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Eastling Village Study
 
Section 8: Problems
 
Eastling's problems include the following:
  • Lack of affordable housing for those waiting to get on the first rung of the ladder;
     
  • A limited sense of community, as people tend not to live and work in the village;
     
  • Poor public transport service;
     
  • Intermittent dangerous road conditions especially for pedestrians with young children;
     
  • Creeping municipalisation of suburban, not rural character - tarmac pavements, ugly street lights;
     
  • Erosion of natural habitats for wildlife; although it is noted that the Belmont Estate has made a great impact with the planting of miles of hedgerows.
     
  • Lack of opportunity of greater socialisation; although the village hall is at last becoming a focal point for the community;
     
  • Lack of public open spaces/playground;
     
  • Opportunities for development are limited by planning /conservation policies;
     
  • Localised visual blight.
   
 

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on September 17, 2007
 
 
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