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Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 0 West Malvern Road Malvern 0.5 days Thu 22/05/14 Thu 22/05/14 2 Tanhouse Lane Malvern 0.3 days Thu 22/05/14 Thu 22/05/14 3 Redland Road Malvern 0.3 days Fri 23/05/14 Fri 23/05/14 4 Time Risk Allowance 0.7 days Fri 23/05/14 Fri 23/05/14 5 Quarry/Boraston Road Bliss Gate 0.6 days Tue 27/05/14 Tue 27/05/14 6 Rectory Lane Rock 0.7 days Tue 27/05/14 Wed 28/05/14 7 Kinver Lane Blakeshall 0.3 days Wed Wed 28/05/14 28/05/14 8 Gipsey Lane Blakeshall 0.3 days Wed Wed 28/05/14 28/05/14 9 Ribbesford Clows Top 0.6 days Wed Thu 29/05/14 28/05/14 10 B4204 Bayton 0.6 days Thu 29/05/14 Fri 30/05/14 11 Time Risk Allowance 1 day Fri 30/05/14 Sat 31/05/14 12 Martley to Wichamford Martley 0.8 days Sat 31/05/14 Sat 31/05/14 13 Tenbury Road Tenbury 1.5 days Sat 31/05/14 Mon 02/06/14 14 Time Risk Allowance 0.5 days Mon 02/06/14Mon 02/06/14 15 Heightington Road Heightington 0.5 days Mon 02/06/14Tue 03/06/14 16 Main Road Hallow 0.8 days Tue 03/06/14 Wed 04/06/14 17 Sailors Bank Lower Broadheath 0.8 days Wed Wed 04/06/14 04/06/14 18 Upper House Road Alfrick 0.2 days Thu 05/06/14 Thu 05/06/14 19 A443 Stockton on Teme 0.1 days Thu 05/06/14 Thu 05/06/14 20 Alfrick Alfrick 0.3 days Thu 05/06/14 Thu 05/06/14 21 Alfrick Pound Alfrick Pound 0.3 days Thu 05/06/14 Thu 05/06/14 22 Sherridge Road Leigh Sinton 0.5 days Thu 05/06/14 Fri 06/06/14 23 Bransford Road Rushwick 0.8 days Fri 06/06/14 Mon 09/06/14 24 Time Risk Allowance 1 day Mon 09/06/14Tue 10/06/14 25 Albert Park Road Malvern 0.3 days Tue 10/06/14 Tue 10/06/14 26 Pickersleigh Road Malvern 0.2 days Tue 10/06/14 Tue 10/06/14 27 Cleveload Lane Guarlford 0.6 days Tue 10/06/14 Wed 11/06/14 28 Upton Road Callow End 0.3 days Wed Wed 11/06/14 11/06/14 29 Frog Lane Callow End 0.1 days Wed Wed 11/06/14 11/06/14 Worcestershire Prog 2014-05-21 Page 1 Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 30 Main Road Kempsey 0.6 days Wed Thu 12/06/14 11/06/14 31 Fox Lane Hatfield 0.3 days Thu 12/06/14 Thu 12/06/14 32 Church Lane Norton 0.5 days Thu 12/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 33 Kingfisher Close Worcester 0.1 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 34 Queens Wood Drive Worcester 0.1 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 35 Draycote Close, Hidcote Close Worcester 0.1 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 36 Connaught Close Worcester 0.1 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 37 Ransom Ave Worcester 0.3 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 38 Field Walk Worcester 0.1 days Fri 13/06/14 Fri 13/06/14 39 Barnes Way and off shoot Worcester 0.2 days Fri 13/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 40 Barns Place Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 41 Springfield Road Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 42 Woodbridge Close Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 43 Burnham Close Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 44 Springfield Close Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 45 Blackpole Road Blackpole 0.3 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 46 Tolladine Road Worcester 0.1 days Sat 14/06/14 Sat 14/06/14 47 Tunnel Hill Worcester 0.2 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 48 Mayfield Road Worcester 0.1 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 49 Belmont Road Worcester 0.3 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 50 Monarch Drive Worcester 0.2 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 51 The Spinney Worcester 0.1 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 52 Lambourne Cresent Worcester 0.1 days Sun 15/06/14 Sun 15/06/14 53 Bramley Ave Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 54 Pearmain Close Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 55 Cecila Drive Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 56 Laxton Ave Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 Worcestershire Prog 2014-05-21 Page 2 Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 57 Elison Ave Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 58 Ribston Close Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 59 Everard Close Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 60 Russet Close Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 61 Langley Close Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 62 Everard Place Worcester 0.1 days Mon Mon 16/06/14 16/06/14 63 Time Risk Allowance 0.5 days Tue 17/06/14 Tue 17/06/14 64 Worcester bound slip road 0.3 days Tue 17/06/14 Tue 17/06/14 65 Primsland Way Droitwich 0.8 days Tue 17/06/14 Wed 18/06/14 66 Addyes Way Droitwich 0.3 days Wed Wed 18/06/14 18/06/14 67 Northwick Road Worcester 0.6 days Wed Thu 19/06/14 18/06/14 68 Hindlip Lane Hindlip 0.5 days Thu 19/06/14 Thu 19/06/14 69 Edwards Lane White Ladies Aston 0.5 days Fri 20/06/14 Fri 20/06/14 70 Swanbrook Lane Feckenham 0.2 days Fri 20/06/14 Fri 20/06/14 71 Bishampton Road Flyford Flavell 0.3 days Fri 20/06/14 Fri 20/06/14 72 Radford to Flyford Flavell Flyford Flavell 1 day Mon Mon 23/06/14 23/06/14 73 Rous Lench to Church Lench Church Lench 0.5 days Tue 24/06/14 Tue 24/06/14 74 Coalash Lane Lower Bentley 0.3 days Tue 24/06/14 Tue 24/06/14 75 Time Risk Allowance 0.5 days Tue 24/06/14 Wed 25/06/14 76 Evesham Road Cook Hill 0.8 days Wed Thu 26/06/14 25/06/14 77 Shellford to Bradley Green Stock & Bradley 0.3 days Thu 26/06/14 Thu 26/06/14 78 Time Risk Allowance 1 day Thu 26/06/14 Fri 27/06/14 79 Forest Lane Hanbury 1 day Fri 27/06/14 Sat 28/06/14 80 Windmill Drive Redditch 1.5 days Sat 28/06/14 Sun 29/06/14 81 Boxnott Close Redditch 0.1 days Sun 29/06/14 Sun 29/06/14 82 Lynden Wood Redditch 0.1 days Mon Mon 30/06/14 30/06/14 83 Sheltwood Close Redditch 0.7 days Mon Mon 30/06/14 30/06/14 Worcestershire Prog 2014-05-21 Page 3 Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 84 Raglis Close Redditch 0.1 days Mon Mon 30/06/14 30/06/14 85 Packwwod Close Redditch 0.1 days Mon Mon 30/06/14 30/06/14 86 Neighbrook Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 87 Lordswood Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 88 Knightsford Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 89 Sydnall Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 90 Time Risk Allowance 0.5 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 91 Sheep Croft Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 01/07/14 Tue 01/07/14 92 Michael Wood Close Redditch 0.1 days Wed Wed 02/07/14 02/07/14 93 Tynsall Ave/ Springvale Road Redditch 0.3 days Wed Wed 02/07/14 02/07/14 94 Reyde Close Redditch 0.1 days Wed Wed 02/07/14 02/07/14 95 Brotherton Ave Redditch 0.1 days Wed Wed 02/07/14 02/07/14 96 Hennals Ave Redditch 0.1 days Wed Wed 02/07/14 02/07/14 97 Brookhill drive Redditch 0.7 days Wed Thu 03/07/14 02/07/14 98 A448 Westbound Redditch 1.2 days Thu 03/07/14 Fri 04/07/14 99 A448 Eastbound Redditch 1.2 days Fri 04/07/14 Sat 05/07/14 100 Old Forge Drive Redditch 1 day Sat 05/07/14 Sun 06/07/14 101 Sandy Lane Lydiate Ash 1 day Sun 06/07/14 Mon 07/07/14 102 Laburnham Close Redditch 0.1 days Mon Mon 07/07/14 07/07/14 103 Greenfields Redditch 0.2 days Mon Tue 08/07/14 07/07/14 104 Sycamore Drive Redditch 0.2 days Tue 08/07/14 Tue 08/07/14 105 Coldfield Drive Redditch 1 day Tue 08/07/14 Wed 09/07/14 106 Time Risk Allowance 1 day Wed 09/07/14Thu 10/07/14 107 Hatfield Close 0.1 days Thu 10/07/14 Thu 10/07/14 108 Alvechurch Highway 1 day Thu 10/07/14 Fri 11/07/14 109 Alvechurch Highway 1 day Fri 11/07/14 Mon 14/07/14 110 Batterns Drive 0.3 days Mon Mon 14/07/14 14/07/14 Worcestershire Prog 2014-05-21 Page 4 Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 111 Thornbury Drive Redditch 0.2 days Mon Mon 14/07/14 14/07/14 112 Brockhill Lane 0.2 days Mon 14/07/14Tue 15/07/14 113 Lechlade Close Redditch 0.1 days Tue 15/07/14 Tue 15/07/14 114 Stoney Lane/Grange Lane and Cobley Hill 0.8 days Tue 15/07/14 Tue 15/07/14 115 Hill Lane Wythall 0.8 days Wed 16/07/14Wed 16/07/14 116 Time Risk Allowance 1 day Wed 16/07/14Thu 17/07/14 117 Deerhurst Close Redditch 0.1 days Thu 17/07/14 Thu 17/07/14 118 Berkswell Close Redditch 0.1 days Thu 17/07/14 Thu 17/07/14 119 Chelmarsh Close Redditch 0.1 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 120 Stoke Lane Redditch 0.3 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 121 Norbury Close Redditch 0.1 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 122 Marshfield Close Redditch 0.1 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 123 Lechlade Close Redditch 0.1 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 124 Kimberley Close Redditch 0.1 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 125 Ridings Lane Redditch 0.2 days Fri 18/07/14 Fri 18/07/14 126 Wordsley Close Redditch 0.1 days Sat 19/07/14 Sat 19/07/14 127 Preston Close Redditch 0.1 days Sat 19/07/14 Sat 19/07/14 128 Rush Lane Redditch 0.1 days Sat 19/07/14 Sat 19/07/14 129 Snowshill Close Redditch 0.4 days Sat 19/07/14 Sat 19/07/14 130 Radway Close Redditch 0.3 days Sat 19/07/14 Sat 19/07/14 131 Parkfield Close Redditch 0.1 days Sun 20/07/14 Sun 20/07/14 132 Agmore Lane Bromsgrove 0.2 days Sun 20/07/14 Sun 20/07/14 133 Frankley Green Lane 0.2 days Sun 20/07/14 Sun 20/07/14 134 Ravenhayes Frankley Hill 0.7 days Sun 20/07/14 Mon 21/07/14 135 Yew Tree Lane Frankley 0.8 days Mon Mon 21/07/14 21/07/14 136 Saint Kenelms Romsleys 0.3 days Tue 22/07/14 Tue 22/07/14 137 Time Risk Allowance 0.5 days Tue 22/07/14 Tue 22/07/14 138 Vine Lane Clent 0.4 days Tue 22/07/14 Wed 23/07/14 139 Station Road Wythall 0.5 days Wed Wed 23/07/14 23/07/14 Worcestershire Prog 2014-05-21 Page 5 Worcester 2014 Surface Dressing Programme ID Location Duration Start Finish 140 Alvechurch Highway Hopwood 0.6 days Wed Thu 24/07/14 23/07/14 141 Birmingham Road Bordesley 0.6 days Thu 24/07/14 Thu 24/07/14 142 Redditch Road Alverchurch 0.5 days Thu 24/07/14 Fri 25/07/14 143 Kendal End Road Barnt Green 0.3 days Fri 25/07/14 Fri 25/07/14 144 Madeley Road Belbroughton 0.7 days Fri 25/07/14 Mon 28/07/14 145 Barley Mow Lane Catshill 0.2
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    Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework Community Facilities Audit, 2009 © Copyright. 2009. BLOM. Wyre Forest District Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework Community Facilities Audit (2009) CONTENTS 1. Summary 1 2. Introduction 2 3. The Wyre Forest District in Context 5 4. The Audit 7 5. Community Centres 9 6. Civic/Church/Village & Other Halls 10 7. Places of Worship 11 8. Community Schools 12 9. Scout Huts 13 10. Day Centres 14 11. Libraries 15 12. Nursery/Creche 16 13. Doctors 17 14. Dentists 18 15. Emergency Services 19 16. Open Space, Sport and Recreation Facilities 19 17. Museums, theatres and cinemas 19 18. Breakdown of Community facilities by ward 20 19. Conclusion 21 Appendices Appendix 1 - Site Assessment Sheets 22 Appendix 2 - Questionnaire 239 Appendix 3 - Map of all Community Facilities 241 Appendix 4 - Map of Open Space, Sport and Recreation 242 Facilities Community Facilities Audit 2009 1. Summary 1.1 This paper seeks to identify the level of community facilities that exist within the Wyre Forest District and provide background information to inform the preparation of the District’s Local Development Framework (LDF). 1.2 The audit of community facilities was undertaken during the summer of 2009. The audit concentrated on a range of facilities, which were as follows: • Community Centres • Civic Halls • Community Schools • Places of Worship • Church Hall • Village Hall • ‘Other Hall’ • Scout Hut • Day Centre • Library • Social Club • Nursery / Crèche • Doctors • Dentists • Museums • Libraries • Cinemas 1.3 Other community facilities, such as sport and recreation facilities, have been audited in separate reports. The reports detailing these facilities can be viewed on the Council’s website (www.wyreforestdc.gov.uk) 1.4 The audit identified the number of facilities that exist within the District, and then split this by ward area, to give a greater appreciation of the spatial distribution throughout the District.
  • Asset Mapping Including Report Fote Malvern 2020

    Asset Mapping Including Report Fote Malvern 2020

    Asset Mapping Asset mapping is a widely used approach, based on the assumption that every community has a range of assets, relationships, and networks that are of great value. By bringing local stakeholders together, the approach enables the community to become aware of the assets it has that relate to a particular focus. It highlights how these can be utilised for the greater good. We have been re-visiting the attached Mapping Assets for People Living with Dementia in Malvern Report (Evans & Brooker, 2020) in the light of Meeting Centre developments in the UK. This provides a report of an Asset Mapping exercise that was undertaken in the Worcestershire town of Malvern. This work was commissioned by a national Charity called Friends of the Elderly (FoTE) who operate several care services for those affected by dementia in Malvern. We believe that this document would be of great value for people wanting to set up Meeting Centres, and indeed other community-based interventions and activities. The non-deficit approach has great synergy with the Meeting Centre community engagement process and could be enormously useful for communities to participate in. It would reveal gaps in provision and where there was overlap. The approach works well with those wanting to establish common ground. Evans, S.C.E. & Brooker, D. (2020) Mapping Assets for People Living with Dementia in Malvern: A report on the Asset Mapping workshops held in partnership with Friends of the Elderly during December 2019. Association for Dementia Studies, University of Worcester.