Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment

Rotherham Local Plan Archaeology Scoping Study of Additional Site Allocations

8 SITE REPORTS

41 WA Project No. 79971.01

Rotherham Local Plan Development Sites Assessment

Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Off Centenery Way/ Bawtry Road Source Employment Land Review Area (Ha) 6.7 UDP Allocation Industrial Easting 442362 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 390711 TownRotherham Employment 6.7 Address Canklow

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Negligible significance 1146 6.65 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records five undesignated monuments within the study area including: the site of the now destroyed Knouch Bridge Mill (Cornmill), the remains of which may be under a yard and later building; six flint waste flakes of unknown date; Canklow Wood Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement, approximately 100m to the east of the site, consisting of a complex of Iron Age or Romano-British enclosures, lynchets, drove road and earthworks (including cultivation terraces, field boundaries and enclosures), a number of undated cairns possibly representing stone clearance from agricultural land, post medieval remains consisting of bell pits, a spoil heap and quarry, several surface finds of 1st and 2nd century A.D. pottery and native ware; A small Bronze Age Flat Axe; Roman pottery of 2nd or 3rd century date, walling and road material; and A 13th century pottery kiln was found in 1957 and re-excavated in 1962 within the 500m buffer.

The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Unenclosed Land: Regenerated Scrubland 1955-2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Extractive: Deep Shaft Coal Mine 1891-1954 and Enclosed Land: Valley Floor Meadows 1066-1890. The site is assigned to the Post-Industrial character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicate the site changed considerably in the last decade of the 19th century with the establishment of the Rotherham Main Collieries by the 1890s, the associated buildings of which continued to occupy the site until the colliery was closed in 1954 and then cleared in the 1970s. Prior to the establishment of the collieries the site was within enclosed land.

The Modern OS map shows the site to be almost entirely cleared with some remnants of the colliery, particularly the presence of several disused shafts.

Post 1990 Aps show the area to be scrubland.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility of disturbing 19th and 20th century remains of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of pre-19th century heritage assets at this site is considered to be poor due to the extensive disturbance caused by the establishment of the Rotherham Main Collieries. However, the survival of remains related to the colliery is considered to be moderate.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00132/01 Canklow Wood Iron Age and CLEARANCE CAIRN (Early Iron Age to Roman - Within 250m buffer Romano-British Settlement 800 BC to 409 AD) ; CULTIVATION TERRACE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; DROVE ROAD (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; ENCLOSURE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) ; FIELD BOUN

00837/01 Roman Road and Construction BUILDING? (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD?) ; Within 250m buffer Materials, Brinsworth CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD?) ; ROAD? (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD)

00837/02 DUPLICATE FINDSPOT (Roman - 100 AD to 400 AD) Within 250m buffer

00838/01 Early Bronze Age Axe Find, FINDSPOT (Early Bronze Age - 2350 BC to 1501 Within 250m buffer Brinsworth BC)

03880/01 Knouch Bridge Mill (Cornmill), CORN MILL (Post Medieval - 1540 AD to 1719 AD) Within 250m buffer Rotherham

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY83 Archaeological Survey at Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham 1992

ESY84 Archaeological Survey at Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham 1988

ESY944 Archaeological Level III Topographic Survey Within 250m buffer Topographic Survey at Grange park Woods, Canklow Wood and Treeton Wood, Rotherham, South Yorkshire

ESY949 Topographical Survey at Within 250m buffer Canklow Woods, Rotherham, South Yorkshire RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3381 Brinsford Road, Brinsworth, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1982 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3623 Fullerton Road, Ickles, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Industrial to Within site Rotherham Modern - 1892 AD to 2004 AD

HSY495 Site of Rotherham Main Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Collieries Modern - 1955 AD to 2003 AD

HSY498 Site of Canklow Sewage Works Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

HSY151 Canklow Road Recreation Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer ground Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1983 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3174 Phoenix Golf Club (east), Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Golf Within 250m buffer Brinsworth, Rotherham Course ; Modern - 1932 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3364 Brinsworth, Rotherham Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1935 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3393 Brinsworth, Rotherham Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1923 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3397 St. George's Church, Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Modern - 1905 Within 250m buffer Brinsworth, Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

HSY3399 Gresham Avenue, Brinsworth, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1990 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3403 Highlow View, Brinsworth, Residential; Low Rise Flats ; Modern - 1985 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD

HSY3404 Canklow Meadows Industrial Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1990 AD? Within 250m buffer Estate to 2003 AD

HSY3405 Canklow Meadows, Canklow, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1982 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0014 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3622 Ickles Way, Ickles, Rotherham Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1986 AD to Within 250m buffer 2004 AD

HSY467 Canklow wood primary school Institutional; School ; Modern - 1970 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer AD

HSY477 Canklow Wood Old 20th Woodland; Semi Natural Woodland ; Modern - Within 250m buffer century enclosures 1956 AD to 2003 AD

HSY480 Canklow Wood, Canklow, Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1801 AD to 2003 AD

HSY481 Canklow wood garage Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1923 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY492 Canklow Roundabout, Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within 250m buffer Canklow, Rotherham Junctions ; Modern - 1956 AD to 2003 AD

HSY502 Canklow wood scrub Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1967 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY510 Canklow Hill Road Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1930 Within 250m buffer AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0022 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Former Job lot Site Source HMR Area (Ha) 0.5 UDP Allocation Industrial and Business Easting 442636 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 391933 Town Canklow Dwellings 19.0 Address Canklow Road

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0022 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Local - High significance 412 0.48 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

The SMR records one monument within the study area, the suggested route of a Roman period road from Derby in the southwest travelling northeast towards Doncaster.

The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Modern Industrial 1906 - 2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Industrial 1854 - 1905 and Enclosed Land: Valley Floor Meadows 1066 - 1853. The site is assigned to the Complex Historic Town Cores character zone.

Comparison of historic OS indicate the northwest section of the site was occupied by buildings associated with the Rotherham Old Brewery, establishe din the 1820s, from the 1st edition release until the determination of a brewery disappears from the maps by 1968. By 1980 the brewery buildings in the middle of the site have been demolished and another building with a different footprint erected in their place. The southern portion of the site seems to have remained undisturbed until 1980 when a single building is erected. The area immediately to the north of the site that contained brewery buildings has undergone change since 1955 with several of the buildings having been demolished. The area to the east of the site saw considerable change during the 1930s when the enclosed land was developed as a housing estate.

The modern OS map shows the site to have one standing building indicating the 1980s building has been demolished.

Post 1990 APs show the site to still have one standing building with the rest of the site covered in concrete/tarmac.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Due to the proximity of the site to known heritage assets there is a low possibility for disturbing remains from the Romano-British period could be of high local significance. Although there are no prehistoric or Anglo-Saxon remains within the site, such remains are difficult to predict or exclude, especially within areas with no previous ground disturbance. The possibility of disturbing remains from these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. There is a high possibility of disturbing 19th century remains relating to Rotherham Old Brewewy of high-local significance.

Survival The likely survival of pre 19th centruy heritage assets is thought to be poor due to the disturbance by the construction of a new building in the 1980s, however, the extent of the disturbance over the rest site may be less as it is primarily under tarmac/concrete.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

04914 Roman Road; Brough to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD?) Within 250m buffer Doncaster via Templeborough RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3698 Canklow Road, Rotherham Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1906 AD to Within site 2003 AD

HSY151 Canklow Road Recreation Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer ground Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1983 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY152 Canklow Road industrial Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Terrace Housing Modern - 1900 AD to 2003 AD

HSY154 Rother View Road Estate Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1938 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0022 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3623 Fullerton Road, Ickles, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1892 AD to 2004 AD

HSY3624 Templebrook Enterprise Park, Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1986 AD to Within 250m buffer Ickles, Rotherham 2004 AD

HSY3696 Centenary Way, Rotherham Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Public Within 250m buffer Park ; Modern - 1970 AD? to 2004 AD

HSY398 Southern end of Westgate, Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1970 AD to 2003 AD

HSY406 Moorgate Nursing Home Institutional; Nursing Home / Almshouse ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1990 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY407 The Maltings Sheltered Housing Institutional; Nursing Home / Almshouse ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1980 AD to 2003 AD

HSY408 Derelict wasteland between Unenclosed Land; Moorland ; Modern - 1940 AD? Within 250m buffer Boston Park and Canklow to 2003 AD Estate

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0023 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Off Grange Lane Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 4.4 UDP Allocation Industry and \business Easting 440952 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 391021 Town Rotherham Employment 9.7 Address Templeborough

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0023 Development Type: Employment

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Regional significance 994 4.4 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records 22 undesignated monuments within the study area, including a suggested Iron Age or Romano-British trackway running in a north south alignment from Chesterfield towards the Templeborough fort within the site itself. Within the study area are a large number of heritage assets including and related to Templeborough Roman Fort (Morbium) located 250m to the northeast of the site. The fort covered 6.5 acres and was enclosed by a ditch and turf rampart standing on the southern bank of the Don, almost opposite the Brigantian stronghold at Wincobank. A Roman cemetery to the east of the fort contained two Roman burial urns with one probably dating to the 1st century A.D while a later Roman cremation cemetery dated to the 3rd Century AD was identified much closer to the fort than that of the 1st century burials and suggests the forts contraction. A number of Roman roads have been identified within the study area, including the suggested route of a Roman road entering South Yorkshire in the southwest from Brough (Derby), travelling northeast towards the Roman fort at Templeborough and then towards Doncaster, a section of Roman road identified in the 1950s believed to be a junction of the Sheffield to Templeborough road and another road running Brightside past the south of the fort.

Within the wider area further Romano-British remains have been identified, as well as earlier prehistoric remains. These include a mace head dated to the Mesolithic or Neolithic period, a Bronze Age dug out canoe (log boat) C14 dated to 3450 +- 150 BP and a Bronze Age looped palstave. A hoard of Roman brooches and a hoard of 177 Roman coins were recovered, as well as a Roman cinerary urn dated to the middle of the 1st century A.D and a Roman industrial annexe containing glass working and iron working. Later remains identified in the wider area include a mid-6th century Anglo-Saxon Brooch and a medieval bloomery.

Archaeological trial trenching within the study area revealed evidence of good survival of parts of the Roman fort and vicus and a watching brief monitoring geotechnical test pits at the site of the former Templeborough steelworks revealed 1st and 3rd century Roman pottery. Archaeological investigations within the 500m buffer include observations made of ARP (air raid protection) trenches proving the presence of Roman civilian occupation, excavation in 1947 revealed a section of the Roman military road alongside 2 houses and shops. Further excavation at a water treatment site in 1979 revealed clay floors and stone walls; and traces of road metalling were discovered during the inspection of a sewer excavation.

The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Commercial: Warehousing 1985-2003 with a with an invisible historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip 1540-1984. The site is within the Post Industrial character zone.

Comparisons of historic OS maps indicate the site has remained largely undisturbed as enclosed land despite the development of the surrounding land. A warehouse was built on the land immediately to the west of the site somewhere between 1970 and 1973 with a series of buildings identified as works being built in the late 1950s to 1960s.

The modern OS map indicates the land remains undeveloped

Post-1990 APs show the site as being covered with tarmac/concrete and used as a car park for the adjacent warehouse.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Given the proximity of the site to known heritage assets, there is a high possibility for disturbing the remains from the Romano-British period that are of regional significance. There is a low possibility of disturbing the remains from the Bronze Age period that could be of regional significance. There is a medium possibility of disturbing medieval remains of low local significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on the site is considered to be high due to little disturbance having taken place on the site aside from the laying of tarmac/concrete to create a car park.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

04917 Iron Age or Romano British TRACKWAY (Iron Age - 800 BC to 42 AD) Within site track way; Rykneild Street

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0023 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00839/01 Templeborough Roman Fort BARRACKS (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) ; FORT Within 250m buffer (Morbium) (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) ; GRANARY (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) ; WELL (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD)

00842/01 Roman Cemetery found at CINERARY URN (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 Within 250m buffer Templeborough BC to 409 AD)

04914 Roman Road; Brough to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD?) Within 250m buffer Doncaster via Templeborough

05052 Roman Road SW of ROAD (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) Within 250m buffer Templeborough

05054 Later Roman Cemetery, CREMATION CEMETERY (Roman - 200 AD? to 409 Within 250m buffer Templeborough AD) RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY107 Watching brief at the former Watching Brief Within 250m buffer UES Headquarters, Sheffield Road, Rotherham

ESY1081 1877 Excavation of Archaeological Intervention Within 250m buffer Templeborough

ESY1082 1916/7 Templeborough Archaeological Intervention Within 250m buffer Excavation

ESY1086 1955 Excavation, Dorothy Field Observation Within 250m buffer Greene

ESY152 Archaeological evaluation of Trial Trench Within 250m buffer Templeborough Rolling Mill

ESY923 Archaeological Monitoring Watching Brief Within 250m buffer Report and Site Assessment RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3175 Phoenix Golf Club (west), Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Golf Within site Brinsworth, Rotherham Course ; Modern - 1932 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3613 Grange lane, Templeborough, Commercial; Warehousing ; Modern - 1985 AD to Within site Rotherham 2003 AD

HSY3174 Phoenix Golf Club (east), Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Golf Within 250m buffer Brinsworth, Rotherham Course ; Modern - 1932 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3609 Brinsworth Strip Mill, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1955 Within 250m buffer Templeborough, Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

HSY3610 Templeborough, Rotherham Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1917 Within 250m buffer AD to 2003 AD

HSY3611 Spoil Heap, Templeborough, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1934 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0023 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3614 Grange Road, Brinsworth, Industrial; Utilities ; Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD Within 250m buffer Rotherham

HSY3615 Bawtry Road, Brinsworth, Industrial; Chemical ; Modern - 1968 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0105 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Land within Aldwarke Steel Works (Corus) off Doncaster Road Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 7.1 UDP Allocation General Industrial Easting 445475 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 395840 Town Rotherham Employment 7.1 Address

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0105 Development Type: Employment

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Negligible significance 1241 7.11 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no statutorily designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records one feature within the site consisting of earthworks relating to a 20th century spoil heap or pond.

The HEC records the present character of the site as split between Industrial: Metal Trades (Heavy) 1961-2003 with a partial historic character of Enclosed Land: Open fields 1066-1775, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Private Parkland 1776-1899. The site is assigned to the Industrial character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the River Don ran through the eastern section of the site which remained largely unchanged from the 1st edition until the 1920s when it appears to have been used to store spoil from the operations of the Roundwood Colliery to the southwest. Situated on site the Roundwood Staith first appeared on the 1892 OS, which shows the colliery linked by a tramway to the South Yorkshire Navigations. Demarcated as ‘liable to flood’ during the 1920’s and 30s OS editions. The area to the west of the site changed in the late 19th century with the establishment of the Sheffield and Mexborough Branch line which likely connected the railway and water ways through the staith on site. The site remained unchanged until 1968 when a Slag Reduction works was established to the south and the associated spoil heaps encroached onto the site within the southern section. Around the same time a large rolling mill was erected to the northwest of the site. In the late 1980s the course of the River Don was changed in the eastern part of the site to make way for a new large steel works south-southwest of the site.

The modern OS map indicates the Slag Reduction Works has been destroyed with the rest of the site remaining unchanged since the 1980s.

Post-1990 APs show the site to be covered with spoil heaps and associated material from the steel works.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a low possibility of disturbing post medieval and modern remains of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be moderate to poor given the eastern section of the site has been disturbed by the re- routing of the River and the southern end disturbed by modern works.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1435816 SPOIL HEAP/POND 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [MAL/75057 0028 Within site 17-Sep-1975]

316475 MOAT MEDIEVAL/POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/541/35 4062 19-May-1948] RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY1100 South Yorkshire Navigation - Other Within site Kilnhurst Lock to 1 km west of Eastwood Lock RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3755 Site of Roundwood Colliery, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Rotherham Modern - 1931 AD to 2004 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0105 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY496 Aldwarke Steel works Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1961 Within site AD to 2003 AD

HSY3752 Site of Kilnhurst Colliery, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Kilnhurst, Rotherham Modern - 1986 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3756 Low Lying land between Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Thrybergh Park and River Modern - 1999 AD to 2005 AD Don, Rotherham

HSY3758 Roundwood Bar Mill, Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1953 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

HSY499 Aldwarke Steel Works (3) - Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1973 Within 250m buffer Thryburgh Bar Mill AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0110 Development Type: Housing

Site Name East of Brecks Lane, r/o Belcourt Road Source Green Belt Representation Area (Ha) 3.0 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 446000 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 392057 Town Rotherham Dwellings 95.0 Address Brecks

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0110 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Unknown 713 2.97 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records one undesignated monument within the study area, a late prehistoric flint arrowhead found in a broken state in the plough soils.

The Magenesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping project records two features within the study area relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow with one being within the site boundaries.

The HEC records the present character of the site as being split between Enclosed Land: Strip fields 1540-2003 with a partial historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539. The site is assigned to the Strip Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicated the site has not changed, remaining as strip fields. Development around the site did not take place until the 1930s when a housing estate was erected to the east and south of the site. Further development in the 1960s brought the housing estate up to the border of the site with a small section encroaching into the site limits.

The modern OS map indicates the site remains as strip fields.

Post-1990 APs show the site as agricultural land.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British or Anglo-Saxon remains within the study area, such remains are difficult to predict or exclude, especially in areas with no previous ground disturbance. The possibility of disturbing remains relating to these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. There is a high possibility of disturbing pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The likelihood of the survival of remains within the site is considered to be good given the lack of disturbance.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/58/B/51 Within site 5165 12-Jun-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433126 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433082 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35 4190 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0110 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

03254/01 Late Prehistoric Flint FINDSPOT (Later Prehistoric - 4000 BC to 42 AD) Within 250m buffer Arrowhead Find, Dalton RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY438 Pre 1930 housing along Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Wickersley Road and Modern - 1934 AD? to 2003 AD Listerdale, Rotherham

HSY440 Infill housing around the Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site former village of Herringthorpe Modern - 1948 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY623 Agglomerated Strip fields Enclosed Land; Strip Fields ; Post Medieval to Within site around Gibbing Greave woods, Modern - 1540 AD? to 2003 AD Herringthorpe Rotherham.

HSY439 Valley Park Rotherham Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Public Within 250m buffer Park ; Modern - 1970 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY579 Breck Cricket Ground Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Sports Within 250m buffer Ground ; Modern - 1954 AD to 2003 AD

HSY584 Brecks and Dean Plantation Woodland; Plantation ; Modern - 1903 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer AD

HSY611 Gibbing Greave and Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Herringthorpe Woods Modern - 1850 AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0134 Development Type: Housing

Site Name land to north west of Doncaster Road Dalton Source HMR Area (Ha) 0.6 UDP Allocation Retail / Education / B1 Easting 445460 Proposed Allocation Mixed Northing 394270 Town Rotherham Dwellings 38.0 Address land to north west of Doncaster Road Dalton

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0134 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Local - Low significance 328 0.63 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records one undesignated monument within the study area, the suggested route of a Roman road entering South Yorkshire in the southwest from Brough (Derby), which travels north-east towards the Roman fort at Templeborough then towards Doncaster. The route of the road runs directly to the south of the site.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping project records one feature within the site relating to a 20th century air raid shelter and four features within the study area, three relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow and a fourth relating to a 20th century worker's hostel.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Playing Fields/Recreation ground 1922-2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1066-1853 and Industrial: Water Powered Site 1854-1921. The site is within the Post Industrial character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site occupied an enclosed field in the mid-19th century and was adjacent to the Dalton Brook Windmill to the northwest. This windmill is marked as a corn mill of the 1890s map. A school was constructed within the site in the 1920s, with residential housing also constructed south of the site at this time.

The modern OS map indicates the school building still standing on the site.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have a standing building with a tarmac car park and a green area.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high potential of disturbing 20th century remains of low local significance. The site is located adjacent to a potential Roman road therefore there is medium possibility of disturbing Romano-British remains of unknown significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be poor within the area occupied by the school but moderate within the green area adjacent to the road.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1433153 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35 3127 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433095 WORKERS HOSTEL 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/543/9F22 Within 250m buffer 0201 19-Jun-1957]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/58/B/51 Within 250m buffer 5165 12-Jun-1948]

1433097 CIVIL DEFENCE BUILDING 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/543/9F22 Within 500m buffer 0201 19-Jun-1957]

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Reference: LDF0134 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

04914 Roman Road; Brough to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD?) Within 250m buffer Doncaster via Templeborough RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY1100 South Yorkshire Navigation - Other Within 250m buffer Kilnhurst Lock to 1 km west of Eastwood Lock RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY4117 Silverwood Miners Welfare, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within site Dalton, Rotherham Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY275 Dalton lane estate Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1999 AD to 2003 AD

HSY277 Dalton Lane, Clifton, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY280 East Herringthorpe Estate Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1945 AD to 2003 AD

HSY288 Rotherham Civil defence Institutional; Fortified Site ; Modern - 1954 AD to Within 250m buffer Bunker, Herringthorpe 2003 AD

HSY289 East Herringthorpe flats Residential; Low Rise Flats ; Modern - 1987 AD to Within 250m buffer 2003 AD

HSY4115 Whinney Hill, Dalton, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1967 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY4118 Aldwarke Road, Dalton, Commercial; Shopping Centre ; Modern - 1990 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

HSY496 Aldwarke Steel works Industrial; Metal Trades (Heavy) ; Modern - 1961 Within 250m buffer AD to 2003 AD

HSY624 Dalton Allotments Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Allotments ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY626 Magna Lane Recreation Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Ground, Dalton Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0198 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Oldgate Lane South, Thrybergh Source HMR Area (Ha) 0.8 UDP Allocation B1 light industry / residential Easting 446394 Proposed Allocation Mixed Northing 394539 Town Thrybergh Dwellings 26.0 Address land to south of Oldgate Lane, Dalton / East Herringthorpe MP HMR site No.37

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Reference: LDF0198 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment

Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Negligible significance 437 0.8 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records one undesignated monument within the study area, the suggested route of a Roman period road entering South Yorkshire in the southwest from Brough (Derby), travelling north-east towards the Roman fort at Templeborough and then towards Doncaster. Thrybergh Deer Park which has medieval origins dating back to a grant of free warren given to the local lord for the establishment of the park in 1259-1260 is also within 500m of the site.

The Magenesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping project records three features within the study area: One relating to a 20th century air raid shelter and two relating to earthworks from post medieval ridge and furrow.

The HEC records the present character of the site as being split between Commercial: Warehousing 1984-2003 with an invisible historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1540-1983; and Residential: Planned Estate (Social Housing) 1948- 2003 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1540-1947. The site is split between the Industrial Settlements and Municipal Suburbs character zones.

Comparisons of historic OS maps indicate the site remained as fields until the 1920s when a building was erected in the middle of the site immediately adjacent to Old Gate Lane. The development continued into the 1930s on the eastern part of the site when Chesterhill Avenue was constructed to accommodate housing. Further development in the 1960s to the southwest of the site occurred over the previous allotments.

The modern OS map indicates the site has been cleared of a large section of the housing along Chesterhill Avenue and a large building has been built in the previously undisturbed western part of the site.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have been fully cleared of all its former buildings and is now under grass.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is an unknown possibility of disturbing medieval remains of unknown significance. There is a low possibility of disturbing post-medieval remains and a high possibility of disturbing 20th century remains of negligible significance

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at the site is considered low due to modern building disturbance.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1433088 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35 3130 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433131 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/543/9F22 Within 250m buffer 0350 19-Jun-1957]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/58/B/51 Within 250m buffer 5165 12-Jun-1948]

1433092 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35 3130 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

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Reference: LDF0198 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY589 Whinney Hill Terraced Housing Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1922 Within site AD? to 2003 AD

HSY612 Mid twentieth century estates Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site to the south of Oldgate Road, Modern - 1948 AD to 2003 AD Dalton

HSY616 Large Warehouses on Oldgate Commercial; Warehousing ; Modern - 1984 AD to Within site Lane, Whinney Hill 2003 AD

HSY4103 Hollings lane, Thrybergh, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY4115 Whinney Hill, Dalton, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1967 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY4119 Doncaster Road, Dalton, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1938 AD to 2003 AD

HSY590 Modern medium density Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer estate, Whinney Hill, Thrybergh Modern - 1987 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY607 1940's semi detached housing Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer on Windmill Field Modern - 1948 AD to 2003 AD

HSY608 1940's planned semi detached Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer housing on former Thrybergh Modern - 1948 AD to 2003 AD Common

HSY609 Crofts estate, Thrybergh Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1958 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY610 Thrybergh Primary School Institutional; School ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer AD

HSY617 Chestnut Avenue, Thrybergh Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1984 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY618 Wilson Drive, Brier Road, Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Thrybergh 1984 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY627 Former Dalton Parva / Magna Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Townfields. 1958 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0208 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land to the east of Penny Piece Lane Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 1.9 UDP Allocation Green Belt, Conservation Area and known interests Easting 451686 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 384652 Town North Anston Dwellings 38.0 Address Penny Piece Lane

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Reference: LDF0208 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Unknown 683 1.88 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are six designated heritage assets within the study area, most of which are associated with the post-medieval development of Anston. Directly south of the site is the Grade II Listed Lodge Farmhouse dating to the 19th century.

The SMR records seven undesignated heritage assets within the study area. The earliest evidence for activity in the area is a Roman coin of Gallienus, further Roman coins were recovered within the wider area. Medieval remains within the study area include a moated enclosure, dry and mutilated with no building foundations visible with medieval ridge and furrow in two fields east of the moated site. A sherd of 14th century medieval pottery has also been recovered, along with the truss of a timber frame structure surviving in a wall. Post-medieval remains include an early 18th century house.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping project records one feature within the study area relating to earthworks from post- medieval ridge and furrow.

The HEC records the present character of the site as being split between Residential: Private Housing Estate 1982-2005 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1839 and Extractive: Quarry 1840-1981; and Residential: Burgage Plots 1066-2005. The site is split between the Nucleated Rural Settlements and Late 20th Century Private Suburbs character zones.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicate the site has remained as open fields with quarrying work having taken place to the immediate north east of the site where old limekilns are identified on the 1890s map. To the east of the site is Anston Hall with considerable evidence of quarrying in the surrounding area. Residential dwellings are in place to the south pre-dating the first edition OS with residential development to the north taking place during the 1980s.

Modern OS maps show the site to be open fields.

Post-1990 APs show the site to be open fields with grass vegetation.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British or Anglo-Saxon remains within the site, such remains are difficult to predict or exclude, especially in areas with no previous ground disturbance. The possibility of disturbing remains relating to these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. There is an uncertain possibility of disturbing medieval remains of unknown significance. There is a low possibility of disturbing post-medieval remains of a negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets is considered to be good as the site has remained undisturbed.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1437983 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

1437983 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within 250m buffer 4387 19-May-1948]

1437940 SPOIL HEAP 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [OS/87136 0028 Within 500m buffer 09-Sep-1987]

1437940 SLAG HEAP 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [MAL/77005 0016 Within 500m buffer 27-Feb-1977] RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1132682 7, HILLSIDE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

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Reference: LDF0208 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1132683 ANSTON BRIDGE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1132684 THE GATE HOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1192784 LODGE FARMHOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1192818 MULBERRY FARMHOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer INCLUDING ATTACHED OUTBUILDING

1314645 18, THE GREEN Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

01595/01 Site of Medieval Timber SITE (Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer Framed Structure, 8 Hillside, North Anston

03276/01 Roman Coin Find, Anston Within 250m buffer

03888/01 Medieval Ridge and Furrow, RIDGE AND FURROW (Medieval - 1066 AD? to Within 250m buffer Anston 1539 AD)

03902/01 Early 18th Century House, 7 HOUSE (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer Hillside, Anston 1914 AD) RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY498 Watching Brief at North Watching Brief Within 250m buffer Anston Sub Station RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3464 North Anston Conservation Residential; Burgage Plots ; Medieval to Modern - Within site Area, Rotherham 1066 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3465 Quarry Lane, North Anston, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1982 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3257 Land north of the Anston Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Brook, North Anston, 1967 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3269 Anston Stones Wood, Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Early Within 250m buffer Rotherham Medieval/Dark Age to Modern - 410 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3380 Suburban Housing between Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer North Anston and Dinnington, 1977 AD to 2005 AD Dinnington, Rotherham

HSY3467 Greenlands Park, North Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Anston, Rotherham Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1982 AD? to 2005 AD?

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Reference: LDF0208 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3471 Brook Croft, Town Wells, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer North Anston, Rotherham 1999 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3472 Anston Brook Junior School, Institutional; School ; Industrial to Modern - 1891 Within 250m buffer North Anston, Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0209 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land between Sheffield Road and Mineral Railway Source UPS Area (Ha) 1.0 UDP Allocation Business Use Easting 451890 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 383951 Town North Anston Dwellings 30.0 Address Sheffield Road

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Reference: LDF0209 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Negligible significance 413 1.04 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

The SMR records two monuments within the study area: St James Church, mostly 14th/15th century but may incorporate earlier work with 19th century restoration and medieval ridge and furrow in two fields to the east of a moated site.

The NHLE records two Listed Buildings within the study area: One is the Grade I listed Church of St James, a 14th century church with a 15th century tower and clerestory, restored in 1886 and 1890 and Laurel Bank, mid-late 18th century house with 19th century additions and alterations built with deeply coursed, dressed limestone and a Welsh slate roof.

The site was not included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, so no information is available on the extent of any cropmark features in or adjoining the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Industrial: Other Industry 1967-2005 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1966. The site is assigned to the Industrial character zone.

Comparison of Historic OS maps indicate the site remained as strip fields until the late 1960s when a garage and bus and coach depot was built on the site. Residential development to the west of the site began in the late 1940s and continued into the 1970s.

The Modern OS map indicated the site is still occupied by the depot.

Post-1990 APs show the site to be in use as a bus depot with three standing buildings and a tarmac yard.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility of disturbing modern remains of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets is considered to be moderate to poor because of the disturbance of the 20th century development.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1192792 CHURCH OF ST JAMES Listed Building (Grade I) Within 250m buffer

1192805 LAUREL BANK Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00283/01 St James Church, South Anston CHURCH (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer

03888/01 Medieval Ridge and Furrow, RIDGE AND FURROW (Medieval - 1066 AD? to Within 250m buffer Anston 1539 AD) RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3389 Plaxton Ltd, Ryton Road, Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1967 AD? to Within site South Anston, Rotherham 2005 AD

HSY3232 Land to the east of Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Dinnington, Rotherham 1982 AD? to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0209 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3269 Anston Stones Wood, Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Early Within 250m buffer Rotherham Medieval/Dark Age to Modern - 410 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3272 Land South of South Anston Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Village, Rotherham 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3386 Late twentieth century Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer suburban housing to the south 1982 AD to 2005 AD of South Anston, Rotherham

HSY3388 'Flower Estate' north west of Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer South Anston, Rotherham 1982 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3391 Council Housing along the Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer A57, South Anston, Rotherham Modern - 1948 AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3392 Ryton Road, North Anston, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1930 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3394 Ryton Road Recreation Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Ground, Anston, Rotherham Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1930 AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3472 Anston Brook Junior School, Institutional; School ; Industrial to Modern - 1891 Within 250m buffer North Anston, Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

HSY3474 St James' Church, South Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Medieval to Within 250m buffer Anston, Rotherham Modern - 1300 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3476 South Anston Village, Residential; Burgage Plots ; Medieval to Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1066 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0221 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land off Silverdales Source Other Area (Ha) 4.7 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 453580 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 386001 Town Dinnington Dwellings 46.0 Address Silverdales

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Reference: LDF0221 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

ALL Unknown 1015 4.74 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records one feature within the study area relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow.

The HEC records the present character of the site is recorded as Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Playing Fields/recreation ground 1930-2005 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1775. The site is assigned to the Planned Industrial Settlements character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site remained undeveloped from the mid-19th century until the 1930s when a building was erected to house the Miners' Welfare Institute at the western side of the site. The remainder of the site was used as a recreation ground at this time. A large residential development was erected to the west of the site in the 1930s. The site has remained a recreation ground throughout the 20th century.

Post-1990 APs show the site to be a recreation ground with a mini golf course at the northern end and the Miners' Welfare Institute building still extant.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there a no known prehistoric, Romano-British or Anglo-Saxon remains within the site, such remains are difficult to predict or exclude, especially in areas with no previous ground disturbance. The possibility of disturbing remains from these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. There is a high possibility of disturbing 20th century remains of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets is considered to be good apart from the area disturbed by the building of the Miners' Welfare Institute and the golf course where survival is considered to be poor.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within 250m buffer 4313 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within 250m buffer 4311 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/540/1424F22 0117 29-Sep-1954]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35F20 Within 250m buffer 4387 19-May-1948] RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3232 Land to the east of Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Dinnington, Rotherham 1982 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3240 Rural Throapham, Rotherham Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3365 Inter war housing estates, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Dinnington, Rotherham Modern - 1930 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0221 Development Type: Housing

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3369 High Nook and Poets Estate, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Dinnington, Rotherham Modern - 1967 AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3402 Dinnington Miners Welfare Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within site Institute and Recreation Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1930 AD to Ground, Dinnington, 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3354 Terraced Housing in the north Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1930 Within 250m buffer of Dinnington, Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

HSY3358 Dinnington Comprehensive Institutional; School ; Modern - 1930 AD to 2004 Within 250m buffer and Rother Valley College, AD Doe Lane, Dinnington

HSY3370 Allotment Gardens behind Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Silver Dales, Dinnington, Allotments ; Modern - 1930 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3401 Possible prefab dwellings, Residential; Prefabs ; Modern - 1948 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer Dinnington, Rotherham AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Land off Bookers Way Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 11.4 UDP Allocation Industrial & Business, known interest, greenspace Easting 450790 Proposed Allocation Mixed Northing 386631 Town Dinnington Employment 5.5 Address Bookers Way

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Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

A Unknown 1182 6.95 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

The Magnesian Limestone is South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records five features within the study area consisting of cropmarks relating to a ditch and enclosure of unknown date, three sets of earthworks relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow and further earthworks relating to a 20th century spoil/slag heap.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Unenclosed Land: Regenerated Scrubland 1910-2005 with an invisible historic character of Unenclosed Land: Commons and Greens 1066-1770 and Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/Private) 1771-1909. The site is assigned to the Surveyed Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site remained as enclosed land from the 1854 OS map. By the 1920s the site was bounded to the east and the west by railway lines the western of which was dismantled by the 1956 map with the eastern line dismantled by the late 1980s. During the 1980s an industrial estate was developed immediately to the south of the site.

The modern OS map indicates the site remains undisturbed.

Post-1990 APs show the site as grass scrubland.

Survival The survival of heritage assets is considered to be good due to lack of ground disturbance. Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

B Negligible significance 1194 4.48 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

The Magnesian Limestone is South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records two features within the site consisting of cropmarks relating to a ditch and enclosure of unknown date, three sets of earthworks relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow and further earthworks relating to a 20th century spoil/slag heap.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Industrial: Other Industry 1910-1988 with a fragmentary historic character of Unenclosed Land: Commons and Greens 1066-1770 and Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/Private) 1771-1909. The site is assigned to the Post- Industrial character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site remained as enclosed land until the 1980s when an industrial estate was developed within the site. By the 1920s a railway line was built within the very eastern edge of the site and dismantled by the late 1980s.

Post-1990 APs show the site to still be part of an industrial estate.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high chance of disturbing 20th industrial remains of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of pre-20th century heritage assets on this site is considered to poor due to disturbance from the industrial estate development.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription

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Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1437898 DITCH UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35F20 4387 Within site 19-May-1948]

1437898 ENCLOSURE UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35F20 4387 Within site 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within site 4313 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35F20 Within site 4387 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/540/1424F22 0117 29-Sep-1954]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within site 4311 19-May-1948]

1437980 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

1437940 SPOIL HEAP 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [OS/87136 0028 Within 250m buffer 09-Sep-1987]

1437940 SLAG HEAP 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [MAL/77005 0016 Within 250m buffer 27-Feb-1977]

1437945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/542/63F21 Within 250m buffer 0240 12-Oct-1954]

1437945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

1437983 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35F20 Within 250m buffer 4387 19-May-1948]

1437983 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

1437894 RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [MAL/70057 0013 18-Jul- Within 500m buffer 1970] RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3205 Laughton Common, Laughton Enclosed Land; Surveyed Enclosure Within site en le Morthen, Rotherham (Parliamentary/ Private) ; Industrial to Modern - 1771 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3340 Laughton Common Scrubland, Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Rotherham Modern - 1910 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3343 North Anston Industrial Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1989 AD to Within site Estate, Laughton Common, 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3256 North Anston Common, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1967 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3335 Dinnington Colliery (site of), Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Dinnington, Rotherham Modern - 1991 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3346 Rotherham Road commercial Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1989 AD to Within 250m buffer developments, Laughton 2005 AD Common, Rotherham

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY4090 'White City', Laughton Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within 250m buffer Common (Site of), Rotherham Modern - 2002 AD to 2004 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0229 Development Type: Employment

Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

A Unknown 1182 6.95 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

The modern OS map indicates the site remains undisturbed.

Post-1990 APs show the site as grass scrubland.

Survival The survival of heritage assets is considered to be good due to lack of ground disturbance. Site Assessment Subdiv Archaeological Perimeter Area Recommendation Significance (m) (Ha)

B Negligible significance 1194 4.48 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no designated or undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

Post-1990 APs show the site to still be part of an industrial estate.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high chance of disturbing 20th industrial remains of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of pre-20th century heritage assets on this site is considered to poor due to disturbance from the industrial estate development.

Heritage Assets and Activities RecordType NMP Transcription

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