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Download Site Index Local Plan Part 2 : Site Allocations and Development Policies INDEX 1 : Sites by Reference Number New_Ref Site_Name Street Town Site put forward for / proposed use P001 Land off South Valley Drive South Valley Drive Colne Housing P002 Lidgett Triangle Skipton Road Colne Housing; Environment P003 Barnfield Blacko Bar Road Roughlee Housing P004 Land south of Quernmore Drive Old Stone Trough Lane Kelbrook Housing P005 Land between Skipton Old Road and Castle Road Skipton Old Road Colne Housing; Environment P006 Land off Red Lane Red Lane Colne Housing P007 Land off The Meadows The Meadows Colne Housing P008 Land at Great House Farm Red Lane Colne Housing P009 Land off Windermere Avenue Windermere Avenue Colne Housing; Environment P010 Land at Wapping Westgate Barnoldswick Housing P011 Former Richard Street Nurseries Richard Street Brierfield Housing P012 Former builders yard off Gillians Lane Gillians Lane Barnoldswick Housing P013 Land north of West Craven Business Park West Craven Drive Earby Employment P014 Land south of Wood Clough Platts Wood Clough Platts Brierfield Housing; Employment; Environment P015 Former Brierfield Wastewater Treatment Works Clitheroe Road Brierfield Housing P016 Roughs Barn Salterforth Lane Salterforth Housing P017 Land off Kelbrook Road Kelbrook Road Salterforth Housing P018 Land off Stoney Bank Road Stoney Bank Road Earby Housing P019 Land west of Sheridan Road Sheridan Road Laneshawbridge Housing P020 Land south west of Spen Head Farm Earby Road Salterforth Housing P021 Bridge Street Stoneyard Knotts Lane Colne Housing P022 Walk Mill Green Road Colne Housing P023 Spring Gardens Mill Spring Gardens Road Colne Housing P024 Swinden Playing Fields Cravendale Avenue Nelson Employment P025 Land at Riverside Business Park Riverside Way Barrowford Employment P026 Riverside Mill Charles Street Nelson Housing; Employment P027 Land off Wood Street Wood Street Brierfield Housing P028 Land adjacent to 15 Clough Road Clough Road Nelson Housing P029 Land off Trent Road Trent Road Nelson Housing P030 Land at Marsden Hall Road North / Hollins Road Marsden Hall Road North Nelson Housing P031 Land to rear of 75 Reedyford Road Reedyford Road Nelson Housing P032 Further Clough Head Pinewood Drive Nelson Housing P033 Land off Halifax Road (Site B) Halifax Road Nelson Housing P034 Land off Juno Street Juno Street Nelson Mixed Use P035 Land at Allison Grove Varley Street Colne Housing P036 Land off Byron Road Byron Road Colne Housing P037 Land off Waterside Road Waterside Road Colne Housing P038 Land at Hawley Street Hawley Street Colne Housing P039 Land adjacent to 6 Knotts Lane Knotts Lane Colne Housing New_Ref Site_Name Street Town Site put forward for / proposed use P040 Land between Hawley Street and Kyber Street Kyber Street Colne Housing P041 Land to rear of Atkinson Street Knotts Lane Colne Housing P042 Land off Greenberfield Lane Greenberfield Lane Barnoldswick Housing P043 Land at Kenilworth Drive Kenilworth Drive Earby Housing P044 Land off Bailey Street Bailey Street Earby Housing P045 Land off Aspen Grove Aspen Grove Earby Housing P046 Land off Carr Road Carr Road Nelson Employment; Community P047 Land off Lomeshaye Way Lomeshaye Way Nelson Employment P048 Former Gas Works Glen Way Brierfield Housing; Employment P049 Land off Greenfield Road Greenfield Road Colne Housing; Employment P050 Land adjacent to Wanless Water Greenfield Road Colne Housing; Employment P051 Land adjacent to 100 Greenfield Road Greenfield Road Colne Housing P052 Former Railway Sidings Railway Street Brierfield Housing; Employment P053 Green Works Knotts Lane Colne Housing P054 Land at Dam Side Dam Side Colne Open Space P055 Land off Foster Road Foster Road Barnoldswick Housing P056 Field Nos 6777, 7878 & 9379 Gisburn Road Blacko Housing P057 Former Fernbank Mill Fernbank Avenue Barnoldswick Housing; Mixed Use P058 Primet Foundry Greenfield Road Colne Mixed Use P059 Former Winewall Mill Trawden Road Colne Housing; Employment; Environment P060 Former Mansfield High School Taylor Street Brierfield Housing P061 Garages at Crow Nest Keighley Road Laneshawbridge Housing P062 Land adjacent to Silentnight Beds Long Ing Lane Barnoldswick Housing P063 Land south west of Woodside Terrace Lowther Street Nelson Housing P064 Brook Shed New Road Earby Housing P065 Land at Higher Parrock Farm Parrock Road Barrowford Housing P066 Land north west of Higher Parrock House Parrock Road Barrowford Environment P067 Land south of Colne Water Cotton Tree Lane Colne Employment P068 Land at Barnoldswick Road / Colne Road Barnoldswick Road Kelbrook Housing; Employment P069 Land west of Kelbrook Beck Colne Road Kelbrook Employment P070 Land to south of Greenhead Lane Greenhead Lane Brierfield Employment; Community; Mixed Use P071 Land adjacent to 340 Wheatley Lane Road Wheatley Lane Road Fence Housing P072 Land at Dam Head Barn Blacko Bar Road Roughlee Community P073 Land adjacent to 19 Briercliffe Avenue Briercliffe Avenue Colne Housing P074 Scholefield Farm Railway Street Nelson Mixed Use P075 Land between Moorlands and The Homelands Manchester Road Barnoldswick P076 Land adjacent to 82 Esp Lane Esp Lane Barnoldswick Housing P077 Gisburn Street Works Gisburn Street Barnoldswick Housing P078 Land at Higher Park Hill Farm Barrowford Road Barrowford Housing P079 Land adjacent to Sykes Laithe Earby Road Salterforth Housing P080 Hayfield Meadow Earby Road Salterforth Housing P081 New Road Garage Site New Road Earby Housing P082 Land at Glen Farm Red Lion Street Earby Housing P083 Land south of Grenfell Gardens Barrowford Road Colne Housing New_Ref Site_Name Street Town Site put forward for / proposed use P084 Land to rear of Dewhurst Street Knotts Lane Colne Housing P085 Land adjacent to Primet High School Dent Street Colne Community P086 Land off Bridge Street Bridge Street Colne Housing P087 Duckworth Mill Skipton Road Colne Housing P088 Land off Laithe Street Laith Street Colne Housing P089 Land off Ball Grove Drive Ball Grove Drive Colne Housing P090 Black Carr Mill and The Rock Business Centre Skipton Road Trawden Housing P091 Land off Emmott Lane Emmott Lane Laneshawbridge Housing P092 Thomas Street Car Park Thomas Street Colne Housing P093 Land off Hartleys Terrace Lenches Road Colne Housing P094 Land to rear of Wood Street Lenches Road Colne Housing P095 White Grove Garage Site White Grove Colne Housing P096 Land at Walton Street Walton Street Colne Housing P097 Brierfield Mills Glen Way Brierfield Housing; Employment; Retail; Community; Mixed Use; Open Space P098 Land off Railway Street Railway Street Brierfield Housing P099 Land off Coronation Road Coronation Road Brierfield Housing P100 Land north of Red Lion Street Car Park Red Lion Street Earby Housing P101 Land at Tyseley Grove Tyseley Grove Earby Housing P102 Land adjacent to 11 Osbourne Terrace Osbourne Terrace Spen Brook Housing P103 Land to rear of Osbourne Terrace Spen Brook Road Spen Brook Housing P104 Land at Oaklands Wheatley Lane Road Barrowford Housing P105 Land off Halifax Road (Site A) Halifax Road Nelson Housing P106 Land off Borrowdale Drive Borrowdale Drive Brierfield Open Space P107 Land adjacent to 71 Mansfield Crescent Mansfield Crescent Brierfield Housing P108 Land south of Brookfield Way Colne Road Earby Housing P109 Part Grains Barn Farm Barrowford Road Fence Housing P110 Land at Hollin Hall Farm Gisburn Road Blacko Housing P111 Sports field adjacent to former Nelson and Colne College Barrowford Road Colne Housing; Open Space P112 Land adjacent to 12 Wheatley Lane Road Wheatley Lane Road Barrowford Housing P113 Harrison Drive Recreation Ground Harrison Drive Colne Housing; Open Space P114 Land north of Sheridan Road Emmott Lane Laneshawbridge Housing P115 Land off Carr Hall Road Carr Hall Road Barrowford Housing P116 Land at Church Clough Farm Lenches Road Colne Housing P117 Land at Chapel Farm Barrowford Road Fence Housing P118 Land adjacent to 34 Lenches Road Lenches Road Colne Housing P119 Land to rear of 1 Bankfold Bankfold Barrowford Housing P120 Land at former Chapel House Farm Barrowford Road Fence Housing P121 Land east of Rye Croft Hollin Hall Trawden Housing P122 Land at Holme End Greenhead Lane Brierfield Housing P123 Land north of East Stone Edge Barnoldswick Road Barrowford Housing P124 Land adjacent to Lakeside Red Lane Colne Housing P125 Land adjacent to 373 King's Causeway King's Causeway Nelson Housing P126 Former Lakeside Garden Centre Skipton Road Foulridge Housing P127 Land at Lane Ends Farm Greenberfield Lane Barnoldswick Housing New_Ref Site_Name Street Town Site put forward for / proposed use P128 Throstle Nest Mill Bankhouse Road Nelson Employment; Mixed Use; Open Spce P129 St. Michael's Vicarage Skipton Road Foulridge Housing P130 Land to rear of St. Thomas's Primary School Wheatley Lane Road Barrowford Housing P131 Gisburn Road Car Park (South) Holmefield Gardens Barrowford Community P132 Gisburn Road Car Park (North) Holmefield Gardens Barrowford Community P133 Pendle Street Garage Site Pendle Street Barrowford Housing P134 May Street Garage Site May Street Barrowford Housing P135 Nora Street Garage Site Nora Street Barrowford Housing P136 Land at Ralph Laithe Barnoldswick Road Barrowford Housing P137 Land adjacent to 503 Wheatley Lane Road Wheatley Lane Road Fence Housing P138 Land adjacent to 310 Wheatley Lane Road Wheatley Lane Road Fence Housing P139 Railway Street Garage Site Railway Street Nelson Housing P140 Land at Lily Street Lily Street Nelson Housing; Employment P141 Former Vulcan Mill Bradley Hall Road Nelson Employment P142 Land south
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