql 18 Being so close to Thorndon Park. Backing onto fields. 203 ql 18 Green Belt. 210 ql 18 Sadly all three have changed for the worse over the 20 years I have lived here. 133 ra 18 a Schools 352 ra 18 Village life. 361 ra 18 a Transport links 373 ra 18 a Transport links 104 rf 18 a The people 375 rf 18 a The right catchments area for schools 397 rf 18 Primary school. 414 rf 18 a Schools 417 rf 18 a Proximity to central London and other areas ie towns and cities 424 rf 18 a It's important to leave villages as they are and not try to modernize them including the village signs 428 rf 18 a Good schools 433 rf 18 a Village pubs, rural feel 219 rg 18 Thorndon Park Golf Club. 40 pp 19 a All should be protected 419 rf 19 a The school field should be protected and not built on at all 180 pb 21 County council fences in Thorndon Park!!! (also troublesome cows) 435 pb 21 a Some established pathways closed off with no explanation other than 'conservation area' 463 pb 21 a Signposts not always visible 470 pb 21 a Couldn't get through a stile with a pushchair 17 pp 21 not able to get the push chair pass some of the stiles. 19 pp 21 sign post not that clear. 34 pp 21 I am disabled so do not walk far. 36 pp 21 unnecessary gates in Thorndon park 39 pp 21 at my age 62 pp 21 Mountain Bikers and unkempt hedges and conifers growing over footpath by Green Man junction Bwd Road and Ablins Way. 64 pp 21 Do not agree with the fencing in and around Thorndon Park. 73 pp 21 Too many expensive new fences in all Thorndon Parks. Too high fee for daily dog walk in parks. 90 pp 21 a Unauthorized closure of footpaths and use of footpaths by cyclists and motorists 92 pp 21 a Dogs off leads - owners not in control of their dogs 486 pu 21 a No footpaths to or past Old Dog pub - have to use car 491 pu 21 a Road very uneven 493 pu 21 a Would like a bridleway from Herongate into Thorndon Park 496 pu 21 a j Cars parked on footpaths, overgrown branches sticking out over footpaths 511 pu 21 a Cars on footpaths 514 pu 21 a Cyclists on bridal paths and dog walkers not puting dogs on lead when seeing horses approaching 515 pu 21 a Dumped rubbish 231 qh 21 I last walked in Thorndon 3 years ago so things are probably different now. 281 qh 21 a Do not like all the fences erected in Thorndon Park 301 qh 21 a The fencing gates etc in Thorndon Park to contain a few goats/sheep seems an extravagant use of resource 305 qh 21 a Rubble and fly tipping 307 qh 21 a Pathway entrance to Thorndon Park at Thorndon Hall is a bog most of the year 330 qh 21 The pavement is very narrow just before the village shop, and becomes overgrown by bushes and nettles. 334 qh 21 My husband and I enjoys country walks, and often when family visit we invite them along. Sometimes the fields are a bit wet - but that’s nature. 335 qh 21 I think it is wrong to charge a car park fee in our parks. 340 qh 21 a Intolerance of cyclists (even major rants) no family cycle routes into Thorndon. Main road access to Thorndon dangerous, need cycle route into park 340 qh 21 b Path from Thorndon Gate into Thorndon Park gets very muddy, needs annual repairs please. Footpath at bottom middle road has had styles removed but posts make path to narrow to get buggy through 344 qh 21 Footpath behind Salmonds Farm blocked by barbed wire. 88 ql 21 a when using mountain bike 113 ql 21 a Uneven pathways 123 ql 21 a A proper path is needed from Herongate St Andrews church bus stop to join main path as is extremely dangerous in wet/icy conditions. 131 ql 21 a Footpath off Middle road has barbed wire which is dangerous 148 ql 21 Dog Mess. Farmers ploughing into footpaths. 149 ql 21 d j dried up paths leaving large crazing 151 ql 21 Litter from cars on main road frequently a problem 152 ql 21 Many footpaths are unsafe if very wet and muddy. 154 ql 21 Aggressive farmer when I got lost walking my dog 164 ql 21 Dog Mess 165 ql 21 I am disabled and wish footpaths could be made accessible to portable scooters 187 ql 21 Elderly and disabled are expected to climb over steps to jump over gates!! 190 ql 21 j Grumpy old men 206 ql 21 We should expect difficulties because this is COUNTRY not TOWN. 211 ql 21 My children walks from St Martins to Ingrave and find the paths (in summer) very overgrown. 213 ql 21 Farmer pays lip service to wildlife boundary simply put up signs but not protecting from spraying or cutting. 283 ra 21 a Bike access from the Village to Thorndon Park 349 ra 21 Owners not clearing up after their dogs this is very bad. 366 ra 21 a Motorbikes along footpaths particularly by the church, also horses since 'kissing gate ' dismantled 373 ra 21 a Inconsiderate dog walkers/ dog mess 98 rf 21 a Broken glass 106 rf 21 a paths badly maintained / overhanging bushes 108 rf 21 a Cyclists using footpaths 109 rf 21 a Untrained dogs 374 rf 21 a Footpath from Thorndon Gate to the Avenue needs widening and bushes and nettles pruned 389 rf 21 Only use them infrequently 394 rf 21 unable to use disabled. 404 rf 21 a Cyclists using footpaths 411 rf 21 a Dog waste 412 rf 21 a Cyclists on the Ingrave to Thorndon footpath 413 rf 21 a Dogs mess and off the leads 415 rf 21 a Mountain bikes cause damage to paths and ride too fast when people are nearby 417 rf 21 a The fencing in of large areas of Thorndon Park 418 rf 21 a Cyclists on footpath 42, no deterrents or signs to deter other users from using the footpath, suggest separate cycle path from Ingrave to Thorndon Park 526 rf 21 a Path at back of church uneven and not wide enough 217 rg 21 Cyclists 218 rg 21 Mud and water especially from Thorndon Gate to Thorndon Park. 222 rg 21 Restricted areas by ECC. Cyclists. 224 rg 21 Dogs not on leads. Horses droppings. 226 rg 21 Cyclists on footpaths. 227 rg 21 Cyclists using footpaths. 228 rg 21 Sheep enclosures in Thorndon Park. 231 rg 21 Too many cars driving through Thorndon Park woods and too many fences for no apparent purpose. 237 rg 21 Cyclists on footpaths ignoring no cycling signs restrictive bars need to be replaced. 132 sa 21 a Fences in Thorndon Park 172 pb 22 The bin in Hernshaw was removed, we used to put fallen apples in it to prevent rats. Please put it back. 173 pb 22 Litter thrown from vehicles passing through village. Litter near garage. 175 pb 22 Around bus stop opposite Green Man and across the Common land, rubbish dropped and thrown from cars regularly. 429 pb 22 a On cricket green 431 pb 22 a Park Lane Common 435 pb 22 a Litter in and around school field especially after weekend 436 pb 22 a Litter and fouled grass verge at bus stop(just past crossing going towards A127) 458 pb 22 a Fouled green areas, playing field, grass verges on the Meadows and Peartrees 459 pb 22 a Litter in park and along roads in hedges 460 pb 22 a Park Lane footpath, Ingrave School alley 461 pb 22 a Footpath from Peartrees to Ingrave school and school field 467 pb 22 a Footpath from Peartrees to Ingrave school and school field 468 pb 22 a Entering Thorndon opposite Green Man 473 pb 22 a Litter from passing vehicles and local shop customers 474 pb 22 a Park Lane Common 476 pb 22 a Litter along main road in verges 478 pb 22 a Opposite village shop - cars park churning up the grass and dropping litter 89 pl 22 a Everywhere 41 pp 22 a In the playground and the school field, along Cricketers Lane 43 pp 22 a Litter in general especially on the cricket field. Dogs fouling Cricketers Lane/Row and the school footpath 45 pp 22 a Cricket Green 47 pp 22 a General dog fouling 48 pp 22 a On cricket green 49 pp 22 a Occasionally the cricket pitch, also litter on school field 50 pp 22 a Cricket green hut 52 pp 22 a Litter dropped in our garden including beer cans, crisp packets cigarette packets and chocolate wrappers 55 pp 22 a Cricketers Lane, Billericay Road 58 pp 22 a Cricketers Lane litter and dog fouling, litter on cricket green, road verges on A128 leaving both villages 59 pp 22 a Cricketers Lane is becoming fouled by dogs and litter. We used to have the lane swept regularly but haven't for years now 80 pp 22 a Most Footpaths and verges especially lane between Cricketers Lane and reservoir 81 pp 22 a Sometimes entering Thorndon Park from Park Lane 90 pp 22 a Along the A128 91 pp 22 a Access from Park Lane into woods 92 pp 22 a Footpath to Ingrave School, Park Lane, Button Common 481 pu 22 a From A128 junction along Billericay Road, anywhere and everywhere 482 pu 22 a Front garden always littered with rubbish and cigarette ends from passing cars, also straw from passing tractors 489 pu 22 a Footpath across school field 490 pu 22 a Litter on the cricket field 496 pu 22 a j Billericay Road 499 pu 22 a Occasional difficulty with fouled footpaths 504 pu 22 a Lot of litter on own drive 507 pu 22 a Litter left by visitors to Boars Head 509 pu 22 a Litter dropped from cars in Billericay Road 511 pu 22 a Billericay Road, Ingrave Johnstone school field 512 pu 22 a Litter in Billericay Road 514 pu 22 a Constantly removing litter and cigarette ends from driveway and front garden (Billericay Road) 516 pu 22 a The ditch along Billericay Road football club and xxx farm is a disgrace with bottles, bags and all sorts of litter. When the weeds grow up it is hidden but in winter it is revolting. The area on the cricket ground alongside the Esso garage - a mess of bottles, papers, cans by the seat 275 qh 22 a Litter by school field 278 qh 22 a In the hedges and ditches surrounding the school road and garden nursery 279 qh 22 a Litter in front driveway and back garden thrown by passers by / postcode qh 289 qh 22 a Reservoir road and Button Common 290 qh 22 a Whitby Avenue, cans thrown on lawn and driveway 292 qh 22 a Litter on cricket field around Esso Petrol station 300 qh 22 a Occasional dog fouling in country park and farm footpaths, litter everywhere 305 qh 22 a School field 314 qh 22 a Litter thrown from cars on footpaths and gardens along A128 316 qh 22 a Dogs mess in Thorndon Park, local footpaths and bridleways 317 qh 22 a Footpath between Thorndon Park Golf Club and Thorndon Hall 319 qh 22 a Along the path beside Ingrave Johnstone School field, sometimes on the Brentwood Road and walking to school 344 qh 22 Sideway of empty shop in Ingrave an unsightly mess and fire hazard 118 ql 22 a Footpath from Peartrees to Ingrave school and school field 120 ql 22 a Path leading down to Ingrave School from Peartrees and Thorndon Approach, also bus stop area between Middle Road and Common Road 124 ql 22 a Litter thrown from cars ends up in our garden, from the bus lay-by 127 ql 22 a Fouled footpaths seemed to have improved but litter about A128 is a concern which is left by the various council collection services 128 ql 22 a Footpaths between Middle Road and Salmons Grove 131 ql 22 a Everywhere 139 ql 22 a School field and path leading to school from Peartrees and Middle Road path to St Nicholas Grove 140 ql 22 Footpaths and the School lane. 148 ql 22 Alley way between Middle Road and St Nicholas Grove, path way from St Nicholas Grove to Church Hall is fouled. 149 ql 22 Alley way from the Meadows to Ingrave Johnstone. 150 ql 22 Grass and footpaths near Heatleys and surrounding areas 151 ql 22 Dog mess (even as a dog owner myself am often disgusted by mess in footpath between Common Road and St Nicholas Grove) also on verges at Middle Road. 153 ql 22 Lane by the school. 163 ql 22 The droppings of litter are spasmodic, Middle Road, the lane. Pathway between St Nicholas and Middle Road sometimes quite badly fouled. 165 ql 22 Why has the gate been locked on the bridal way past the old sewerage farm to Hutton? 190 ql 22 Footpath from Glow-worm alley onto fields often fouled 192 ql 22 Dog excrement on footpaths around fields and in the grange close area. 198 ql 22 Litter onA128 suggest voluntary clean ups. 202 ql 22 Church path too narrow 133 ra 22 a The footpath by St Nicholas Church 134 ra 22 a Verges and pavements along A128 135 ra 22 a Footpath from The Meadows right through to the school 283 ra 22 a Litter in school field, fouled footpath from Peartrees to School 355 ra 22 a Along A128 362 ra 22 a Path between St Nicholas Grove and Middle Road 369 ra 22 a Litter along the A128 370 ra 22 a Footpath across church yard 373 ra 22 a Dogs mess on communal areas, in own garden, hedges, verges and footpaths 519 ra 22 a Small path from Ingrave school to the Meadows 103 rf 22 a Path from Peartrees down to the school 104 rf 22 a Litter on school field 111 rf 22 a Not difficulty but dismay with litter 377 rf 22 a Litter on the school field 378 rf 22 a Grass areas 401 rf 22 a The green in The Meadows 404 rf 22 a Peartrees and main road footpaths 405 rf 22 a School playing field, path from Peartrees to School, church yard path 411 rf 22 a School alleyway to The Meadows and Alleyway into field behind Salmonds Grove 413 rf 22 a Alleyway at school to the Meadows and throughout Thorndon Park 418 rf 22 a Litter in playing field, edges of the park overgrown 422 rf 22 a Path from The Meadows through to Ingrave School 425 rf 22 a Village field, footpath between Peartrees and school 222 rg 22 Thorndon Gate woodland often littered by passing tradesmen driving by. 224 rg 22 Litter in hedgerows along A128. 228 rg 22 Compost bags and boxes put out over a week before collection. 231 rg 22 Have found the swings at Ingrave Johnstone Playing Field completely trashed on a Sunday morning on several occasions with litter, broken bottles and bins on fire after Saturday night. Also graffiti and broken benches etc. 247 rg 22 ALL over. 500 sb 22 a Litter down Billericay Road in the ditches by the phone box and strewn along the fields 168 pb 23 Types of bins that cannot be used for household rubbish bags. 177 pb 23 School field and path. 180 pb 23 In the heads of the offenders 431 pb 23 a Everywhere- more bins required 435 pb 23 a Footpath network behind Fouchers Farm - more dog bins 439 pb 23 a All footpaths 458 pb 23 a What bins, they are nearly always full. 459 pb 23 a Dog bin on cricket green could be put nearer the path as in winter when dark and wet is difficult to see/use 460 pb 23 a Everywhere- more bins required 467 pb 23 a Thorndon Park needs more bins 469 pb 23 a Herongate 471 pb 23 a Near shops and pubs 474 pb 23 a Park Lane 475 pb 23 a Open spaces 89 pl 23 a Do any exist anywhere? 19 pp 23 Near the reservoir there is an increasing amount of dog waste, if dog bins are near that area they are not visible whatsoever. 19 pp 23 there should be a dog waste bin on the road that’s leads to the reservoir. 22 pp 23 Bin would be nice on the Cricket Green, corner by bench, diagonal to the bin by the garage. 23 pp 23 More dog bins. 26 pp 23 Need more dog bins. 34 pp 23 Children and adults do not use the bins provided. 35 pp 23 Near cricket pitch (dog bin) 37 pp 23 there is litter everywhere, along main road pavements 38 pp 23 more required in village 41 pp 23 a More litter bins everywhere 42 pp 23 a Near the Green Man and Cricketers Lane 48 pp 23 a Near Esso garage 49 pp 23 a Cricket pitch and school playing fields 55 pp 23 a Cricketers lane en route to Button Common 59 pp 23 a In Cricketers Lane and Row, have requested extra dog bins from council but no response 60 pp 23 Educate dog owners. 68 pp 23 Dog bins at the top of the lane leading to the water plant which is frequented by many dog walkers. 70 pp 23 Thorndon Park 73 pp 23 Dog bins in park opposite Green Man. 80 pp 23 a Along the reservoir lane 81 pp 23 a Along bridal paths, in Thorndon Park, around the school 91 pp 23 a Everywhere 92 pp 23 a Park Lane entrance to Thorndon Park, Button Common 486 pu 23 a Not aware of any dog bins 491 pu 23 a Get dog owners to use bins 493 pu 23 a Bins needed on cricket green 496 pu 23 a j The Chase 499 pu 23 a Insufficient litter bins and dog bins on public walkways 503 pu 23 a Should be more dog bins in villages 509 pu 23 a Near the petrol garage 516 pu 23 a In the Waterworks road, in the path alongside Donovans Gardens and on the cricket ground as the present one is waterlogged with the wet weather 550 pu 23 By bus stops 231 qh 23 along the path and green at 11-27 Brentwood Road. 272 qh 23 a More bins need on public footpaths by Thorndon Hall and Golf Club 278 qh 23 a Along the road/pavements and park grounds 279 qh 23 a Everywhere- by a warden empowered to impose on the spot fines 289 qh 23 a Herongate open spaces, Thorndon Gate entrance to Park, Salmons Grove footpath 292 qh 23 a Not enough bins - need more between Ingrave School and St Nicholas church 299 qh 23 a By the hairdressers it's always full 301 qh 23 a On the highway/roads 305 qh 23 a Button common, Park Lane common 309 qh 23 a There should be more everywhere 310 qh 23 a Along Ingrave Road 313 qh 23 a Along the A128 and in the parks 314 qh 23 a Signs along the A128 aimed at drivers re litter 315 qh 23 a Ingrave School playing field 316 qh 23 a Footpaths 322 qh 23 By the Cricket Pitch. 334 qh 23 We don't have a problem. Sometimes the youth congregate to chat on the bench at the Cricket Green, they sometimes leave cans and wrappers. But on the whole the village is always nice and clean. 339 qh 23 the bins need to be emptied more frequently in my opinion. 340 qh 23 b Dog bin at bottom of middle road near grange close a health hazard. Needs replacing 85 ql 23 a Would like to see more dog bins on new residential roads 121 ql 23 a Most areas 124 ql 23 a Litter bin in bus lay-by always overflowing 127 ql 23 a Those that are around are not readily apparent, survey should be done of what is in place and reviewed but who would empty them? 131 ql 23 a Middle Road, Meadows, Peartrees and Priest field 140 ql 23 The School Lane. 141 ql 23 Middle Road 145 ql 23 Dog Bins needed in Priestfield, Common Road and Middle Road 148 ql 23 Just generally more dog bins. 149 ql 23 Could do with one where houses end in Middle Road 150 ql 23 Middle Road towards farm. 151 ql 23 Common Road, Middle Road. On Verges towards farmland at bottom of Common Road. 153 ql 23 Bins near school keep getting damaged and regularly need replacements. 156 ql 23 In Ingrave everywhere. 157 ql 23 On cricket green beside garage. Possibly a penalty notice. 159 ql 23 Lots more bins near ally ways and open ground. 161 ql 23 Places popular with dog walkers 162 ql 23 Footpath from Middle Road to Salmonds Farm 163 ql 23 The number of litter bins appears to be adequate, but we could do with more "dog bins" particularly in the Middle Road area. 181 ql 23 School alley way, Middle Road to fields. 182 ql 23 Fox proof bins 185 ql 23 Along A128 190 ql 23 On footpath from glow-worm alley to fields. 192 ql 23 I actually object to having a litter bin outside my fence (in Grange Close) people put dog excrement in it, it smells and rubbish is on the ground around it. I would like it removed. 193 ql 23 Cricket Green next to garage-always litter although there is a bin. Dog bin footpathe between St Nicholas Grove and Middle Road. 196 ql 23 Teaching people to use dog bins. 198 ql 23 Bins useful only if emptied regularly. 201 ql 23 Footpath between school and Peartrees 208 ql 23 Should be one at the bottom of the footpath in Middle Road. 213 ql 23 Middle Road is popular walk but no dog bins, cricket pitch has one stuck in a corner out of sight. 133 ra 23 a Should take their rubbish home! 134 ra 23 a Footpath that passes through St Nicholas Church 283 ra 23 a Dog bins needed by farmer's fields and footpaths by Common Road 352 ra 23 Along route to school from The Meadows and the footpath leading to the school. 369 ra 23 a More litter/dog bins required everywhere 373 ra 23 a Don't think more bins appropriate as people don't seem to use them 98 rf 23 a Along the Meadows 99 rf 23 Either end of pathways 103 rf 23 a More dog bins outside home of dog owners - not mine! 260 rf 23 but not always used 378 rf 23 a Extra bins needed 381 rf 23 More dog bins. 383 rf 23 Access to school field. 391 rf 23 Along pavement areas but only if available to empty them regularly. 399 rf 23 Should be sited closer to the benches 399 rf 23 Dog bins near the reservoir. 401 rf 23 a The biggest problem is litter 404 rf 23 a The Meadows and Peartrees, Middle Road, Common road 405 rf 23 a Church yard path 411 rf 23 a Only know of 1 dog bin on school field 418 rf 23 a More dog bins where the litter bins are around the village 423 rf 23 a Dog bins both ends of this path 425 rf 23 a Dog bins are a good idea but couldn't we encourage people to dispose of dog waste into hedges away from paths to break down naturally 237 rg 23 Thorndon Forest 238 rg 23 End of Thorndon Gate, Dog Bin 243 rg 23 Don’t know -not aware of any locations. 251 rg 23 Near entrance to Thorndon Hall. 255 rg 23 Never seen one. 257 rg 23 Don't know. 259 rg 23 they are not often used. 261 rg 23 increased locations 265 rg 23 no knowledge 500 sb 23 a no idea not a dog owner

Planning: Q 24 to Q 28

80 pp 24 a depends on the location 340 qh 24 b A few individual houses not large developments 340 qh 24 a We've got to face our responsibilities to housing shortages in south east. Always poor Basildon has to bail Brentwood out nimbyism 425 rf 24 a Dependant on the proposal 428 rf 24 a Not sure what is available 104 rf 25 a The council do not use the same criteria all the time making it difficult to know what applications are being put in and when 38 pp 26 include museum in village hall 43 pp 26 a Incorporate a coffee shop, a Bistro, a farm shop and a youth club 55 pp 26 a Further away from the main road 59 pp 26 a Ingrave school has a hall large enough for functions 62 pp 26 Consider combining a New hall and a museum. 65 pp 26 a Relocate museum to old hall, how much is uneconomic? 65 pp 26 b Relocate museum to old hall. 73 pp 26 If there is an alternative spot for new centre if not replace hall with similar size on same site. Too much going on with Green Man, Cycle Shop and cane shop and computer care all on same small area. 74 pp 26 Joint project with Football Club to refurbish their building and use as a village hall too? 77 pp 26 Replace hall with car park for pub and old stock yard. Parking is already a problem for residents in this part of Herongate due to the overdevelopment of the old stock yard and the Green Man Pub. A new hall would attract more visitors making this worse and causing more disruption to our lives late at night. 88 ql 26 a Make use of Ingrave Village Hall 91 pp 26 a Voluntary work by local residents could assist in making project economic 103 rf 26 a New site meaning church building. Build only on concrete footprint already existing. NOT FIELD NEXT TO SCHOOL! 104 rf 26 a We could use the money improving and expanding hall in Ingrave and make this the community centre 109 rf 26 a Replace existing hall on same site but slightly larger 124 ql 26 a Use Village hall as a museum until unusable, replace hall on a new site 127 ql 26 a Obviously a multi function hall would be ideal but needs to be central as it should be in walking distance for children to use 129 ql 26 a If existing hall replaced there is insufficient car parking. If new hall built concerned for its location. 131 ql 26 a Use Ingrave Church Hall 149 ql 26 c j Wild life centre 151 ql 26 Community Centre worries me as it sounds like a large development which may attract undesirable vandalism however although I am unsure of use of this hall if it is used by elderly people a close alternative needs to be found. 153 ql 26 Why is it uneconomic to replace the existing hall? What are the costs involved? 154 ql 26 House village museum. 158 ql 26 Quite interested original idea of a hall and car park on Hillcrest Nursery and between nursery and Ingrave School. It would serve both Ingrave and Herongate and help in the daytime for school parent parking. 175 pb 26 Or use the existing hall refurbished to house the museum. 177 pb 26 Village museum is a great idea. Good source of learning about its past for the village younger generation, creating more respects for the local traditions. 178 pb 26 DO NOT REPLACE why can’t all the villages get together or help to renovate it ourselves? 180 pb 26 Take the barn and get rid of the parking and other troubles of these businesses 182 ql 26 Sports tarmac ked area with goals basket ball tennis 185 ql 26 Use Church hall, spend money on Church buildings. 189 ql 26 Replace with community centre on same site 190 ql 26 Greater use of school facilities for out of hours community use, e.g. youth club, table tennis etc. 204 ql 26 Put museum on present hall site and site hall on bigger plot. 206 ql 26 We have four halls in the villages I.e. School, St Andrews, Ingrave and Herongate (football?) Do NOT need any more, these are not used to full potential. 213 ql 26 Community hall would attract same problems with parking / nuisance that keys hall suffers. 222 rg 26 Replace existing with larger on same site. 248 rg 26 Renovate existing building. 254 rg 26 Indifferent. 259 rg 26 Hire room at a local pub if needed, a museum is not necessary Brentwood should cover both villages. 262 rg 26 bigger pub garden 290 qh 26 a New build should be in keeping with the village 292 qh 26 a Herongate Village hall already unsafe- health and safety issue? 299 qh 26 a If new building should be in keeping with village 314 qh 26 a Hall should be renovated by local tradesmen and craftsmen at a fair price 328 qh 26 What about a national lottery grant. 334 qh 26 My only concerns with replacing the community hall on the existing site - parking may become a problem. But I am all in favour of a community hall. 342 qh 26 use St Nicholas Church hall instead 353 ra 26 a Difficult, who would maintain and service new community centre if rebuilt 357 ra 26 a j A larger hall is required for community events 364 ra 26 a Extend St Nicholas Hall to become a Community Centre 368 ra 26 a Youth club 417 rf 26 a Retain the old original village hall as a museum 425 rf 26 a Currently not aware what village hall is used for 429 pb 26 a Build new cricket pavilion and house everything under one roof 468 pb 26 a Sell the hall for conversion to a dwelling and use funds for new site 476 pb 26 a Repair Village hall as is part of the character of the village 498 pu 26 a Ask local builders, tradesmen etc to sponsor and repair the Village Hall and make it a village centre and more usable area for use for children, museum, coffee/tea rooms clubs art exhibitions, car shows etc 500 sb 26 a would like a community centre for village children but concerned about hooliganism 519 ra 26 a No houses and/or flats 110 rf 27 a Cars park fully across some footpaths causing pedestrians to walk in road. Some hedges in both villages have grown over the footpaths restricting true width of path. E.g. From cricket green down to post office along Brentwood Road 129 ql 27 a Poor due to heavy/fast traffic 178 pb 27 I'm disabled; the pavement outside of the village (Ingrave) leading to Running Waters is Very Poor. 180 pb 27 Brentwood Council isn’t interested when they are told. 228 rg 27 Cars parking on pavements opposite Meadow Close. 340 qh 27 a Parts are narrow, poorly cambered and occasionally have cars parked on them. Middle road in particular. 404 rf 27 a The pavement from Thorndon Gate to Brentwood needs some serious attention. Cars parking on the pavements hindering elderly pedestrians as they have to walk in the road 412 rf 27 a Entrance to Thorndon Gate 418 rf 27 a Too narrow and slope towards the road in places 425 rf 27 a No provision for cyclists 468 pb 27 a Use of some footpaths difficult due to overhanging hedges/bushes especially cricket green to village shop both sides of the road 491 pu 27 a Some paths reduced by half by overhanging hedges causing danger to pedestrians 507 pu 27 a Usually blocked by cars 555 pp 27 Metal barrier in Cricketers Lane may prevent access for wheelchairs. 555 pp 27 Parking on pavements at busy times at Pubs prevents access for wheelchair users, people with prams and small children on bikes all of whom have to go into the road. 17 pp 28 Affordable accommodation for young families, price dictates old community. 19 pp 28 A place for young people to go, a better park maybe! At the moment we are really bored here because there is nothing to do outside. 24 pp 28 Multi purpose Community centre catering for various activities for all ages. 43 pp 28 a A youth club 57 pp 28 a Emergency doctor if needed 58 pp 28 a Doctors surgery 59 pp 28 a A pharmacy 77 pp 28 Youth Club/ Opportunity. 78 pp 28 Baby clinic and visiting community clinic to draw younger people to Herongate. 92 pp 28 a Branch surgery for GP's 99 rf 28 When we first moved to the village 20 years ago the clinic was in the village hall, it was also an opportunity to meet with other families. 103 rf 28 a Retain the villages as they are. If we wanted all these extra facilities we would not have moved here 106 rf 28 a Affordable starter homes for young people 109 rf 28 a Visiting community clinic 113 ql 28 a Something for younger people i.e. 11-15 year olds 120 ql 28 a Doctors surgery 127 ql 28 a Visiting community clinic to be situated at new community hall 149 ql 28 j Somewhere for teenagers to get together. 157 ql 28 Youth club. 158 ql 28 No longer need the visiting clinic but found it very helpful when my family was young also acts as an opportunity to meet other mothers. 185 ql 28 Children’s activity centre playground 206 ql 28 Most facilities have been removed through lack of use! 235 rg 28 Off licence. 254 rg 28 Child nursery. 259 rg 28 But not privately owned thank you. (Nursing home and sheltered housing. 262 rg 28 off licence 279 qh 28 a Improve standards at Heron Court 299 qh 28 a Adequate parking and parking for the disabled 334 qh 28 My husband and I often walk from the village shop to St Nicholas Church - I have often been concerned that some people allow their hedges to grow over and encroach on to the pavement. This can be very dangerous especially when pushing a pram or wheel chair with other children. I would like to see the hedges being cut back along the main road - for safety reasons. 339 qh 28 Not that I am aware. 340 qh 28 Parent and baby social group. Due to high number of elderly a community clinic for their needs would be valuable 401 rf 28 a a chiropodist 412 rf 28 a Public transport! 424 rf 28 a 2 bedroom bungalows with a covenant to stop them being made larger 425 rf 28 a Chiropodist/ optician even on a mobile basis 425 rf 28 a Too expensive 428 rf 28 a Doctors surgery 434 pb 28 a Nursing home already exists - no more needed 461 pb 28 a A small children’s playground 468 pb 28 a Doctors surgery 476 pb 28 a Recycling centre 489 pu 28 a Youth club - would be willing to help 496 pu 28 a j School holiday clubs 505 pu 28 a Doctors surgery 511 pu 28 a Somewhere for the children to go 550 pu 28 Youth Club

Traffic and Transport: Q29 to Q42

462 pb 29 a Too expensive 465 pb 29 a Was turned down for St Martins bus! 19 pp 29 School bus not available to me. 22 pp 29 Would prefer to drive my daughter to school when she is old enough 24 pp 29 Children can walk to school. 27 pp 29 too old. 39 pp 29 too old 40 pp 29 a Have child with special needs to I drive to school 49 pp 29 a Is quicker to go by car because of all the stops 555 pp 29 The bus is too public, it is too loud and often runs late which means I would arrive late for school frequently. 486 pu 29 a Cheaper to drive! 491 pu 29 a Bus from Herongate to Basildon Hospital has been discontinued 512 pu 29 a Easir to use car with small children and pushchairs 514 pu 29 a I will be using it for my children when they move onto secondary school 550 pu 29 Cost as not in compulsory education. 239 qh 29 Too expensive, would like to use it. 310 qh 29 a School bus not advertised 326 qh 29 Child under age. 342 qh 29 Find it easier to share school pick up with friends and bus is quite expensive 113 ql 29 a Would use public transport more often if more frequent. School bus too expensive 124 ql 29 a Live in Ingrave told school bus unavailable to us. Would use if could 127 ql 29 a Bus service does not start early enough to travel to the station 127 ql 29 a School bus too expensive 138 ql 29 a Unaware of school bus 139 ql 29 a Was too expensive 148 ql 29 Don’t use school bus because it is too expensive and we can share with two other families. 149 ql 29 j Cannot use it on an ad hock part time basis. 151 ql 29 a Because its too expensive 181 ql 29 School bus too expensive. 185 ql 29 We have four daughters and the bus is too expensive. 189 ql 29 My daughter uses it one way when I had two children it was more economical to drive them to school. 190 ql 29 Very expensive, cheaper to take car and share. 201 ql 29 Expensive and children cant be brought home when doing after school activities. 211 ql 29 School bus too expensive and inflexible. 214 ql 29 Too expensive to use all the time. 133 ra 29 a Too expensive 355 ra 29 a More regular frequent public transport from villages to Brentwood is needed 356 ra 29 a Not offered free bus travel 369 ra 29 a Wasn't aware it was available 372 ra 29 a Where is the timetable for the Community bus? School bus timing is not convenient 373 ra 29 a Children go to school out of the area but no bus service for this through the village 519 ra 29 a Too expensive 111 rf 29 a Would use public transport more frequently if more reliable and frequent 392 rf 29 Cost too excessive. 402 rf 29 a Too expensive 412 rf 29 a Used to go to Dunton by bus until it was withdrawn 413 rf 29 a Unaware school bus available 240 rg 29 No kids. 241 rg 29 Don’t go to school. 245 rg 29 Too noisy. 59 pp 30 a Buses are so infrequent, I couldn't stand for long periods waiting for a bus 342 qh 30 b Would use bus if better service to West Horndon 113 ql 30 a Buses do not start early enough and limited service to Romford 361 ra 30 a If the bus between West Horndon and Ingrave would run more frequently and after 6pm Would use it. 373 ra 30 a Never a bus available at appropriate time. E.g. travel to West Horndon Station 476 pb 31 a Very poor service, finishes much too early to be of use 314 qh 31 a Feel it is important to keep 565 bus service for the community 550 pu 32 No access to busses because of our location. 113 ql 32 a Buses do not run late enough to go out in the evening to Brentwood 189 ql 32 The cost is too much to use regularly into Brentwood from Middle Road to the town it about £2.50 return. If price reduction I certainly would use it often. 367 ra 32 a No viable public transport at present 476 pb 33 a All would be good if I didn't have a car 489 pu 33 a Concerned children have to walk from Green Man Pub 516 pu 33 a The walk to and from existing bus stops (in main village) is very hard on those who need to use bus especially when returning with heavy shopping 316 qh 33 a Would like evening services 151 ql 33 c Trips to shopping or entertainment complexes would be much appreciated by younger people as there is little to do in Brentwood!!! 165 ql 33 If they would at my bungalow or a seat provided at the top of Common Road and take my portable scooter. (Basildon & Tesco) 207 ql 33 Direct bus to Brentwood station / High Street. at rush hours. Rush hour bus from village to St martins and on to Shenfield Station, change 565 second morning bus to run 10 minutes earlier to miss traffic jams. 471 pb 35 a Lack of parking 477 pb 35 a Parking a problem 550 pu 35 No busses available so must rely on parents. 127 ql 35 a Parking a problem 192 ql 35 Doctors arent open late enough for commuters. 210 ql 35 Not enough disable parking. 356 ra 35 a Parking a problem 109 rf 35 a Parking at Basildon and Harold Wood hospitals 500 sb 35 a For our house - yes for the street overall - no 516 pu 36 a It is a major problem for non drivers to get to either Basildon or Oldchurch Hospitals 127 ql 36 a Main concern is people who park without consideration to others, ie drives and double parking 357 ra 36 a Own drive made larger to accommodate cars as street parking not adequate 279 qh 37 a May need to in later years 314 qh 37 a May need to use later on 316 qh 37 a Not required but good to know it is in operation locally 143 ql 37 Think it is a brilliant idea for those in need. 127 ql 38 a No - have found car sharing unreliable 170 pb 39 Only useful if enforceable. 180 pb 39 Changing the speed limits would make no difference so would waste valuable resources. There is already excessive numbers of street signage. 436 pb 39 a Reduce speed limit between Ingrave and Running Waters to 50mph 458 pb 39 a No change needed 461 pb 39 a Because of amount of traffic would be difficult to change the speed limits 468 pb 39 a No more speed restrictions please 475 pb 39 a Act as soon as possible 19 pp 39 Perhaps 20 m.p.h. between Post office and Ingrave school. 43 pp 39 a Divert all HGV's wherever possible except delivery vehicles and emergency vehicles 53 pp 39 a The whole of the A128 should be 30mph 57 pp 39 a No more cameras needed 60 pp 39 40mph Herongate to A127 would make more sense. 62 pp 39 Reduce to 30 mph all through. 64 pp 39 The speed limits are not a problem. The drivers do not heed them which is a problem. 65 pp 39 Don’t see speeding as a problem. Cameras slow sufficiently. 78 pp 39 The speed limit through the village should be reduced to 20 MPH. 80 pp 39 a Prefer 40mph limit between Ingrave and Running Waters 555 pp 39 Please NO! 489 pu 39 a Fantastic idea for speed camera in Billericay Road always speeding 490 pu 39 a j Would like a speed camera on Billericay Road 498 pu 39 a/b Install speed display screens and reduce speed limit signs, this has proven to work in London 501 pu 39 a/b Neither the Council or the Police appear interested 513 pu 39 a Speed camera in Billericay Road 514 pu 39 a Bulphan Village has a sign by their school with speed limit and the children's hand prints asking drivers to slow down. I feel this is psychologically effective 515 pu 39 a No point in speed limit - nobody supervises now! 516 pu 39 a The present limits are not observed and rarely enforced so increasing the limitations would seem pointless 550 pu 39 Change Ingrave to running waters to 40 mph. 231 qh 39 A camera at Thorndon Gate might keep the speed down to 30mph in the village.50mph from Common Road to Running Waters would be consistent with Herongate to the A127. 272 qh 39 a No houses so not necessary to enforce speed limit 279 qh 39 a Neither schemes would benefit residents 292 qh 39 a Long overdue cars do not adhere to speed limit 295 qh 39 a Schemes already in place are sufficient 303 qh 39 a Enforce speed limits 309 qh 39 a No change needed 314 qh 39 a There are enough restrictions along this stretch of road. These areas are open road and speed restrictions should not apply 316 qh 39 a Too many accidents on bend towards Running Waters roundabout. We are concerned at the speed of traffic along the A128 322 qh 39 Both area's concerned are not too built up so I don't see the need. 340 qh 39 Money for these schemes may be better spent within the villages 113 ql 39 a Don’t think speed control is needed 119 ql 39 a Would love to see speed limit reduced on this stretch of road from Ingrave to Running waters 124 ql 39 a Speed camera is needed at Thorndon Gate 126 ql 39 a Would prefer to see a weight limit imposed i.e. no lorries/HGV's 127 ql 39 a Speed cameras are not flexible enough they should be movable so that no one is aware of their location in any one stretch of speed limit 129 ql 39 a Too much congestion 136 ql 39 a No issue with current speed limits 139 ql 39 a Do not feel this would be successfully attained 143 ql 39 The traffic is slow enough already, it is important to let the jams disperse quickly. 148 ql 39 Current speed limit appropriate. Move will lengthen journeys. No No more reduced limits. 149 ql 39 30mph would be great but drivers are unlikely to keep to this limit. 182 ql 39 Enforce 30 with limit from Ingrave to Herongate. Difficult to pullout of Common Road due to speeding. 185 ql 39 No! This is not the issue, stop speeding in the village and reduce speed by the school. 187 ql 39 Totally unnecessary. 189 ql 39 Reduce speed limit between Ingrave Running Waters to 50 mph. 190 ql 39 Children unable to cycle to Brentwood safely. 198 ql 39 If not 30, 40 would be reasonable. The present de restriction is just silly for so short a stretch of road. 199 ql 39 Who drives a 50mph between here and A127? I don’t! 206 ql 39 This is academic, most people seem to drive at whatever speed they feel like. 209 ql 39 Would like speed cameras between Middle and Common Road. 210 ql 39 30 0r 40mph would be better. More speed cameras and flashing slow down signs. 348 ra 39 Speed limits are already fine. 351 ra 39 Do not feel this is necessary. 352 ra 39 Ingrave and Herongate need another camera to slow down motorists. 353 ra 39 a Seems little point not aware of any problems 355 ra 39 a 40mph limit from Ingrave to Running Waters 362 ra 39 a Leave it alone - not necessary where fields are 363 ra 39 a Do not think necessary 364 ra 39 a Make Ingrave to Running Waters 40mph 367 ra 39 a Lowering speed limit would cause more congestion 368 ra 39 a Limits probably un enforceable and would cause annoyance to most 369 ra 39 a Speed limits fine as they are 373 ra 39 a Doesn't seem likely to help situation drastically

519 ra 39 a Reduce size of lorries using A128 520 ra 39 a There are already too many speed restrictions, any more would cause more congestion 98 rf 39 a Do not allow HGV's along the A128 forcing them to use A127 and A12 103 rf 39 a Correct application of speed restrictions is good for built up areas 2 other proposals excessive for roads with fields either side of them. 379 rf 39 a Find speed limits on main roads ok

385 rf 39 Need for the police to be checking traffic at school times. 387 rf 39 Speed bumps should be built in Thorndon Gate, due to excessive speeding cars. 389 rf 39 Please enforce existing speed limits driving through the villages at 30 mph results in tailgating. 391 rf 39 I see no real problem 393 rf 39 30mph. From Brentwood to A127, 40 mph from A127 to Tilbury to match Thurrock. 396 rf 39 50 mph limit could apply from Ingrave to Running waters. 398 rf 39 May be desirable but difficult to enforce. 399 rf 39 no change. 401 rf 39 a A 20mph limit should be enforced at the Ingrave school on the A128 410 rf 39 a Seems no point as little housing here and rare pedestrian use 415 rf 39 a 50mph speed limit from A127 to Thurrock has caused hold-ups 417 rf 39 a Not if the changes are made simply to allow the police to make more money out of the motorist 425 rf 39 a Enforcement of existing speed limit would be a good start 427 rf 39 a What resolution!' We have not been informed 428 rf 39 a Speed limit either side of Ingrave school should be 25mph 433 rf 39 a Reduce speed limit in Herongate and Ingrave to 20mph 226 rg 39 Most strongly disagree. Just enforce the existing speed limits in residential areas. 230 rg 39 People already slow far below the speed limit. 238 rg 39 Please leave alone 242 rg 39 Current speed restrictions seem to work with no problems. The two speed cameras are very effective. 244 rg 39 Flashing speed limit signs. 249 rg 39 Wait at the bus stop to see excessive speed on road. 250 rg 39 30 MPH limit still being broken regularly 262 rg 39 we think current limits are fine 500 sb 39 a I find it amazing you are willing to reduce speed to 30mph which i agree with but have increased it to 40mph in Billericay Road 172 pb 40 Camera near shop to slow traffic coming down the hill. 180 pb 40 It has always been lorry problems to big and too fast, could use traffic calming between Thorndon Approach and Herongate Stores south bound. 434 pb 40 a The stretch of road from Methodist church to A127 require speed camera as all vehicles speed here 435 pb 40 a Cameras which operate both ways at same site 436 pb 40 a A road sign that lights up reminding you it's 30mph or 'you're going too fast' 458 pb 40 a electronic signs that recognise speeding cars and light up ' slow down 30mph' 463 pb 40 a Weight restrictions on heavy vehicles, speed camera near cricket green on shop side 468 pb 40 a Traffic calming is ok but not speed humps 474 pb 40 a Flashing 30mph signs 475 pb 40 a Slow down 30mph' lit signs 478 pb 40 a Location of speed cameras as people slow down when approaching camera and speed up after it. 17 pp 40 Mobile speed camera between Herongate and Ingrave fixed camera 20 pp 40 Cars speed up over the hill after the speed camera, making it difficult to get out of Cricketers lane. 24 pp 40 New pelican crossing situated at cricket pitch / Thorndon Approach area to enable Herongate children to cross the road safety. 27 pp 40 Road humps and chicanes are dangerous and should not be used. 39 pp 40 too much clutter disfiguring the landscape already 55 pp 40 a Roundabout at junction of A128 and Billericay Road, speed activated slow down signs 30mph at cricket green approaching Cricketers Row 57 pp 40 a No more enforcement signs or cameras leave people alone, you're making it like a police state for motorists 59 pp 40 a Have the speed cameras working more often 60 pp 40 Return 30 mph limit to Billericay Road. 74 pp 40 20 is plenty. 78 pp 40 Sensor sigh showing drivers they are exceeding the speed limit. 555 pp 40 No speed bumps. 481 pu 40 a No to speed humps yes to chicanes?????? 493 pu 40 a Illuminated speed signs would be good idea 511 pu 40 a Speed ramps on the Billericay Road in residential areas 514 pu 40 a A speed camera sited on entering Herongate Village when leaving Herongate Tye as cars use this as a rat run and top 50-70mph when entering and passing the houses. 515 pu 40 a Flashing signs or gate at entrance to Herongate Tye, supervising of speed limit along Billericay Road 239 qh 40 cycle lanes. 289 qh 40 a Flashing speed signs 300 qh 40 a More police traps in Ingrave and illuminated 30mph signs 308 qh 40 a Ban heavy vehicles if possible 314 qh 40 a Give motorists a chance! 315 qh 40 a 30mph from Running Waters to the A127 317 qh 40 a Flashing speed signs 324 qh 40 Mini roundabout at Thorndon Gate-A128 and Billericay Road -A128. 326 qh 40 Vehicles do tend to speed up from the church zebra crossing to the camera just past Whitby Ave., but as for suggestions - not really. 330 qh 40 Keep it the same. "speed control". 334 qh 40 Large screens with visual warnings are often effective. 340 qh 40 Traffic calming that involved one direction of traffic would be a disaster. Maybe use of the coloured bumpy strips approaching danger spots would help? Mini roundabouts at Middle Road, Billericay Road and Thorndon Approach. 342 qh 40 Weight restriction on road 113 ql 40 a None needed 118 ql 40 a some road humps should be installed 120 ql 40 a Zebra crossing would be a good idea between Common and Middle road for access to Brentwood bound bus stop, Thorndon Park and pavement if walking into Brentwood 126 ql 40 a Remove speed cameras 131 ql 40 a Anything to slow traffic 139 ql 40 a Not bumps or more signs please! 145 ql 40 Speed camera between Middle and Common Roads. 151 ql 40 Install a camera at start of village at site just before Common Road. I have frequently been over taken here when turning left into Common Road by vehicles in excess of 30 mph. 163 ql 40 Install the speed limit signs that flash at speeding cars. 187 ql 40 Leave things alone. 189 ql 40 30MPH reminders printed on road at intervals 190 ql 40 Cycle Paths. 198 ql 40 20 limit at the school? 205 ql 40 Lower speed limits near schools. 210 ql 40 More speed cameras. Flashing signs on Middle Road/ Common Road stretch PLEASE. 133 ra 40 a No more signs PLEASE 134 ra 40 a Too much sign pollution already exists 353 ra 40 a Illuminated speed signs would be good idea 354 ra 40 a Speed indication lights 355 ra 40 a 30mph signs that flash if exceeding 30mph 361 ra 40 a Stop HGV's using A128 362 ra 40 a Digital enforcement cameras 364 ra 40 a Rumble strips at entrance to Ingrave 366 ra 40 a More police presence not cameras 373 ra 40 a Illuminated speed signs would be good idea 520 ra 40 a Rather than cluttering up the road with more signs etc aim to educate drivers and pedestrians about the roads and conditions 103 rf 40 a Don’t allow any more blocks of flats on dangerous corners which leads to increased congestion 104 rf 40 a Flashing speed signs good idea 107 rf 40 a During school times introduce American system of 15mph between flashing lights 109 rf 40 a Children at play signs would be a good idea 385 rf 40 Need for the police to be checking traffic at school times. 389 rf 40 Especially in The Meadows / Peartrees for the school run. 393 rf 40 What calming can be done on the A128 Thurrock route. 395 rf 40 The light up slow down signs could be more effective than more speed cameras. 398 rf 40 Speed limit ' flashing ' warning signs are effective in slowing drivers. 411 rf 40 a Censor activated warning signs when speed limit exceeded 413 rf 40 a Both villages A128 25mph side roads 20mph 414 rf 40 a More speed cameras 415 rf 40 a PLEASE no traffic calming here! Weight restriction would be excellent as too many lorries use the A128. No Hideous flashing signs PLEASE. 417 rf 40 a Feel angry at the Police setting up mobile speed cameras at quiet times of the day waiting to pounce on motorists when their services would be better served elsewhere 425 rf 40 a Restrict 40 tonne lorry access 526 rf 40 a prevent large heavy load vehicles from driving through the village 226 rg 40 Improve visibility from Thorndon Gate when turning into the A 128. 230 rg 40 Pedestrian crossings that are not on a dangerous bend in the road. Propper planning. 262 rg 40 leave it as it is 165 ql 41 Trying to cross the A128 at the top of Common Road when I'm on my portable scooter. 182 ql 41 Pulling out of Thorndon Approach. 180 pb 42 visibility obstructed by council not cutting back trees and hedges on LHS to allow sight line on the bend in road (HVS) this strip of unused land is an eyesore anyway, no one uses it. See skid marks by pedestrian crossing majority going south and majority lorries. 24 pp 42 A Cricketers Lane to village stores going south towards A127 24 pp 42 B Cricketers Lane to village stores going south towards A127 496 pu 42 a Bend at Old Dog pub, junction of Billericay Road and A128,the national speed limit area from Ingrave to Running Waters there are often crashes at the bends. 498 pu 42 a Outside row of houses between the Old Dog pub and Boars head pub at both ends 501 pu 42 a/b From Boars Head to Football pitch 514 pu 42 a I am concerned about walking my young children to school along Billericay Road due to dangerous speeds of traffic 515 pu 42 a Billericay Road 516 pu 42 a Billericay road and Herongate Stores 341 qh 42 Weight restriction on village roads. 149 ql 42 a The bus stop on A128 Junction with Middle Road picks up students for St Martins and a local Catholic School. The students are too old to be crossed over by parents and have to cross A128 at what is a very busy and dangerous time of day. I think there should be a safe crossing point somewhere between Middle and Common Road. 519 ra 42 a A128 bend where stud farm located, corner where Grays blind shop located. 500 sb 42 a ###################################################################### ###################################################################### ###################################################################### #######################################

Law and Order: Q43 to Q48

168 pb 43 Skateboarding 458 pb 43 a Park area - kids riding motorbikes, remote control cars, airplane noise 461 pb 43 a During school holidays, school and playing field suffer vandalism 463 pb 43 a Burglary 468 pb 43 a Litter thrown out of passing cars 27 pp 43 Especially vehicle theft. 34 pp 43 Yobbish behaviour. 43 pp 43 a The influx of youngsters from outside the villages 46 pp 43 a Litter, litter on cricket field 58 pp 43 a Cold calling at door 59 pp 43 a People screaming at 11and 12pm at night on way home from Green Man 78 pp 43 Noise pollution after sundown, drivers from other areas on pub crawls. 80 pp 43 a Youths gathering on cricket pitch and nursery car park causing damage and leaving litter, constant vandalism to children's play area 515 pu 43 a Breaking of speed limit of 30mph in Billericay Road 290 qh 43 a Groups of youths gathering in the evening 301 qh 43 a Burglary 313 qh 43 a Burglary 314 qh 43 a Burglary 317 qh 43 a Youngsters using drugs 325 qh 43 Witnessed youths fighting. 334 qh 43 So far we have lived in the village for 14 years and have not experienced any of the above. 341 qh 43 Littering park areas and parts of Thorndon Park near village 342 qh 43 Thorndon approach being used at night by youths near entrance to playing fieldsand youngsters hanging about in cars in Thorndon approach at night 114 ql 43 a Speeding 149 ql 43 a Criminal damage and theft from motor vehicles and burglary. 151 ql 43 Littering 160 ql 43 Litter louts in Church yard and Church car park 210 ql 43 In Priestfield older children vandalised my car, because we object to them using the Public road as a football pitch, cricket pitch or tennis court aided by their parents. 133 ra 43 a Litter bugs 134 ra 43 a Cars parked on pavements 283 ra 43 a Teenagers hanging around school field and vandalising school and play area and leaving litter 348 ra 43 We have not ourselves directly experienced crime. 349 ra 43 Mainly burglary. 351 ra 43 Do not believe a current problem other than very occasionally would be a concern if it gets worse! 362 ra 43 a Youths riding around on motorbikes on paths 368 ra 43 a Roaming groups of young people with nowhere to meet 107 rf 43 a Congregation of rude youngsters 109 rf 43 a Children using abusive language, and generally anti social 380 rf 43 Litter (erg. bottles etc.) thrown in front of gardens or left on pavements / greenswards. 385 rf 43 Not enough done for teenagers 391 rf 43 Appalling drivers. 401 rf 43 a Teenage vandalism and football on the green in the Meadows 413 rf 43 a Continuous vandalism of school building and park 417 rf 43 a Trespassing on the golf course 425 rf 43 a Village field is being used by mini motor cyclists - noise issue 427 rf 43 a Car break ins 234 rg 43 Car theft. 243 rg 43 Any crime is a concern but unaware of any problems in the local area. 265 rg 43 not to our knowledge 77 pp 44 j If you walk down the footpath off the reservoir at night. 92 pp 44 a Not really 496 pu 44 a Walking down Billericay Road at night 511 pu 44 a Billericay Road at night - no lights 515 pu 44 a Billericay Road - all day 85 ql 44 a Across the cricket common at night 182 ql 44 Ingrave Playing Field at night. 519 ra 44 j School field early evening when youths congregate 413 rf 44 a Park by Ingrave School at night and benches behind Esso garage at night when groups of youths present. 500 sb 44 a/b Theft in Thorndon Approach during school pickup/drop-off. Break-ins in Billericay Road. Teenagers hanging around school play area 434 pb 45 a Never see the police in Villages 501 pu 45 a/b Non existent 231 qh 45 Not sure. 137 ql 45 a Where are they? Never seen Police coverage in Herongate/Ingrave 182 ql 45 Never see them. 402 rf 45 a Only good for speed traps! 257 rg 45 never seen any. 434 pb 46 a What Bobby! 411 rf 46 a Attempted to call Police and it took 15minutes to get through to Harlow. Two independent people called the Police advising that 2 people were acting suspiciously to be told there was no resource available, house then broken into keys and car stolen. 173 pb 47 Was reasonable but not seen lately. Perhaps present when we are working. 175 pb 47 Not aware what they do however. 176 pb 47 Not known of it. 179 pb 47 Who is this community officer? 180 pb 47 No awareness is there one? 430 pb 47 a Don't know who he/she is 431 pb 47 a Never seen him/her 461 pb 47 a Only seen him at school 462 pb 47 a Have no experience 463 pb 47 a Not sure who he/she is 464 pb 47 a Have found him to have excellent knowledge of local situations but needs to be seen in area daily 468 pb 47 a Could be more visible 469 pb 47 a Never seen him/her 470 pb 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 471 pb 47 a Never seen him/her 472 pb 47 a Haven't seen him 476 pb 47 a One family member not aware we had one 17 pp 47 Who ? (community officer). 19 pp 47 Not much contact. 19 pp 47 I think I know what a community officer is! 21 pp 47 never seen the community officer. 26 pp 47 What community officer. 30 pp 47 I was not aware we had one. 35 pp 47 no experience except newsletter through door 38 pp 47 exiting from cricketers row on to A128, high quality mirror required 39 pp 47 who? 41 pp 47 a Never seen him/her, never seen cycling or walking around village 43 pp 47 a He does have a lot of people to deal with 46 pp 47 a Never seen him/her 54 pp 47 a Not aware we had one! 55 pp 47 a Didn't know there was a community officer 57 pp 47 a What Community Officer? 58 pp 47 a Never had contact 59 pp 47 a It is pleasing to see him around regularly 60 pp 47 Can we make sure that we keep him and not allow him to be "sucked away" to an area peopled by those with a bigger axe to grind? 64 pp 47 Never met him, don’t know. 65 pp 47 Never seen him / her. 68 pp 47 Read about him but never seen him. 75 pp 47 I didn’t know we had one. 77 pp 47 Don’t know - never seen him but not needed him either. 79 pp 47 Don’t know never seen one. 90 pp 47 a Have only seen him during the day what about nighttimes? 91 pp 47 a Do not know, have never heard of a community officer here 92 pp 47 a No opinion 555 pp 47 I do not feel that the community officer is currently well known, it would be helpful if he attended community groups and put out a personal newsletter with his photo on and contact details rather than rely on people reading the link. 482 pu 47 a Never seen him/her 486 pu 47 a Don’t know who he is, how to contact him 490 pu 47 a Don’t know who he is 491 pu 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 494 pu 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 496 pu 47 a j Unaware there was a Community Officer - no proof/what they do 498 pu 47 a/b What Community Officer? 499 pu 47 a Don't know 501 pu 47 a/b In spite of writing to the police offering assistance - no reply 503 pu 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 504 pu 47 a Not sure 507 pu 47 a Never actually seen him 509 pu 47 a j Never seen the officer 512 pu 47 a Never met the Community officer, unaware who he is 516 pu 47 a Who is he/she? 550 pu 47 Didn’t know we had one what community officer? 231 qh 47 Unsure do not use. 239 qh 47 I have no idea? Should I have to use any of the above I can then let you know. 275 qh 47 a Don’t know - not seen or needed him 278 qh 47 a Didn't know there was a community officer 279 qh 47 a Never seen one 287 qh 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 298 qh 47 a Not aware of Community Support Officer 299 qh 47 a Don’t know who he/she is 300 qh 47 a Didn't know there was a community officer 302 qh 47 a Have never seen him/her 313 qh 47 a Never met him/her 314 qh 47 a Never met him/her 315 qh 47 a Never seen him/her 316 qh 47 a Who is he/she? 317 qh 47 a Never seen him/her 322 qh 47 Have seen him about. 325 qh 47 Don't know. 327 qh 47 Never seen him all we see is cars speeding through with lights and sirens blazing. 334 qh 47 Not aware of the community officer. 339 qh 47 Never met him. 342 qh 47 Have never met our community officer 342 qh 47 Don’t know as we have no experience of him or her 344 qh 47 Don’t know 345 qh 47 No experience. qh 47 Never used them. 113 ql 47 a Never seen him/her 116 ql 47 a Never seen him/her 118 ql 47 a No idea 119 ql 47 a Don’t know him/her 121 ql 47 a Unaware of Community officer 124 ql 47 a No experience 126 ql 47 a No experience 128 ql 47 a Unknown 129 ql 47 a Rarely see him except at Village Hall 136 ql 47 a Do not know of him/her 137 ql 47 a Unaware there was a Community Officer 138 ql 47 a No idea 140 ql 47 Didn’t know there was one. 141 ql 47 Never seen one 142 ql 47 ? 143 ql 47 Like the newsletter 146 ql 47 I wasn’t aware there was one. 148 ql 47 a Never seen him or her. 149 ql 47 j I liked the newsletter. 151 ql 47 a What is this? 152 ql 47 He should attend all local events if possible so we all know who he is. This is very important. 154 ql 47 I know we have one but not how to get in touch with him. 158 ql 47 Have never seen him/her. 159 ql 47 We only see him at the school. 160 ql 47 He does his best-he has a large patch. It's good to have a local cycling bobby 165 ql 47 Not has a visit from one. 182 ql 47 Don’t know and never see or hear from them. 184 ql 47 Didn’t know we had a community officer. 187 ql 47 Never seen or heard of. 189 ql 47 Never seen a bobby on the beat. 191 ql 47 No experience of service. 192 ql 47 Don’t know them. 193 ql 47 What Police bobby, what community officer? 195 ql 47 Don’t know. 196 ql 47 Never seen, what is his function? 203 ql 47 Don’t know who it is have never seen him or her. 204 ql 47 Have not had occasion to use him/ her. 208 ql 47 We have never met or seen him or her. 209 ql 47 Never knew he/ she existed. 210 ql 47 Don’t know who he is. 211 ql 47 a Never seen the community officer 213 ql 47 Never seen or heard of. 133 ra 47 a Although have not needed. Is reassuring to know he is around 135 ra 47 a Should be more patrol especially in school holidays 348 ra 47 About a year ago we had constant problem with youths in cars turning up in the car park of Ingrave Church Hall. We believe they were dealing drugs and despite many phone calls to the police nothing was done. They just didn’t seem interested. 357 ra 47 a Know nothing about community officer 360 ra 47 a Don't know 362 ra 47 a Don't know who he/she is 364 ra 47 a No need for this service yet 366 ra 47 a Hardly seen him/her 367 ra 47 a Don’t know 368 ra 47 a No experience 372 ra 47 a Have not had any reason to contact him 373 ra 47 a Never had need to contact him. Didn't know he existed 519 ra 47 a j Never seen officer/ perhaps picture to be provided in local shop 520 ra 47 a Don't know 93 rf 47 a Who is he/she? 94 rf 47 a New to area 98 rf 47 a Have never seen any Community officer 100 rf 47 a Not used this service 103 rf 47 a Who is he/she? 107 rf 47 a Never had to use this service 108 rf 47 a Not used this service 109 rf 47 a Haven't seen him 111 rf 47 a Have never met him/her 260 rf 47 exiting from Thorndon gate onto A128 cannot see due to hedge of corner property obstructing view of oncoming traffic 377 rf 47 a Never seen him/her 380 rf 47 No Comment!! 381 rf 47 No idea, haven't seen a police officer since I moved in. 382 rf 47 Have not had to use him but meet him frequently 387 rf 47 Didn’t know we had one. 389 rf 47 Never see one. 391 rf 47 Didn't remember seeing one. 393 rf 47 Higher visibility needed. 397 rf 47 I do not really know. 401 rf 47 a Have not had any reason to contact him 402 rf 47 a Don't know who he/she is 403 rf 47 a Haven't seen him 404 rf 47 a Rarely seen him 411 rf 47 a Never seen him/her 413 rf 47 a Only seen him at school 425 rf 47 a George Shepherd is trying hard and should be supported 427 rf 47 a No idea who he is 428 rf 47 a Don’t know 433 rf 47 a No comment never used/seen 217 rg 47 Met once. 218 rg 47 No contact. 224 rg 47 Who?!? 229 rg 47 I've never spotted one! 230 rg 47 Don’t know who this is. 237 rg 47 Have had no reason to find out. 238 rg 47 Unknown 241 rg 47 Don’t know. 242 rg 47 A No idea we have never seen any evidence of this person, 242 rg 47 B as above no evidence of this person. 243 rg 47 Unaware of service. 250 rg 47 A don't know him/her. 250 rg 47 B don't know him/her. 251 rg 47 No experience. 255 rg 47 Don’t know the service provided by the community officer. 256 rg 47 Not aware of. 259 rg 47 Who/what? 262 rg 47 didn’t know we had one 265 rg 47 don’t know 132 sa 47 a Never seen him/her 500 sb 47 a/b Not aware of Community Support Officer 385 47 Don’t know out all day.

Business and Employment: Q49 to Q55

327 qh 52 Too old can only work part time. 149 ql 52 Not many places to work in walking distance. 284 rg 52 a Employment for the over 60's is impossible! 500 sb 52 a Cost of childcare locally - this is also applicable to working parents. My childcare costs for 1 nursery place and one after school pickup (5 days p.w.) are over £1200 p.m.

Leisure: Q56 to Q62

317 qh 56 a Don’t know what is available for any age group so cannot comment 168 pb 57 A new hall that would cater for badminton etc. 176 pb 57 Bridge, Art studies, Walking. 179 pb 57 Coffee tea get together in village hall once a week. 430 pb 57 a Dance class 459 pb 57 a j Running track, basket ball court 461 pb 57 a A small children's playground 465 pb 57 a j Dance, keep fit and sports for under 16's 467 pb 57 a More use of cricket club 475 pb 57 a 5 aside football for the over 60's! 476 pb 57 a Evening classes, gardening, handicrafts etc 17 pp 57 Youth club 58 pp 57 a Already committed elsewhere 60 pp 57 Adults should be able to take care of themselves. Keep youngsters busy then they will not get into mischief. Do NOT demonise the young. 66 pp 57 Dancing. 75 pp 57 Tai Chi. 77 pp 57 j Trampoline 90 pp 57 a Golf 91 pp 57 a Keep fit for the retired 92 pp 57 a Trail races 482 pu 57 a Brownies 489 pu 57 a Run a reading group from home would love to run a village group for craft making etc 490 pu 57 j Rugby 498 pu 57 a A daytime martial arts/self defence club for housewives etc and night time evening workers 499 pu 57 a j Youth group, drama, scout group 511 pu 57 a Youth club 550 pu 57 Reading group, book club 276 qh 57 a Line dancing and other dance classes 278 qh 57 a Pilates 292 qh 57 a Luncheon club for the elderly, Nursery club for mothers and babies, social club for all residents 305 qh 57 a Running 310 qh 57 a Salsa or other dance class 313 qh 57 a Squash 316 qh 57 a Weight watchers Club 334 qh 57 Art and craft. 342 qh 57 Ramblers group, more social than serious 344 qh 57 Café, book club, board games club, singing group, meditation group 85 ql 57 a Circuit training 117 ql 57 a A sports hall would provide an excellent opportunity for the young to go/play 122 ql 57 a Rugby 124 ql 57 a Drama and dance for all ages 129 ql 57 a Keep fit and yoga already exist. 136 ql 57 a Football and cricket 139 ql 57 a Cycling Club 146 ql 57 Youth Club 11-15 150 ql 57 Arts groups, writers groups 158 ql 57 Boxing and kickboxing. 165 ql 57 I would like to be able to swim; I can swim further than I can walk and I go to Basildon swim pool once a week. 182 ql 57 Basket ball. 185 ql 57 Children's activity playground. 192 ql 57 Activities late evenings and weekends. 199 ql 57 Arts and crafts. 205 ql 57 Angling. 211 ql 57 Slimming club/ weight watchers or slimming world. 356 ra 57 a j Gym 360 ra 57 a Carpet bowls (short mat) 364 ra 57 a Crafts 366 ra 57 a A 'men's club' like the WI and mothers union for the ladies 368 ra 57 a Fencing 372 ra 57 a j Drama club, judo, pirates, drama company for adults, guides and rangers 100 rf 57 a Pirates 103 rf 57 a How much urbanization do we want, If I wanted any of the above would move to Basildon. Keep the villages as they are 108 rf 57 a Indoor bowls 109 rf 57 a Keep fit and yoga already exist. 110 rf 57 a Youth club 380 rf 57 I do not drive and am slightly disabled (spondylitis in the spine). But would welcome and pay fare to such places as Brentwood Theatre or even Brentwood centre during the evening, if a mini bus could be provided to take elderly to take the elderly people to theses locations and return them later in the evening. We do not have any transport from or to Ingrave after 5.30 pm and taxi fares can be expensive. 401 rf 57 a There are keep fit classes in St Nicholas church hall 404 rf 57 a Why are 2 clubs not mentioned ? Stoneyhill Bowls club and South Essex Golf they would welcome members of any age/summer or winter 413 rf 57 a Dancing 423 rf 57 a Any amenities would have to compete with local health clubs, do not waste the money 424 rf 57 a There is already keep fit, but badminton was closed due to lack of demand. Local youths do not seem interested in these types of activity 425 rf 57 a Rugby athletics and cross country 428 rf 57 a Snooker 218 rg 57 Bridge Club and Pilates. 232 rg 57 Squash. 241 rg 57 Running club. 245 rg 57 Too old. 262 rg 57 running club 91 pp 58 a If facilities exist, better advertising 504 pu 58 a Not aware of any 340 qh 58 There is very little for under threes. Also need a hard-court area for older children, eg basket ball, skateboarding. See South Ockendon. 158 ql 58 Good facilities at Brentwood centre SNAP for children. 165 ql 58 To be able to swim 206 ql 58 Are there any? (disabled sports facilities) 368 ra 58 a Poor public transport access 404 rf 58 a Unable to answer properly apart from Bowls club which caters for disabled 168 pb 59 Vandalism seems to be a problem here. 555 pp 59 I would like the area to be improved but not made too huge or out of character with the village. 276 qh 59 a It's already in superb condition and very well kept 286 qh 59 a The Playing field DOES NOT belong to the School! 298 qh 59 a Yes but seems to get destroyed by vandals 340 qh 59 YES!!!! YOU Beauty! There are great cycle paths in the park but no way of accessing them without going on busy roads 129 ql 59 a The Playing field DOES NOT belong to the School! Should be available for football and games but not for a hall and car parking 206 ql 59 This is a loaded question, a playing field is a field- what else can you do to grass? 373 ra 59 a Only if it wasn’t vandalised 419 rf 59 a Waste of money due to vandalism 425 rf 59 a Play area should be improved but not extended 555 pp 60 Chippings / concrete or anything unnatural would be TERRIBLE> I think the park should be kept as natural as possible. 514 pu 60 a If it prevents cyclists and horse riders from needing to share paths 300 qh 60 a The cycles cut up the footpaths 340 qh 60 a everywhere, anywhere, we're desperate 340 qh 60 b Behind the houses on the church / shop side of the road to avoid traffic this could also be a footpath 149 ql 60 Definitely Thorndon Gate. Its ridiculous that we cant currently cycle from Middle Road across the A128 through the Thorndon forest without receiving numerous complaints!! 158 ql 60 Thought we already use footpaths. 165 ql 60 Cycle paths made up so as people can use electric scooters from Thorndon Gate into the park. 415 rf 60 a Yes if it keeps them off the footpaths! 418 rf 60 a Only if separate from the main footpath, footpath 42 is being used illegally at present which is dangerous to pedestrians and is being churned up. 168 pb 61 Major work and cost may be a problem here 177 pb 61 School path and cricket green. 434 pb 61 a Yes - but not sufficient room 439 pb 61 a All main roads 460 pb 61 a Button Common 463 pb 61 a Billericay Road To South Dunton 465 pb 61 a School playing field 476 pb 61 a Cycles can use the main road like other vehicles 477 pb 61 a Route to Brentwood avoiding A128 43 pp 61 a On A128 only if there is sufficient room 55 pp 61 a Main road A128 60 pp 61 Sort out the pavements and footpaths. 61 pp 61 a All main routes to Brentwood and Shenfield only if the speed limit is lowered between Ingrave and Running Waters 72 pp 61 Cyclists should pay Road Tax they are a nuisance and a hazard. 80 pp 61 a From Herongate to West Horndon station and to St Martins school 555 pp 61 allow people to cycle on pavements and foot paths child or not. 555 pp 61 Cycle path over fields to Hutton. Think of how many children would go to St Martins by bike so reducing congestion and emissions, would make them healthier too. 496 pu 61 a j Billericay Road to St Martins and Primary School 498 pu 61 a/b Billericay Road - the road has very high speed traffic and is a narrow country lane. 550 pu 61 From Old Dog to Blind Lane connect cycle path from Green Man to Ingrave. 292 qh 61 a To/from Ingrave school and surrounding areas / along A128 300 qh 61 a Where????? 301 qh 61 a Between both villages and Brentwood 326 qh 61 no experience. 334 qh 61 Not sure. 335 qh 61 The more the better. 344 qh 61 The Avenue, Ingrave Road 88 ql 61 a How about a cycle lane on the A128 to Brentwood 113 ql 61 a Around Thorndon area 120 ql 61 a Along A128 129 ql 61 a Too dangerous 136 ql 61 a Along A128 149 ql 61 A path through the fields to get students from the village to St Martins without going on the A128. On A128. 157 ql 61 Along A128 into Brentwood. 158 ql 61 Along main road from Ingrave to Brentwood-mini roundabout and possibly to St Martins. 162 ql 61 From Middle Road to Running Waters 164 ql 61 Middle Road footpath (new bike track please) to St Martins School. Cycle path along A128 to Brentwood. 165 ql 61 Yes, also for electric scooters 182 ql 61 From bottom of Middle Road across fields towards St martins a tarmac path around the edge of the field would do (for waking to school too!) 185 ql 61 Everywhere where there is a path / road. 190 ql 61 Safe route into Brentwood. Path from Thorndon Gate into Thorndon. 192 ql 61 Most locations, the roads are dangerous for cycling though we cycle regularly. 193 ql 61 Along the Ingrave Road. 199 ql 61 Whole length of A128. Cycle path to connect us to Brentwood. 206 ql 61 Pavements. 133 ra 61 a Along the main road A128 359 ra 61 a Between Ingrave hall and Thorndon shop 360 ra 61 a Use too many footpaths to cycle on 364 ra 61 a St Nicholas Grove to Running Waters 366 ra 61 a Past Old Dog and Billericay Road 368 ra 61 a When renewing pavement from Ingrave to Brentwood request widening and cycle path. 369 ra 61 a Along A128 98 rf 61 a Ingrave to Shenfield Rail Station 109 rf 61 a Insufficient space in villages for cycle paths without being detrimental to walkers 111 rf 61 a Thorndon Gate to Running Waters 397 rf 61 on the A128 to Brentwood currently you have to choose between the pavement ( illegal ) and the road ( dangerous). 404 rf 61 a Not sure we should interfere with public footpaths 413 rf 61 a Ingrave to Brentwood, Herongate to A127,Thorndon gate to Country Park 417 rf 61 a Ingrave Hall to Hutton Church 425 rf 61 a Ingrave to St Martins and Ingrave to Brentwood 427 rf 61 a Ingrave to Running Waters, link between school and cricket pitch 428 rf 61 a Waste of money on our roads in the parks is fine 433 rf 61 a A128 from Brentwood to A127 although road is now too dangerous for cycle safety 217 rg 61 Roads. 219 rg 61 Do not know well enough. 224 rg 61 Along A128 towards Brentwood. 250 rg 61 A 128 Most dangerous at present. 307 qh 62 a Brentwood Gazette

Free Notes:

434 pb Notes a Volume of traffic through villages that makes walking feel dangerous and uncomfortable. Houses on Brentwood Road put up with substantial noise nuisance. Police constantly speed through the villages. A speed of 20mph in some places would help 458 pb Notes a The amount of traffic coming through the village should be reduced, restriction on parking/loading in rush hours 460 pb Notes a Main concern is constant use of Thorndon Approach for parking, turning by footballers, cricketers, lazy mum's, and driving instructors 475 pb Notes a Changes to our villages must be tempered with common sense which we see little of in today’s society 476 pb Notes a Village would be greatly improved if heavy traffic flow reduced 55 pp Notes a Very well thought out, great way for people to get their thoughts across 80 pp Notes a Very concerned about trees and hedges being removed. This should need consent especially in conservation areas 92 pp Notes a Why do we need new Village signs? Village stores needs updating ie organic local produce (by ordering service), coffee shop, more variety of fresh breads and cakes, organic milk. Need a village youth club 482 pu Notes a Concern for speed along Billericay Road, and unsavoury characters that live near Old Dog pub 490 pu Notes a j Cars speeding in Billericay Road - over 70mph 498 pu Notes Traffic calming scheme should be placed in middle of Billericay Road between the two groups of houses by the field away from any residential properties 515 pu Notes Majority of local people feel anywhere outside Ingrave are forgotten people of village. As for the speed of vehicles along Billericay road, they often exceed 70mph our lives are blighted. Please help the people of Herongate Tye 275 qh notes a Concerns regarding teenagers riding scooters on school playing field and excessive littering 298 qh Notes a Concerned with building/parking in the village namely flats erected where Ingrave Post Office was and also house dangerously near road corner of Whitby Avenue, more houses more parking required 299 qh Notes a Parking a constant problem, constant vandalism, village councillor very unhelpful when approached 304 qh Notes a Cars should NOT be allowed to park on the pavement by the Ingrave shops 310 qh notes a Had to ask a neighbour for this questionnaire as did another neighbour if 1 out of 3 houses didn't get a questionnaire delivered this will affect the statistics! 314 qh Notes a Thank you for your efforts with the questionnaire - very grateful to those who give up their time to try and make village life better 118 ql Notes a The only few things that spoil the villages are HGV's passing through the villages, the speed of traffic passing through the villages and some narrow pavements 124 ql Notes a We need a newsagent/general store in Ingrave 127 ql Notes a Major concern with the planning authorizations which are being granted in the villages. No consideration is given to how some peoples extensions affect other people. All properties should retain a metre gap from their boundary even at ground level not just 1st floor. Access onto A128 is a concern. perhaps have some mini roundabouts 139 ql Notes a Are mobile phone masts included in 'planning'. 134 ra Notes a The village signs should NOT be changed. Children's play area is in need of improvement 283 ra Notes a Grass at Village School playing field not cut regularly and feel it is neglected by Brentwood Council 357 ra Notes a Would have appreciated more time to complete questionnaire, could it not have been done online? 359 ra Notes a Enjoy living in Ingrave but better shopping provisions would be good. 370 ra Notes a The village is often littered with red and yellow recycling boxes left empty permanently in front gardens and garden rubbish put out days before the collection date 372 ra Notes a Grateful for the opportunity to have a voice 373 ra Notes a The Appraisal is grant funded by whom????? The Taxpayer presumably 98 rf Notes a Villages should be preserved as they are with no further expansion I consider myself lucky to be a resident 103 rf Notes a There seems to be an underlying theme of concrete development as an improvement for the villages. It is a lovely environment as it is serious consideration should be given to the governments policy of 'extended use' of schools out of school hours to the wider community and fulfilling the underused community potential of the churches. Changes need to be appropriate, Ingrave's Coat of Arms needs to be changed to English, even the Royal Family adopted the English language in 1399. Everyone ought to understand the coat of arms when entering Ingrave 109 rf Notes a Questionnaire too long 375 rf Notes a In America on entering townships, there is a sign with the name of the town and its population, which is not done in this country at present, perhaps Ingrave/Herongate could start a trend! Perhaps Ingrave School children could be involved in the working out of population figures and the changing of the sign once a year taking into account births, deaths moves etc 377 rf Notes a I think the introduction of the Parish Council has put yet another layer of wasteful bureaucracy between the householder and the borough council which increases resolution time to problems 401 rf Notes a Would like to see more amenities for teenagers 404 rf Notes a A 'keep left ' sign is needed at the junction of Thorndon gate and A128. The school run in the Meadows is causing concern because of speed and the parking of increasingly large vehicles and inconsiderate drivers from outside the village 412 rf Notes a Herongate and Ingrave offer no services to the community, we should be able to walk to facilities. Villages require shops, doctors, coffee shop etc. 413 rf Notes a Please remove 'no cycling signs' and allow cyclists access to Thorndon from Thorndon Gate. Enforce clamp down on dogs mess 415 rf Notes a I think the present village signs are lovely, we don’t need change for the sake of it. 417 rf Notes a The parking restrictions at Thorndon Park make it difficult for visitors to use the park. The mobile speed camera activity is disproportionate to the problem 418 rf Notes a There is s sheer drop at Herongate end of footpath 42 which is extremely dangerous. Thorndon Park Golf club need to be advised to cut back their shrubs from the footpaths. 419 rf Notes a In considering improving the play facilities in the Village playing field, or building any kind of complex upon it, consideration should be given to the vandalism that goes on in Ingrave. Fences along footpath 162 are regularly kicked in and play equipment broken 423 rf Notes a Good questionnaire! 500 sb Notes a ##################################################################################### #### 77 pp other Parking in the area around the Green Man is getting worse and causing problems for residents and disturbance as cars manoeuvre close to houses. This has been made worse by the overdevelopment of the Old Stock Yard which currently contains 3 separate businesses. There is also the Pub and Hall both of which attract cars but neither of which have car parks. Since charging for parking at Thorndon Park some people now park in the village and any improvement to access off Park Lane would make this worse. A new hall would make this worse and would inevitably have to be available for wedding receptions etc which would cause additional disturbance often late in the evening. Consideration should be given to making a car park on the site for the hall or in the Pub garden. 340 qh other a Cycle paths, access to park. Provide more for teenagers than cricket benches, believe it or not the kids are alright if a bit spotty and poorly dressed 340 qh other b We are increasingly concerned about pollution from the farm behind houses in Ingrave, almost all the young children living nearby experience summer night time coughing. Is there a role for the PC to ask questions or the people monitoring pesticide use? 140 ql other Not an enviable task collating these answers for everybody, well done to all concerned. 143 ql other Well done for doing the survey. I hope that the results allow a good strategy to be created and published for the inhabitants of both villages. 149 ql other There have been many crashes pulling out of Common Road. The speed limit needs to be reduced earlier. + 151 ql other a Thank you to all involved in this 155 ql other Due to only moving her on 18/05/06 there were many questions we could not answer; hopefully next year we will be in a better position Apologies. 165 ql other Would like to see the pavements from Common Road to the Post Office improved on the Post Office side improved and hedges cut back. I think we had a better service from the Preservation Society which was free than we have from the Parish Council which we have to pay for. I was not advised about a Parish Council being formed. 189 ql other As a car driver I am able to manage to use local Borough facilities but my children who are teenagers have no where locally to meet their friends without belonging to football or cricket clubs. I would love to see provision for teenagers in the form of a shelter with bins on the cricket ground or playing fields just somewhere they can be together that is safe and lit. 348 ra other a Regrettably neither my wife not I could understand how the questionnaires work, therefore we went so far and gave up. 348 ra other b Ignore the above, we made a effort to fill it out but we don’t think it’s a very good format. 351 ra other Get the grave yard extended. 224 rg other a Dogs should be kept on leads in the park. 229 rg other Can we get the Green Man converted back to a village pub? 237 rg other Access to 128 from Thorndon Gate very dangerous if turning right to the village. Hedge needs to be kept trimmed. We thank you for the opportunity to express our views. 238 rg other ##################################################################################### #### 198 ql other Is the PC able to press BBC for more regular maintenance of storm drains in the roads? I have noticed several e.g. along A128 which do not appear to have been cleared since last autumn. 221 rg other We haven’t been able to complete this form fully. Although we have been in Ingrave for 10 years we rarely and have not had the time to familiarize with events in the area, the level of crime etc or the school. 17 pp other comments Affordable accommodation for young families, price dictates old community. 19 pp other comments 565 We have huge transport problems. I have two children who attend the grammar school in Chelmsford. The 565 does not always turn up in the morning ( approx 7:10 am) so I have to take them to the station. My son who is 17 has to buy an adult bus ticket to get to Brentwood before he catches the train to Shenfield then to Chelmsford and a weekly ticket works out a lot cheaper for an adult but he cannot buy this on the 565 so he has to pay for a n additional single (or rather, we his parents have to pay which i find ridiculous)and then he buys his weekly in Brentwood. You can imagine when the 565 dose not even turn up the next morning and i have to commute the opposite direction to take my children to school - i am far from happy! 20 pp other comments Would use the mobile library if I knew when it was here and where. 23 pp other comments It is worrying how many facilities seem to be in place , yet are not known about. 27 pp other comments I don’t think there is a village Bobby. 27 pp other comments not prepared to take part in scheme to car share. 34 pp other comments Although it is on the ribbon road to Brentwood, I enjoy living in Herongate. Since being newly widowed I have found many people to be kind, thoughtful and inclusive. 38 pp other comments do not wish to see the provision for a basketball court on Ingrave school playing field 39 pp other comments this survey is symptomatic of the busy body society in which now live sponsored by successive no risk governments. Individuals live where they where they do for a variety of reasons and make their entertainment where they can. the village should sponsors clean streets, peaceful neighbours and low crime. 231 qh other comments My house used to be in the neighbourhood watch. Parish newsletter is very infrequent. Not able to attend the meeting for Herongate and Ingrave Parish Council. If I am unable to drive I have to cancel my medical appointments etc. 325 qh other comments The play area at the school fields is in need of attention. Facilities have been allowed to decline. 326 qh other comments from question 24 re new developments, yes to single residencies but no to multi developments. 327 qh other comments As a newly retired person, I'm not sure of the activities available to me in the parish. Use the local hair dressers. 328 qh other comments Disappointed that the number of pieces of equipment on the play area at the school playing field have reduced and have not been replaced. 334 qh other comments I have seen the mobile library and I was somehow under the impression that it was for housebound or elderly people. would be happy to share travel, As a young mother i was involved in the school run to St Martins and this worked very well.

339 qh other comments I think my dwelling is in the neighbourhood watch I Have a problem with the early morning bus time table. No need at present for social car scheme. 260 rf other comments this questionnaire is an excellent initiative. I look forward to seeing the results. 380 rf other comments I am unable to assist with neighbour watch due to health problems. 382 rf other comments Parking is a problem at medical facilities. i.e. Hospitals etc. 382 rf other comments Dependant on the task may be able to help in the Neighbourhood watch. 388 rf other comments Bus needs to be more frequent and runs on into the evening. 389 rf other comments "Dropped kerbs" are good but in some cases they lead to a puddle as at the Herongate end of Cricket green. 389 rf other comments I go by car to medical appointments, but the disabled parking at avenue road surgery is inadequate. 391 rf other comments Given the concentration of recycling - why are the "collectors" of the red and yellow boxes allowed to throw them once emptied, resulting in said boxes end up all over the road, other peoples gardens etc. Also - at the Coxtie Green centre, why oh why are no large vehicles like jeeps or vans allowed - as long as there is a restriction for trade waste. This seems particularly potty. 397 rf other comments worried that any improvements in the Ingrave Johnstone School playing fields will be vandalized. 240 rg other comments Don't work, train or study, car is for shopping. Traffic jams on the A128 to Brentwood caused I think largely by a ludicrous construction of mini roundabouts and pedestrian-controlled traffic lights in Brentwood centre that backs up to Ingrave. 240 rg other comments the police seem to concentrate on traffic offences, rather than offences against persons and property. 249 rg other comments In my daughters home village of Steeple -Bumpstead: Fast response team saved two lives recently. Thought the playing fields belonged to the village not the school!! 255 rg other comments More should be done in regards to recycling. Plastic bottles, cardboard ,tin cans etc. more bins or bags given for people in households to separate waste for appropriate disposal. 259 rg other comments Traffic/transport A great deal of advancement could be obtained if the Brentwood council were to run their own Bus service on a minimal profit-making basis local Brentwood area only. 17 pp Property prices dictate demographics will be older community. 17 pp In 12 months we experienced 1 break in, 1 theft from outside the house, 1 car vandalised. 17 pp Brentwood police effective coverage of the area is in our opinion lacking and inactions they took were important. 19 pp Children would benefit from a circular route i.e. Herongate -Shenfield-Brentwood. 19 pp Would like cars not to park in Cricketers lane. 69 pp The area should only be improved by preservation of how the village is now not by change as this would only have a negative effect. Keep Herongate and Ingrave just as it is. 143 ql 148 ql b The only time you ever see a police officer is with a speed camera. Never on patrol and certainly not trying to be a member of the community. 149 ql d j Close to work and schools 149 ql d j More Litter Bins. 149 ql j You should put in a speed camera. 149 ql d j Safe crossing point for school children between Middle and Common Road. 149 ql 151 ql b Because its too expensive. 151 ql b Who is this? 151 ql d Who and what is this? 151 ql c Concern is appreciated. 190 ql Cycle access to Thorndon required. Safe cycle route to Brentwood town. 190 ql Expensive flexibility to share cars with neighbours. 206 ql c Have tried to use the footpaths at Button Farm - very congested, I suspect this suits the farmer! 207 ql 211 ql b Never seen the community officer 211 ql j Never seen the community officer