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Reference: LDF0523 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land at the junction of Gildingwells Road and Worksop Road Source Own Investigation Area (Ha) 0.2 UDP Allocation Community Facilities Easting 455257 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 383776 Town Woodsetts Dwellings 10.0 Address Gildingwells Road

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Reference: LDF0523 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Local - Low significance 234 0.25 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within the study area, the Grade II Listed Woodsetts House. The SMR records two undesignated assets within the study area, a building of a possible 18th to 19th century date and the post-medieval church of St George's located 40m southwest of the site.

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

The HEC records the present character of the site as being split between Residential: Vernacular Cottages 1800-2006 and Residential: Private Housing Estate 1967-2006 with a significant historic character of Vernacular Cottages 1066-1799 and fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1966. The site is split between the Nucleated Rural Settlements and Early to Mid- 20th Century Private Suburbs character zones.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site occupied a series of enclosed fields with a school building and additional structure to the south of the school just within the western edge on the 1854 map. By the 1930s map the school building has been extended, taking up most of the northwest corner of the site, while the eastern section of the site is still occupied by two fields. The school appears to have been extended again in the 1970s, with the structure to the south no longer depicted.

The modern OS map indicates the site has been cleared of the school and the building in the southwest corner.

Post-1990 APs show the site as scrubland, with a small park/playground constructed within the southern half of the site in the late 2000s.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a moderate possibility for disturbing remains of medieval and post-medieval date of high local significance. There is also a high possibility of disturbing 19th century remains of low-local significance and 20th century remains relating to additions to the school of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of pre-19th century remains is considered to be low due 19th and 20th century disturbance. The survival of 19th century heritage assets relating to the school is considered to be moderate to poor as the 20th century additions to the school, together with the creation of the park/playground, may have impacted earlier remains.

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

1193141 WOODSETTS HOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

03873/01 St George's Church, Woodsetts CHURCH (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer 1914 AD)

04244/06 Manor Farm Outbuilding, BUILDING (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1540 AD Within 250m buffer Woodsetts to 1914 AD) RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY4073 Woodsetts 20th century Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site suburban spread, Woodsetts, 1967 AD? to 2006 AD? Rotherham

HSY4076 Historic Core, Woodsetts, Residential; Vernacular Cottages ; Industrial to Within site Rotherham Modern - 1800 AD? to 2006 AD?

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Reference: LDF0523 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3266 Land north of Woodsetts, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1974 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY4074 Dinnington Road, Woodsetts, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1999 AD to 2006 AD

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Reference: LDF0533 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land off Winney Hill Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 1.6 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 449330 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 380050 Town Harthill Dwellings 39.0 Address Firvale

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Reference: LDF0533 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 641 1.61 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

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

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

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1973-2005 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1972. The site is assigned to the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site has changed little since the mid-19th century when it consisted of two fields with a boundary running through the middle on an east-west alignment. An old gravel pit is recorded on the 1st edition OS map to the east of the site. By the 1890s the settlement of Fir Hill has been established to the north of the site, with the construction of terrace housing and a Methodist chapel. Evidence for an increase in quarrying in the surrounding area can be seen with the depiction of further gravel and sand quarries located to the southeast of the site. The northern half of the site is occupied by allotment gardens from the 1920s until the 1970s, with two houses built just outside the site, along its eastern edge, at this time.

Post-1990 APs show the site to remain divided into two by a field boundary and that a modern garden extension with garage has been built in the northwest section of the site.

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 a high possibility of pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be good due to lack of previous ground disturbance.

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

HSY3294 Harthill Field, Rotherham Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site 1973 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4034 Fir Vale, Harthill, Rotherham Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site 1985 AD to 2004 AD

HSY4037 Mid-twentieth century housing Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site to the south of Harthill, Modern - 1938 AD? to 2005 AD? Rotherham

HSY4040 Doctor Lane, Serlby Drive, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Harthill, Rotherham 1985 AD to 2004 AD

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Reference: LDF0544 Development Type: Housing

Site Name land to north east of Goose Carr Lane Source Green Belt Representation Area (Ha) 2.2 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 449161 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 384471 Town Todwick Dwellings 54.0 Address land to north east of Goose Carr Lane

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Reference: LDF0544 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 718 2.23 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within the study area, the Grade II Listed early to mid-18th century house at 44 and 46 Kiveton Lane. The SMR records one undesignated asset within the study area consisting of two Roman coins, Antoniniani of Gallierius (A.D. 253-268, Rome mint) found in a field with 'several others' 130m southeast of the site.

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

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated Fields 1973-2005 with a fragmentary historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1540-1972. The site is assigned to the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicate the site changed little since the mid-19th century when it occupied an enclosed field immediately adjacent to Goose Carr Lane, 250m west of the historic core of Todwick. Todwick begins to expand from the mid-20th century, with housing established to the southeast at this time. By the 1970s the village has expanded considerable to the southeast, with the site taking its current form.

Post-1990 APs show the site occupies an arable field.

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.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be good due to a lack of previous ground disturbance.

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

1192956 44 AND 46, KIVETON LANE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

01094/01 Roman Coin Finds, Todwick Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3304 Land north of Wales, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1973 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4082 Todwick suburban housing, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Todwick, Rotherham 1987 AD to 2006 AD

HSY3274 Todwick Upper Common, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Todwick, Rotherham 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3279 Land to the west of Todwick Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Historic Core, Rotherham 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4087 Todwick junior and infant Institutional; School ; Modern - 1987 AD? to 2006 Within 250m buffer school, Rotherham AD?

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Reference: LDF0544 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY4088 Todwick historic core, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1967 AD? to 2006 AD?

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Reference: LDF0551 Development Type: Housing

Site Name North Farm Close Source Own Investigation Area (Ha) 1.5 UDP Allocation Residential, Conservation Area and Known Interest Easting 449252 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 381193 Town Harthill Dwellings 40.0 Address North Farm Close

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Reference: LDF0551 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Local - High significance 491 1.54 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are three designated heritage assets within the study area, all located at the southeast corner of the study area. These include the Grade I listed 13th century Church of All Hallows, the Grade II church school house rebuilt in 1721 and early to mid-18th century Glebe farmhouse. The SMR records five undesignated assets within the study area including two unidentified flints found in a field west of Harthill probably dating to the Neolithic or Bronze Age periods, a rectangular 10th century brooch, a 16th/17th century stone house, a pottery assemblage of unknown date and a Scottish silver coin of unknown date.

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

The HEC records the present character of the site as being split between Enclosed Land: Crofts 1066-2005 and Residential: Burgage Plots 1066- 2006. The site is split between the Nucleated Rural Settlements and Strip Enclosure character zones.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates shows the eastern side of the site was occupied by farm buildings since at least the mid-19th century. These buildings have expanded by the 1890s and are named as North House. An additional building is visible within the southern section of the site by the 1930s map. The site changes little until the 1970s map when further buildings have been erected within the eastern section of the site.

The modern OS map indicates the buildings erected in the 1970s have been demolished and replaced by several smaller buildings.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have farm buildings still standing adjacent to the road with a small housing development having been erected in the middle of the site where the 1970s buildings stood.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility of disturbing the standing 19th century or earlier remains of the farmhouse which is potentially of high-local significance. Additionally, the area of the site not covered by the buildings has been identified by the South Yorkshire Historic Environment Characterisation programme as having high archaeological potential relating to the medieval village. There is therefore a medium possibility of disturbing medieval remains of medium-local significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be good for the standing remains of the 19th century farm buildings and areas undisturbed by modern development. Survival is considered to be poor in the disturbed areas.

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

1132668 HARTHILL SCHOOLHOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1132709 CHURCH OF ALL HALLOWS Listed Building (Grade I) Within 250m buffer

1314637 GLEBE FARMHOUSE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00269/01 All Hallows Church, Hartihill CHURCH (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer with Woodall

02205/01 Medieval House, 1 Chapel HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer Yard, Harthill

03868/01 Glebe Farmhouse, off east FARMHOUSE (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 Within 250m buffer side of Union Street, Harthill AD to 1914 AD)

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Reference: LDF0551 Development Type: Housing

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

03869/01 Post-Medieval to Industrial SCHOOL (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer Period School, east of Union 1914 AD) Street, Harthill

04477/01 Prehistoric Flint found west of FINDSPOT (Early Neolithic to Late Bronze Age - Within 250m buffer Harthill 4000 BC to 701 BC)

04478/01 Pottery Finds, Harthill Within 250m buffer

04484/01 Early Medieval Bronze Brooch FINDSPOT (Early Medieval/Dark Age - 410 AD to Within 250m buffer Find, Harthill 1065 AD)

04491/01 Scottish Silver Coin of Within 250m buffer Unknown Date, Harthill RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3295 Harthill Village Crofts, Enclosed Land; Crofts ; Medieval to Modern - Within site Rotherham 1066 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3299 Hard Field, Harthill, Rotherham Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4039 Glebe Avenue / Casson Drive / Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Northlands, Harthill, 1985 AD? to 2004 AD Rotherham

HSY4046 Harthill Historic Core, Residential; Burgage Plots ; Medieval to Modern - Within site Rotherham 1066 AD to 2006 AD

HSY3297 Land south of Manor Road, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Harthill, Rotherham 1973 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4043 All Hallows, Harthill, Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Medieval to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1200 AD to 2006 AD

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Reference: LDF0563 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land off Godstone Road Source Own Investigation Area (Ha) 0.4 UDP Allocation Mixed Use and Conservation Area Easting 443106 Proposed Allocation Mixed Northing 392352 Town Rotherham Dwellings 26.0 Address Godstone Street

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Reference: LDF0563 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Negligible significance 380 0.43 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are three statutorily designated Listed Buildings within the study area. Two Grade II Listed Buildings are situated in the northern extent of the study area, consisting of a medieval hall known as Wellgate Old Hall and a 19th century lamp standard. Within the southern extent of the study area is a post-medieval Grade II* Listed Building, Moorgate Hall and attached outbuilding. The SMR records eight undesignated heritage assets within the study area. The remains of a possible Roman building is situated at the south end of the study area, in close proximity to two Roman find spots. A further Roman findspot is located to the north of the site, as is the putative course of the Chesterfield to Templeborough Roman Road. Two ecclesiastical buildings are situated north of the site, one medieval the other post-medieval, with two 19th century structures located south of the site, one a now destroyed drain/ culvert the other a former workhouse.

This 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: Offices 1950-2003, with fragmentary historic legibility of Residential: Burgage Plots 1066-1850 and Villas/ Detached Housing 1851-1949. The site is assigned to the Complex Historic Town Cores character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to be located within enclosed fields, with a vicarage situated immediately west of the site. However, by 1889 only part of this field system remained, with Elmtree Bank and associated grounds occupying the northwest corner of the site. By 1903 a building was constructed within the south of the site and the immediate study area was further developed with buildings constructed to the south and east of the site. The site remains static throughout the first half of the 20th century, with no new buildings constructed, however the former bank does undergo repeated expansion and restructuring during this period. Between 1968 and 1980 the buildings in the south of the site are demolished and the new buildings are constructed in the north.

Post-1990 APs show the site to consist of the former bank building in the northwest of the site, with two ancillary car parks forming the rest of the site. 21st century APs show that between 2008 and 2009 the building on site was demolished, with the most recent AP showing the site to be as of yet undeveloped.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a medium possibility for disturbing Romano-British remains of unknown significance due to the high concentration of Roman find spots and features within the study area. There is also a medium possibility for survival of 19th - 20th century building foundations on site of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be poor, due to disturbance associated with the construction and demolition of 19th and 20th century buildings.

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

1132715 MOORGATE HALL AND Listed Building (Grade II*) Within 250m buffer ATTACHED OUTBUILDING

1192790 LAMP STANDARD SET ON Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer GARDEN WALL OPPOSITE JUNCTION WITH MANSFIELS ROAD

1314625 WELLGATE OLD HALL Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00795/01 Wellgate Old Hall, site of HALL HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer medieval hall, Rotherham

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Reference: LDF0563 Development Type: Housing

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

00843/01 Roman coins, Hollowgate Within 250m buffer Terrace, Rotherham

00848/01 Mould for Roman jewellery, Within 250m buffer Alma Road, Rotherham

01110/01 St Jame's Chapel, Wellgate, CHAPEL (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer Rotherham

02321/01 Victorian drain or culvert, DRAIN (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1914 AD)

04450/01 Possible Roman Building BUILDING (Roman - 43 AD? to 409 AD) Within 250m buffer

04918 Roman Road; Chesterfield to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) Within 250m buffer Templeborough

05048 Rotherham Union Workhouse WORKHOUSE (Industrial to Modern - 1840 AD to Within 250m buffer (became Moorgate Hospital) 2006 AD?)

05050 Down's Row Non-Conformist UNITARIAN CHAPEL (Post Medieval to Modern - Within 250m buffer Chapel 1700 AD? to 2050 AD) RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY176 Moorgate Road, Rotherham Institutional; Religious (Other) ; Industrial to Within site Modern - 1840 AD to 2003 AD

HSY417 Commercial Properties in villa Commercial; Offices ; Modern - 1950 AD to 2003 Within site type buildings AD

HSY167 Hall Road semi's, Rotherham Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1949 AD to 2003 AD

HSY170 Moorgate Hall Residential; Elite Residence ; Post Medieval to Within 250m buffer Modern - 1627 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY171 Hall Road (Original Extent), Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Rotherham to Modern - 1893 AD to 2003 AD

HSY173 Moorgate Road, Rotherham Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer to Modern - 1893 AD to 2003 AD

HSY174 8-12 Hall Road, Rotherham Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1901 AD to 2003 AD

HSY179 semi detached at Broom Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1903 AD to 2003 AD

HSY259 Godstone / Gerard Road villas Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1901 AD to 2003 AD

HSY366 Bylaw Terraced Housing Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1910 Within 250m buffer around Hollowgate and AD to 2003 AD Wellgate, Rotherham

HSY386 Rotherham Town Hall (former Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer police station and court house) Modern - 1929 AD to 2003 AD

HSY396 Alma Road Board School, Institutional; School ; Industrial to Modern - 1890 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

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Reference: LDF0563 Development Type: Housing

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

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

HSY400 Unitarian Chapel at the top of Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Oil Mill Fold Modern - 1800 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY401 Brooksmoor House and No. 2 Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Grove Road, Rotherham to Modern - 1888 AD to 2003 AD

HSY402 South Grove Development Commercial; Offices ; Modern - 2004 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer Site, Moorgate Rotherham AD

HSY403 Mid twentieth century Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer administrative buildings on Modern - 1930 AD? to 2003 AD Grove Road Rotherham

HSY404 Edwardian Villas along Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Moorgate, Rotherham to Modern - 1900 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

HSY410 Late 20th century mixed use Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer commercial area Modern - 1975 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY411 Government buildings south of Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer the town hall, Rotherham Modern - 1985 AD? to 2003 AD Wellgate

HSY413 Large Terraced Housing to the Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer North West of Doncaster Gate Modern - 1880 AD? to 2003 AD Hospital, Rotherham

HSY418 Small estate at the top of Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Warwick Street, Rotherham 1975 AD to 2003 AD

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Reference: LDF0565 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land at the Junction of Wellgate and Hollowgate Source UPS Area (Ha) 0.7 UDP Allocation Mixed Use - MU23 Easting 443155 Proposed Allocation Mixed Northing 392531 Town Rotherham Dwellings 128.0 Address Wellgate

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Reference: LDF0565 Development Type: Housing

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

A Local - Medium significance 226 0.27 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are five statutorily designated Listed Buildings within the study area. Four Grade II Listed Buildings are situated in the northwest extent of the study area, consisting of an 18th century building known as Feoffes, a 19th century shop and a lamp standard of the same period, as well as a 20th century Methodist church situated on Talbot Lane. A fifth Grade II Listed Building is situated directly adjacent to the northeast of the site, consisting of a late 17th century structure known as Wellgate Old Hall. The SMR records six undesignated heritage assets within the study area. The remains of medieval timber framed barn were situated south of the site and were exposed during demolitions November 1978. Within the study area a Roman coin find spot is located to the south of the site with the putative course of the Chesterfield to Templeborough Roman Road situated to the east. Two ecclesiastical buildings, one medieval the other post-medieval, are located within the study area. The site of the former medieval chapel of St James’s is situated immediately northeast of the site, with the Non- Conformist Chapel at Down’s Row located to west. A post-medieval well can also be found within the north of the study area.

This 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: Commercial Core-Suburban 1975-2003, with Partial historic legibility of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1699, Residential: Elite Residence 1700-1850, Industrial: Chemical 1851-1879 and Residential: Back to Back/ Courtyard Houses 1880-1974. The site is assigned to the Complex Historic Town Core character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to be occupied by terrace housing and other structures possibly associated with Wellgate Old Hall. The surrounding study area consists primarily of a large field system during this period. By 1923 terrace houses situated on a now obsolete road known as ‘Portland Terrace’ comprise the majority of the site. By 1989 all terrace housing on site had been lost, with the land converted into a car park associated with the large structure in the south, recorded by the SMR as a Kwik Save supermarket. Post-1990 APs show the site to consist of a large ancillary car park associated with a supermarket to the south. 21st century APs show that between 2002 and 2008 the supermarket south of the site was demolished, with the car park area also cleared at this time.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is also a high possibility for survival of 19th century building foundations on site of medium local significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets pre-dating the 19th century at this site is considered to be poor, due to disturbance associated with the construction and demolition of 19th- 20th century buildings. The survival of below ground remains relating to the former 19th-20th century structures is considered to be moderate. Site Assessment

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

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Reference: LDF0565 Development Type: Housing

Site Assessment

B Local - Medium significance 243 0.38 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are five statutorily designated Listed Buildings within the study area. Four Grade II Listed Buildings are situated in the northwest extent of the study area, consisting of an 18th century building known as Feoffes, a 19th century shop and a lamp standard of the same period, as well as a 20th century Methodist church situated on Talbot Lane. A fifth Grade II Listed Building is situated directly adjacent to the northeast of the site, consisting of a late 17th century structure known as Wellgate Old Hall. The SMR records one undesignated heritage asset within the site itself and five undesignated heritage assets within the study area. The remains of medieval timber framed barn were situated on site and were exposed during demolitions November 1978. Within the study area a Roman coin find spot is located to the south of the site with the putative course of the Chesterfield to Templeborough Roman Road situated to the east. Two ecclesiastical buildings, one medieval the other post-medieval, are located within the study area. The site of the former medieval chapel of St James’s is situated immediately northeast of the site, with the Non- Conformist Chapel at Down’s Row located to west. A post-medieval well can also be found within the north of the study area.

This 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: Commercial Core-Suburban 1975-2003, with Partial historic legibility of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1699, Residential: Elite Residence 1700-1850, Industrial: Chemical 1851-1879 and Residential: Back to Back/ Courtyard Houses 1880-1974. The site is assigned to the Complex Historic Town Core character zone. .

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to in the north west of the site be occupied by terrace housing and other buildings. A small inn named as the Three Tuns Inn is situated in the north east corner and appears in the 1889 OS with an attached smithy to the west. The surrounding study area consists primarily of a large field system during this period. Additional structures appear within the site in the 1930s. The terrace housing were demolished by the 1950s, with a large garage appearing within the site by this time. By 1989 a Kwik Save supermarket occupies the site. Post-1990 APs show the site to consist of one large structure, representing a supermarket. 21st century AP’s show that between 2002 and 2008 the building on site was demolished, with the most recent AP showing the site to be as of yet undeveloped.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a medium possibility for disturbing medieval and post-medieval remains of local significance due to the presence of a medieval barn on site and 17th century hall immediately to the northeast. There is also a medium possibility for survival of 19th century building foundations on site of low local significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets pre-dating the 19th century at this site is considered to be poor, due to disturbance associated with the construction and demolition of 19th- 20th century buildings.

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

1192669 TALBOT LANE METHODIST Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer CHURCH

1192720 FEOFFEES Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1192790 LAMP STANDARD SET ON Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer GARDEN WALL OPPOSITE JUNCTION WITH MANSFIELS ROAD

1192795 12, WELLGATE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1314625 WELLGATE OLD HALL Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

01580/01 Site of timber framed barn, BARN (Medieval - 1066 AD? to 1539 AD) Within site behind Wellgate Old Hall

00795/01 Wellgate Old Hall, site of HALL HOUSE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer medieval hall, Rotherham

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Reference: LDF0565 Development Type: Housing

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

00843/01 Roman coins, Hollowgate Within 250m buffer Terrace, Rotherham

01110/01 St Jame's Chapel, Wellgate, CHAPEL (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer Rotherham

03976/01 Well on Wellgate, Rotherham WELL (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer 1914 AD)

04918 Roman Road; Chesterfield to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) Within 250m buffer Templeborough

05050 Down's Row Non-Conformist UNITARIAN CHAPEL (Post Medieval to Modern - Within 250m buffer Chapel 1700 AD? to 2050 AD) RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY997 Old Coach House Snail Hill Building Recording Within 250m buffer photographic survey RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY366 Bylaw Terraced Housing Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1910 Within site around Hollowgate and AD to 2003 AD Wellgate, Rotherham

HSY410 Late 20th century mixed use Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within site commercial area Modern - 1975 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY173 Moorgate Road, Rotherham Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer to Modern - 1893 AD to 2003 AD

HSY176 Moorgate Road, Rotherham Institutional; Religious (Other) ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Modern - 1840 AD to 2003 AD

HSY179 semi detached at Broom Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1903 AD to 2003 AD

HSY181 Clifton area semi detached, Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Rotherham to Modern - 1893 AD to 2003 AD

HSY259 Godstone / Gerard Road villas Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1901 AD to 2003 AD

HSY382 East side of Ship Hill, Commercial; Commercial Core-Urban ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Rotherham to Modern - 1881 AD to 2003 AD

HSY384 Pre 1851 buildings between Commercial; Commercial Core-Urban ; Post Within 250m buffer High Street and the Crofts, Medieval to Modern - 1700 AD to 2003 AD Rotherham

HSY385 20th century commercial Commercial; Commercial Core-Urban ; Industrial Within 250m buffer premises behind Rotherham to Modern - 1900 AD to 2003 AD High Street South Side

HSY386 Rotherham Town Hall (former Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer police station and court house) Modern - 1929 AD to 2003 AD

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Reference: LDF0565 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY387 Wesleyan Chapel, Moorgate Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Street, Rotherham Modern - 1851 AD to 2003 AD

HSY388 Corner of Ship Hill / Westgate, Commercial; Commercial Core-Urban ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1935 AD to 2003 AD

HSY391 Late 19th century - early Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer twentieth century buildings Industrial to Modern - 1891 AD to 2003 AD along

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

HSY400 Unitarian Chapel at the top of Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Oil Mill Fold Modern - 1800 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY401 Brooksmoor House and No. 2 Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Grove Road, Rotherham to Modern - 1888 AD to 2003 AD

HSY402 South Grove Development Commercial; Offices ; Modern - 2004 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer Site, Moorgate Rotherham AD

HSY403 Mid twentieth century Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer administrative buildings on Modern - 1930 AD? to 2003 AD Grove Road Rotherham

HSY404 Edwardian Villas along Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within 250m buffer Moorgate, Rotherham to Modern - 1900 AD to 2003 AD

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

HSY411 Government buildings south of Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer the town hall, Rotherham Modern - 1985 AD? to 2003 AD Wellgate

HSY412 Doncaster Gate Hospital, Institutional; Hospital Complex ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1870 AD to 2003 AD

HSY413 Large Terraced Housing to the Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer North West of Doncaster Gate Modern - 1880 AD? to 2003 AD Hospital, Rotherham

HSY417 Commercial Properties in villa Commercial; Offices ; Modern - 1950 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer type buildings AD

HSY418 Small estate at the top of Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Warwick Street, Rotherham 1975 AD to 2003 AD

HSY419 Beeversleigh High Rise Flats, Residential; High Rise Flats ; Modern - 1970 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD

HSY421 Town Centre ends of Wellgate Commercial; Commercial Core-Urban ; Industrial Within 250m buffer and Doncaster Gate to Modern - 1900 AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0599 Development Type: Employment

Site Name E38 Waleswood (east) Source Employment Land Review Area (Ha) 2.9 UDP Allocation Industry business Easting 446940 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 383645 Town Employment 2.8 Address land to east of Mansfield Road

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Reference: LDF0599 Development Type: Employment

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

ALL Negligible significance 849 2.9 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There is one statutorily designated heritage asset within the study area, a mile post designated as a Grade II Listed Building, situated within the south of the study area. No undesignated heritage assets are situated within the site or study area. This 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: Business Park 1989-2000 with invisible historic legibility of previous characters Unenclosed Land: Commons and greens 1066-1767, Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/ Private) 1768-1860 and Extractive: Deep Shaft Coal Mine 1861-1988. The site is assigned to the Post Industrial character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s, situated on the intersection of 4 fields in the north of the site with a brook ‘Rookery Bottom’ forming part of this intersection. A small rectangular enclosure forms the largest area within the site at this period. By the 1890s the course of Rookery Bottom had diverted to the north, leaving the site situated exclusively within large enclosures. By the 1890s the site continued to be undeveloped with Waleswood colliery and associated railway established immediately north and northwest of the site. The colliery witnessed expansion throughout the early 20th century with conveyors, ramps, ponds and some smaller associated auxiliary structures constructed in the very north and northwest corner of the site. Between the 1920s and 1950s the site remained static with no new devolvement within the colliery, with the south of the site continuing to function as enclosure fields. The 1970s saw the decline of the colliery with the removal of the buildings within the north of the site and establishment of plantation woodland to the northeast of the site where further previous shafts and processing structures had stood. Between the 1970s and the present day no new construction has occurred on the site, the 1970s witnessed the creation of an embankment directly east of the site, with the study area to the south and west experiencing retail and industrial development.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have remained undeveloped, with the construction of one large structure to the west of the site. 21st century APs show that between 2002 and 2007 the study area south of the site was developed into an industrial park.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high probability for disturbing early 20th century mining structures and associated features within the north of the site of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets within the site is considered to be poor, due to disturbance associated with the Waleswood colliery’s activities during the 19th-20th century.

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

1151913 MILEPOST AT SK 46778332 Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3312 Wales Bar, Rotherham Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1989 AD to Within site 2003 AD

HSY3314 Rookery Bottom woods, Woodland; Plantation ; Modern - 1989 AD to 2003 Within site Wales, Rotherham AD

HSY3287 Rother valley east, Wales, Extractive; Reclaimed Coal Mine ; Modern - 1983 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

HSY3309 Wales Bar Cricket Ground, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Sports Within 250m buffer Wales, Rotherham Ground ; Modern - 1923 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3310 Wales and Todwick fields, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1950 AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0599 Development Type: Employment

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

HSY3321 Aston fields, Aston, Rotherham Enclosed Land; Surveyed Enclosure Within 250m buffer (Parliamentary/ Private) ; Industrial to Modern - 1768 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0664 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land to north of Grange Rd, Rawmarsh Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 12.3 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 444781 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 397402 Town rotherham Dwellings 345.0 Address Grange Rd, Rawmarsh

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0664 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 1471 12.31 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets and one undesignated heritage asset situated within the study area. The SMR identifies a Holy well at Holywell Farm, Wath upon Dearne, situated approximately 200m northeast of the site.

This site was included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, and shows the 20th century earthworks of spoil immediately to the east of the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/ Private) 1781-2004 with invisible historic legibility of Unenclosed Land: Commons and greens 1066-1780. The site is assigned to the Surveyed Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to be located across fields, bound to the north by the tramway serving the nearby collieries and surrounded by further enclosures to the west, south and east. The site itself remains static throughout the 20th century, enduring as agricultural land throughout. By 1930 the colliery complex to the west of the site was abandoned, with the colliery and tramway completely lost by the 1950’s, now characterised as scrubland. The land immediately to the south of the site was developed into a housing estate during the 1960s and 70s, with the houses forming part of Grange Road.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have remained undeveloped, with the field boundaries remaining up until the 21st century, when between 2002 and 2008 and the field boundaries aligned east to west were removed to form two larger enclosures. These former boundaries are still visible as cropmarks.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of disturbing remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon period is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown.

Survival The lively survival of heritage assets within the site is considered good due to the lack of modern disturbance on site.

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

1435816 SPOIL HEAP/POND 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [MAL/75057 0028 Within 250m buffer 17-Sep-1975] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

03690/01 Holy Well at Holywell Farm, HOLY WELL (Unknown date) Within 250m buffer Wath upon Dearne RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3114 Former Swinton and Enclosed Land; Surveyed Enclosure Within site Rawmarsh Commons, Sheffield (Parliamentary/ Private) ; Industrial to Modern - 1781 AD to 2004 AD

HSY3118 Warren Vale Local Nature Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Reserve, Swinton, Rotherham Modern - 1985 AD to 2004 AD

HSY3759 Sandhill Estate, Rawmarsh, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Rotherham Modern - 1967 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0664 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3835 Bradlea Rise, Rawmarsh, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1983 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3745 Sandhill Terraces, Rawmarsh, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1910 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

HSY3747 Lane Head and Rycroft Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1910 Within 250m buffer terraced housing, Rawmarsh, AD? to 2005 AD Rotherham

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0691 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land north of Kilnhurst Rd, Rawmarsh Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 4.6 UDP Allocation Green belt Easting 445324 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 397092 Town Rotherham Dwellings 97.0 Address Kilnhurst Rd, Rawmarsh

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Reference: LDF0691 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 905 4.63 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

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

This site was included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, and shows the 20th century earthworks of a spoil heap and pond adjoining the site to the north.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/ Private) 1781-2004 with invisible historic legibility of Unenclosed Land: Commons and greens 1066-1780. The site is assigned to the Surveyed Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to be located with an enclosure, bound to south by Sandhill Lane, with a tramway in the north of the study area serving a nearby colliery, further enclosures to the west, south and east. The site itself remains static throughout the 20th century, enduring as agricultural land throughout. By 1930 the colliery complex to the west of the study area was closed, leading to the abandonment and complete loss of the tramway the north of the site by the 1950s. The land immediately to the west of the site was developed into a housing estate during the 1960s and 70s, with the houses forming part of The Bridleway. The land to the north of the site became part of a tip between 1986 and the present day.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have remained undeveloped, with the exception of the installation of two pylons in 2009.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of disturbing remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British or Anglo-Saxon period is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown.

Survival The lively survival of heritage assets within the site is considered good due to the lack of modern disturbance on site, with the exception of the installation of power lines in 2009.

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]

1435813 CLAY PIT/SPOIL HEAP 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [MAL/75057 0028 Within 500m buffer 17-Sep-1975]

1435927 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/2011 5269 16-Apr-1947]

1435927 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4063 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1435927 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3012 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1435927 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3010 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948] RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3114 Former Swinton and Enclosed Land; Surveyed Enclosure Within site Rawmarsh Commons, Sheffield (Parliamentary/ Private) ; Industrial to Modern - 1781 AD to 2004 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0691 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3118 Warren Vale Local Nature Unenclosed Land; Regenerated Scrubland ; Within site Reserve, Swinton, Rotherham Modern - 1985 AD to 2004 AD

HSY3759 Sandhill Estate, Rawmarsh, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Rotherham Modern - 1967 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4009 Kilnhurst Brickworks, Extractive; Refractory Material Mine and Works ; Within 250m buffer Kilnhurst, Rotherham Industrial to Modern - 1891 AD to 2004 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0699 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Land north of Sandy Lane, Hellaby Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 2.8 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 449875 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 391417 Town rotherham Employment 2.8 Address North of Sandy Lane, Hellaby

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Reference: LDF0699 Development Type: Employment

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

ALL Local - High significance 688 2.81 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There are no designated heritage assets within the study area. The SMR records one undesignated monument within the site, a boundary from a possible Iron Age/Romano-British field system. Further monuments relating to the possible Iron Age/Romano-British field system are recorded within the study area, 192m to the west of the site and further afield, approximately 359m to the south west of the site.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records one feature within the site consisting of earthworks relating to an Iron Age/Romano-British ditch and field boundary. Further features are recorded within the study area relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow and 20th century military buildings. Further features are noted within 500m of the site relating to more Iron Age/Romano-British field systems.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated Fields 1967-2005 with invisible historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1966. The site is assigned to the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show that by the 1854 map, the site was within three strip fields with the boundaries running in an east- west alignment. By the 1890s map one of the boundaries has been removed and remains this way until the 1970s when the final boundary has been removed, probably in conjunction with the construction of the motorway (M18) to the east of the site in 1967. The site remains as one field up to the modern OS map.

Post 1990s APs show the site to be one field being used for agriculture.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high potential of disturbing Iron Age/Romano-British remains of high local significance

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be good due to a lack of previous ground disturbance.

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

619738 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/3 DNR Within site 978/7 10-Jul-1976]

619738 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/1 DNR Within site 872/8 03-Jul-1976]

619738 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/3 DNR Within site 978/7 10-Jul-1976]

619738 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/1 DNR Within site 872/8 03-Jul-1976]

1432949 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106826 16-Dec-1962]

1433031 ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [MAL/60408 77021 Within 250m buffer 29-Jan-1960]

1433031 MILITARY CAMP 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 Within 250m buffer 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433124 NARROW RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433124 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0699 Development Type: Employment

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

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1025641 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/5 DNR Within 500m buffer 1267/16 24-Jul-1978]

1025652 CURVILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/4 DNR Within 500m buffer 978/4 10-Jul-1976]

620335 DITCH UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [MAL/68058 0142 18- Within 500m buffer Aug-1968]

620335 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/2 DNR Within 500m buffer 978/2 10-Jul-1976] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00089/01 Possible Iron Age or Romano- FIELD BOUNDARY (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 Within site British Field Boundaries, BC to 409 AD) Bramley

00088/01 Iron Age or Romano-British FIELD SYSTEM (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC Within 250m buffer Field System, Sandy Lane, to 409 AD) Bramley RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY148 Geophysical Survey and Resistivity Survey;Trial Trench Within 250m buffer Archaeological Evaluation of land at Sandy Lane, Bramley RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3212 Farmland around Newhall Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Grange, Slade Hooton, 1974 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3323 Land East of M18 -J1, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1967 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3337 Junction 1, M18, Rotherham Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within 250m buffer Junctions ; Modern - 1967 AD to 2003 AD

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Reference: LDF0699 Development Type: Employment

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

HSY3338 Bramley Lings, Bramley, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1950 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3532 Broadlands, Rotherham Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1999 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0709 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Land north of Hellaby Industrial Estate, Hellaby Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 1.7 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 450583 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 393571 Town Rotherham Employment 1.7 Address Hellaby Lane, Hellaby

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Reference: LDF0709 Development Type: Employment

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

ALL Unknown 629 1.72 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets within the site with one undesignated site, cited as Bramley WWII Bombing Decoy and Permanent Starfish, situated within the southwest of the study area. The 'Starfish' decoy operated by lighting a series of controlled fires during an air raid to replicate an urban area targeted by bombs

This site was included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, and shows four groupings of post-medieval ridge and furrow within the study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1967-2005 with fragmentary historic legibility of Unenclosed Land: Commons and greens 1066-1769 and Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/ Private) 1770-1966. The site is assigned to the Surveyed Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site in the 1850s to be located across fields, bound by Hellaby Lane to the east and by enclosures to the north, west and south. The site itself remains static throughout the 20th century, enduring as agricultural land throughout. Between 1904 and 1929 a railway line, known as Braithwell and Laughton Railway was constructed, cutting through part of the enclosure system within the study area to the west of the site. The railway was dismantled between 1956 and 1974, with the M18 constructed by 1974. The land to the south of the site was developed post 1989 into a truck stop café and associated car park.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have remained undeveloped.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of disturbing remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo-Saxon period is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown.

Survival The lively survival of heritage assets within the site is considered good due to the lack of modern disturbance on site, however there may be low levels of disturbance on the northwest and southwest limit of the site due to 20th century rail and road developments.

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

1432942 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

1432943 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3337 06-Dec-1946]

1432943 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106826 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/60408 Within 250m buffer 77024 29-Jan-1960]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106827 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0709 Development Type: Employment

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

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432926 RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [OS/68080 0037 Within 500m buffer 20-Apr-1968]

1432926 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [OS/68080 0037 Within 500m buffer 20-Apr-1968]

1432926 ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/60408 Within 500m buffer 77031 29-Jan-1960] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

04725 C10(f) and SF3(e) Bramley BOMBING DECOY (Modern - 1942 AD to 1943 AD) Within 250m buffer WWII Bombing Decoy and ; STARFISH SITE (Modern - 1901 AD to 2050 AD) Permanent Starfish RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY4245 Moor Lane, Braithwell, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Doncaster 1967 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3195 Land North of Bramley, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1938 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3595 Hellaby Industrial Estate, Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1983 AD? Within 250m buffer Hellaby, Rotherham to 2005 AD

HSY4169 Braithwell, Doncaster Enclosed Land; Strip Fields ; Post Medieval to Within 250m buffer Modern - 1540 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY4171 Braithwell Common, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Braithwell, Doncaster 1967 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0723 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land off Outgang Lane Source Own Investigation Area (Ha) 2.1 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 453811 Proposed Allocation Other Northing 391191 Town Rotherham Dwellings 50.0 Address maltby

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Reference: LDF0723 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 779 2.08 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated heritage assets or undesignated heritage assets within the site or study area. Outside of the study area, within 500m of the site a high density of prehistoric and Roman find spots have been identified, including a Neolithic polished stone axe, early Prehistoric flint finds, Roman coin hoard and Roman pottery.

This site was included in the Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project; however no features were recorded within the study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Allotments 1929-2005 with invisible historic legibility of Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1066-1928. The site is assigned to the Planned Industrial Settlements character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps shows the site in the 1850s to be located across fields, and bound to the north by Outgang Lane and an unnamed road to the west. Between 1854 and 1893 the field boundaries were removed and the smaller enclosures were amalgamated into larger fields. The site itself remains static throughout the 20th century, enduring as agricultural land throughout. Between 1904 and 1929 a railway line, known as the South Yorkshire Joint railway was constructed, bounding the site at the south. During this period the land to the north of the site was converted from agricultural to allotment gardens and a sports ground created north of Outgang Lane. No changes appear to have occurred on site from 1929 to the present day, with the north of the study area witnessing the expansion of housing developments close to the railway.

Post-1990 APs show the site to have remained undeveloped.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Although there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo Saxon remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of disturbing remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British and Anglo Saxon period is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown.

Survival The lively survival of heritage assets within the site is considered good due to the lack of modern disturbance on site, however there may be low levels of disturbance on the southern limit of the site due to 20th century rail developments.

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

1432901 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 Within 500m buffer 5343 06-Dec-1946] RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3697 Outgang Road Allotments, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within site Maltby, Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1929 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3200 Woodlands between Sandbeck Woodland; Semi Natural Woodland ; Medieval to Within 250m buffer Park and Maltby Colliery, Modern - 1066 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3219 Land around Hooton Levitt, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1974 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3220 Wood Lee Common, Maltby, Unenclosed Land; Commons and greens ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Medieval to Modern - 1066 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3222 Land to the west of Sandbeck Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Park, Rotherham 1974 AD? to 2005 AD?

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Reference: LDF0723 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3601 Maltby Model Village- Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer residential areas, Maltby, Modern - 1915 AD? to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3619 Recreation ground east of Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Maltby model village, Maltby, Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1915 AD? to Rotherham 2005 AD

HSY3643 Hardie Close, Maltby, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1966 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD to 2004 AD

HSY3645 Birks Holt, Lee Croft, Maltby, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1988 AD to 2004 AD

HSY3701 Grange Wood and Norwood, Woodland; Ancient Woodland ; Early Within 250m buffer Hooton Levitt / Maltby, Medieval/Dark Age to Modern - 410 AD? to 2005 Rotherham AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0757 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Wincanton Site, Rotherham Road Source Employment Land Review Area (Ha) 3.0 UDP Allocation Business Use Easting 451464 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 392134 Town Maltby Dwellings 96.0 Address Rotherham Road

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Reference: LDF0757 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Negligible significance 730 3 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

The NHLE records one Listed Building within the study area, a late 19th-century milepost. There are no undesignated heritage assets within the study area.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project, records one features within the site, a 20th century military building. A further three features are recorded within the study area consisting of earthworks relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow, a 20th century clay pit and a ditch of unknown date.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Industrial: Other Industry 1948-2005 with invisible historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1947. The site is assigned to the Industrial character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site to have been within an enclosed field on the 1854 map. By the 1930s map a small housing development is built immediately to the east of the site with other buildings erected further to the west. By the 1940s map the site has been almost entirely built over. The buildings are identified from aerial photograph investigation as having initially been built as part of a military establishment, but by the late 1950s are identified as a hostel. By the 1969 map the buildings in the southeast corner of the site have been replaced by a larger building identified as a warehouse with the buildings within the northern section now identified as a depot. This edition also shows the beginning of further residential development to the north of the site. The site itself remains the same configuration until the mid-1980s when the final set of military buildings are removed and replaced by two smaller buildings. By the modern map the buildings on the site have been replaced by a large warehouse.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupied by the large warehouse and associated tarmac/concrete yard.

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

Survival The survival of pre-20th century heritage assets on this site is considered to be poor due to the development of the military buildings, with the survival of these buildings considered to be poor due to the development of a late 20th/early 21st century warehouse.

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

1432903 MILITARY BUILDING 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35 4197 Within site 19-May-1948]

1432804 CLAY PIT 20TH CENTURY; EARTHWORK [OS/89258 0110 Within 250m buffer 11-Jun-1989]

1432915 DITCH UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [MAL/70056 0188 18-Jul- Within 250m buffer 1970]

1432951 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5343 06-Dec-1946]

1432951 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5340 06-Dec-1946]

1432952 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432952 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3340 06-Dec-1946]

1432952 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5343 06-Dec-1946]

1432952 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

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Reference: LDF0757 Development Type: Housing

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

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/60408 Within 500m buffer 77024 29-Jan-1960]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 500m buffer 106826 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 500m buffer 106827 16-Dec-1962] RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1192824 MILEPOST OPPOSITE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer JUNCTION WITH ADDISON ROAD RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3637 Addison Road Estate, Maltby, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Rotherham Modern - 1957 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3684 Industrial area Rotherham Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1948 AD to Within site Road, Maltby, Rotherham 2005 AD

HSY3212 Farmland around Newhall Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Grange, Slade Hooton, 1974 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3219 Land around Hooton Levitt, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1974 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3324 Maltby Brickworks (disused), Extractive; Clay Pits/ Brickworks ; Modern - 1948 Within 250m buffer Maltby, Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

HSY3661 Birtley Street / Stanley Street, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Modern - 1910 Within 250m buffer Maltby AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3662 Rotherham Road suburban Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer expansion, Maltby 1938 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3683 Maltby Redwood Junior Institutional; School ; Modern - 1983 AD? to 2005 Within 250m buffer School, Maltby, Rotherham AD

HSY3691 Allotment Gardens Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Allotments ; Modern - 1929 AD? to 2004 AD?

HSY3692 Harvest Close, Maltby, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1999 AD? to 2004 AD?

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0767 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Bassingthorpe Farm Land, North of Henley Rise & Clough Bank Source Own Investigation Area (Ha) 10.6 UDP Allocation Green Belt with KIOPS Easting 441811 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 393561 Town Rotherham Dwellings 0.0 Address North of Henley Rise & Clough Bank, Bassingthorpe

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Reference: LDF0767 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Local - Medium significance 1544 10.63 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no statutorily designated or undesignated heritage assets within the site. There is one undesignated heritage assets within the wider area, the site of Car House Colliery located 360m northeast of the site. This 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 present character of the site as Agglomerated Fields 1938-2011 and Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Allotments 1922-2003 and Nursery 1986-2003, with fragmentary historic legibility of both Piecemeal Enclosure 1540-1937 and Open Fields 1066-1539. The site is assigned to the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

The 1854 OS map shows the site located across a number of enclosed fields. The north east corner of the site is occupied by Clough House and its associated farm buildings. Clough quarry is located outside the site, directly to the north. By the 1890s the majority of the field boundaries have been removed and many of the buildings associated with Clough House have been demolished. Some small additional structures have been constructed at the north west side of the site and an additional large building constructed north of Clough House, facing on to the road. By the 1920s allotment gardens have been established within the southern end of the site, with no changes noted in and around Clough House. By the 1950s the small structures at the north west of the site have been demolished, as have the two structures surrounding Clough House. Clough quarry is marked as disused at this time and the ceasing of works here may have attributed to the removal of buildings in and around Clough House. Clough House appears on maps up until the mid-1990s.

Current and post 1990 APs show area as arable land with the north west corner occupied by a nursery

Known and Potential Heritage Assets. Though there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British or early medieval remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true of locations with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British and early medieval periods is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown. There is a high possibility for disturbing pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance and of remains relating to Clough House of medium local significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good, although the demolition of Clough House may have caused ground disturbance in the north east corner of the site.

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

HSY3142 Land between Greasbrough Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer and Rotherham 1938 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3667 Wortley Road, Masbrough, Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1969 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD

HSY3673 Avondale Road, Masbrough, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1969 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3675 Clough Road, Masbrough, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3676 Clough Bank, Masbrough, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3677 Quarry Lane, Masbrough, Extractive; Landfill ; Modern - 1969 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer Rotherham AD

HSY378 Terraced Housing around Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer James Street, Thorn Hill Modern - 1892 AD to 2003 AD Masbrough

HSY3797 Clough Road, Rotherham Horticulture; Nursery ; Modern - 1986 AD? to Within 250m buffer 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0767 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3798 New Wortley Road, Rotherham Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3800 Clough Road, Masbrough, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1892 AD to 2003 AD

HSY537 Thornhill mixed industrial area Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1967 AD to Within 250m buffer 2003 AD

HSY539 Walker Street and James Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Street, Thornhill, Rotherham Modern - 1891 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY540 Thorn Hill school (old Institutional; School ; Industrial to Modern - 1879 Within 250m buffer building), Rotherham AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0770 Development Type: Housing

Site Name LAND SOUTH OF MEADOWHALL RD Source Green Belt Representation Area (Ha) 2.9 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 439870 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 392278 Town ROTHERHAM Dwellings 69.0 Address MEADOWHALL RD, KIMBERWORTH

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Reference: LDF0770 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Local - Medium significance 742 2.89 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within study area; a section of the Scheduled Roman Ridge is located 20m north of the site. The SMR records a Mesolithic arrowhead was recovered 50m to the west of the site in the 1950s.

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 cropmarks features in or adjoining the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Extractive: Reclaimed Coal Mine 1967-2003 with invisible historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1066-1872 and Extractive: Deep Shaft Coal Mine 1873-1966.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied enclosed fields in the mid-19th century, with a gravel pit shown within the site on the 1854 map. By the 1890s a number of small buildings and shafts are shown within the site, these represent a colliery which is marked as ‘disused’ by this time. By the turn of the century Jordan Colliery is established within the northeast side of the site, with the disused colliery buildings replaced by larger buildings. The colliery is disused by the 1920s, with many of the buildings on site being cleared by the 1950s and areas of spoil throughout the site. Additional buildings were constructed on site in the 1970s.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupied by scrubland with modern buildings at the east side.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Given the proximity of the site to the Roman Ridge there is a medium possibility for disturbing remains of Romano-British date of potential regional significance, the setting of the monument may also be impacted by any future development. There is also high potential for disturbing remains relating to Jordan colliery of medium local significance.

Survival The likely survival of pre-19th century heritage assets at this site is considered to be poor to moderate due disturbance caused by Jordan colliery

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

1004807 Roman Ridge: SE of Hill Top Scheduled Monument Within 250m buffer (section 700yds (660m) long, Meadowhall Road to Hill Top) RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00104/02 Roman Ridge ditches - DITCH (Unknown date) Within 250m buffer Meadowhall to Hill Top

00801/01 Mesolithic Arrowhead, Within 250m buffer Rotherham RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY1101 BOC pipeline, Roman Ridge, Area Excavation Within 250m buffer Hill Top

ESY147 Rotherham to Stocksbridge Test Pit Within 250m buffer BOC Oxygen pipeline Test Pits

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Reference: LDF0770 Development Type: Housing

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

ESY955 Geophysical Survey on the Geophysical Survey Within 250m buffer Route of the Rotherham to Stocksbridge Oxygen Pipeline RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3636 Meadowbank Road, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Kimberworth, Rotherham Modern - 1938 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3654 Jordan Colliery (site of), Extractive; Reclaimed Coal Mine ; Modern - 1967 Within site Meadowbank Road, Rotherham AD to 2003 AD

HSY3575 Jordan Spoil Heap, Rotherham Extractive; Spoil Heap ; Modern - 1950 AD to Within 250m buffer 2003 AD

HSY3596 Sopewell Road, Richmond Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Park, Rotherham Modern - 1948 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3653 Meadowbank Road, Jordan, Industrial; Other Industry ; Modern - 1938 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD

HSY644 Blackburn Meadows Sewage Industrial; Utilities ; Industrial to Modern - 1894 Within 250m buffer Farm AD to 2003 AD

HSY982 Holmes Weir and Head Goit Industrial; Water Powered Site ; Post Medieval to Within 250m buffer Modern - 1598 AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0773 Development Type: Housing

Site Name EAST OF BRAMPTON ROAD Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 4.4 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 448866 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 388597 Town THURCROFT Dwellings 140.0 Address BRAMPTON ROAD

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Reference: LDF0773 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Regional significance 879 4.37 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There are one designated heritage asset within the study area, Brampton Grange Listed Building located to the southwest of the site. The route of a potential Roman road from Catcliffe to Oldcotes traverses the site from east to west.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire records one feature within the site consisting of earthworks relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-2005 with a significant historic character of Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539; The site is with the Strip Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site has remained as strip fields whilst housing development to the east appears on the 1930s map and to the north by the late 1980s.

The modern OS map indicates there has been further housing development to the north and the field boundary running east west within the site has been removed.

Post-1990 APs show the site occupies an arable field.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility of disturbing Roman-British remains relating to a Roman road of regional significance. There is also a high possibility of disturbing post-medieval ridge and furrow of low local significance and pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The survival of heritage assets on this site is considered to be good due to the lack of disturbance. The remains of ridge and furrow within the site may be limited to below ground remains, any above ground earthworks have likely been destroyed by modern ploughing.

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

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4255 Within site 19-May-1948]

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3306 Within site 19-May-1948]

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3303 Within site 19-May-1948]

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/540/1424F21 0147 29-Sep-1954]

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/540/1424F21 0146 29-Sep-1954]

1438243 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/67055 0210 Within site 13-Jun-1967] RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1193177 BRAMPTON GRANGE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0773 Development Type: Housing

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

04916 Roman Road; Catcliffe to ROAD (Roman - 43 AD to 409 AD) Within site Oldcotes

01583/01 Farmhouse of Unknown Date, FARMHOUSE (Unknown date) Within 250m buffer Thurcroft RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3322 Brampton-en-le-Morthen Strip Enclosed Land; Strip Fields ; Post Medieval to Within site Fields Modern - 1540 AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3505 Post 1974 detached housing, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site Thurcroft, Rotherham 1999 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3234 M1 Junction 32/ M18, Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within 250m buffer Rotherham Junctions ; Modern - 1967 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3497 Pre 1948 Social Housing Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Estates, Thurcroft, Rotherham Modern - 1948 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3501 Estates to the south west of Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Thurcroft, Rotherham Modern - 1974 AD to 2005 AD

HSY4127 Brampton en le Morthen, Residential; Burgage Plots ; Medieval to Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1066 AD to 2006 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0779 Development Type: Employment

Site Name Land adjacent to M18 Junction 1 and A631 Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 4.0 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 449899 Proposed Allocation Industry/business Northing 391947 Town Rotherham Employment 4.0 Address Cumwell lane, Hellaby

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Reference: LDF0779 Development Type: Employment

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

ALL Local - High significance 851 3.98 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are no designated heritage assets within the site or study area, however, the Scheduled deserted medieval village of Hellaby is located within 500m of the site. The SMR records two monuments within the study area, one relating to a series of possible Iron Age or Romano-British field boundaries directly to the south of the site. Further evidence for Iron Age and Romano-British remains within the study area and wider landscape including field systems and enclosures located to the east, west and south of the study area. Archaeological fieldwork within the study area include geophysical survey followed by targeted trial-trenching at Sandy Lane, 170m southwest of the site, which revealed seven late medieval lime kilns dated to the late 15th-16th century and a possible contemporary field system. Geophysical survey and evaluation trenching undertaken south of Morrisons, 150m west of the site, revealed one large ditch and tentative medieval boundary ditches.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project does not record any features within the site, with evidence for Iron Age/Romano-British field systems and post-medieval ridge and furrow within the study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated Fields 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 Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of historic OS maps indicates the site was located across two enclosed fields from the late-19th century until the removal of the field boundary in the 1970s, at this time the M18 motorway was constructed to the west of the site.

Post-1990 APs show the site is located within an arable field.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Due to the proximity of the site to known heritage assets, there is a moderate possibility for disturbing remains from the Iron-Age/Romano-British period of high local significance. There is also moderate potential for disturbing remains relating to medieval activity in the area of high local significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to lack of modern disturbance.

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

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/60408 Within 250m buffer 77024 29-Jan-1960]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106826 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106827 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within 250m buffer 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

619738 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/1 DNR Within 250m buffer 872/8 03-Jul-1976]

619738 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/3 DNR Within 250m buffer 978/7 10-Jul-1976]

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Reference: LDF0779 Development Type: Employment

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

619738 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/3 DNR Within 250m buffer 978/7 10-Jul-1976]

619738 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK4991/1 DNR Within 250m buffer 872/8 03-Jul-1976]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

620329 RECTANGULAR ENCLOSURE MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [MAL/76073 0201 31-Oct- Within 500m buffer 1976]

620329 BANK (EARTHWORK) MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/76073 0201 31- Within 500m buffer Oct-1976]

620329 FIELD BOUNDARY MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [MAL/76073 0201 31-Oct- Within 500m buffer 1976] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00088/01 Iron Age or Romano-British FIELD SYSTEM (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC Within 250m buffer Field System, Sandy Lane, to 409 AD) Bramley

00089/01 Possible Iron Age or Romano- FIELD BOUNDARY (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 Within 250m buffer British Field Boundaries, BC to 409 AD) Bramley RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY148 Geophysical Survey and Resistivity Survey;Trial Trench Within 250m buffer Archaeological Evaluation of land at Sandy Lane, Bramley

ESY375 Archaeological Evaluation of Trial Trench Within 250m buffer Land adjacent to Morrisons Supermarket

ESY379 Geophysical Survey of Bawtry Magnetic Susceptibility Survey Within 250m buffer Road RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0779 Development Type: Employment

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

HSY3323 Land East of M18 -J1, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1967 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3337 Junction 1, M18, Rotherham Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within site Junctions ; Modern - 1967 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3195 Land North of Bramley, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1938 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3532 Broadlands, Rotherham Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1999 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3538 Moorhead Way Business Park, Commercial; Retail Park ; Modern - 1989 AD to Within 250m buffer J1 M18, Bramley, Rotherham 2005 AD

HSY3594 Hellaby - south of Bawtry Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Road, Rotherham Modern - 1948 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3595 Hellaby Industrial Estate, Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1983 AD? Within 250m buffer Hellaby, Rotherham to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0785 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land at Moorhouse Lane Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 2.6 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 445430 Proposed Allocation Northing 390135 Town rotherham Dwellings 62.0 Address Whiston

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Reference: LDF0785 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Regional significance 669 2.6 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within study area, the Grade II* Church of St. Mary Magdalene. This Church, located on a prominent hill 250m west of the site, retains original 12th century features including the west window, which is now built in to the east wall of the 13th century tower. Further evidence of 15th century re-building can be seen within the structure. The building was extensively re-built in the late 19th century. The SMR records a Roman coin findspot within the study area, 150m west of the site.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project does not record any features within the site or study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational: Sports Ground 1938-2003 with invisible historic legibility of former characters Unenclosed Land: Commons and greens 1066-1822 and Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/ Private) 1823- 1937.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied an enclosed field in the mid 19th century, located to the east of the historic core of Whiston, which dates to the medieval period and is mentioned in the Domesday book. A number of quarries are noted to the west of the site. The site remains undeveloped throughout the 20th century.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupied by scrubland.

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 from these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. The site also lies in close proximity to a Listed Church of national significance which is itself located on the edge of a medieval settlement. The medieval village and the setting of the Chruch are considered to be of regional significance. The setting of the Church, and the impact of any develpoment on the significance of the Church, would need to be considered prior to any develpoment on site.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to lack of modern disturbance.

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

1433141 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3254 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433141 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/60408 Within 500m buffer 76999 29-Jan-1960]

1433141 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/76076 0029 Within 500m buffer 09-Dec-1976]

1433141 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433141 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3254 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1438221 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4252 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948] RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1192880 CHURCH OF ST MARY Listed Building (Grade II*) Within 250m buffer MAGDALENE

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Reference: LDF0785 Development Type: Housing

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

00198/01 St Mary Magdalene Parish PARISH CHURCH (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 Within 250m buffer Church, Whiston AD)

03253/01 Roman Coin Find, Whiston Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY4047 Whiston Historic Core, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Industrial Within site Rotherham to Modern - 1900 AD to 2003 AD

HSY4050 Whiston Cricket Ground, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Sports Within site Whiston, Rotherham Ground ; Modern - 1938 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3342 Great Royds Moor fields, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Whiston, Rotherham 1950 AD to 2003 AD

HSY4049 St Mary Magdalene, Whiston, Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Medieval to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1188 AD to 2003 AD

HSY554 Moorhouse lane allotments, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Whiston Allotments ; Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

HSY556 Cowrakes Close houses, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Whiston, Rotherham 1968 AD to 2003 AD

HSY557 Cow Rakes Lane Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1938 AD to 2003 AD

HSY558 Cow Rakes Lane green space Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Public Within 250m buffer Park ; Modern - 1954 AD to 2003 AD

HSY560 Hunger Hill Road, Whiston Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1968 AD to 2003 AD

HSY564 Flat Lane, Whiston Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1938 AD to 2003 AD

HSY613 Moorhouse estate Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

HSY614 Site of Moorhouse manor Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer house Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 AD

HSY615 Moorhouse detached houses Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1985 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0792 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land of Mansfield Road Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 0.8 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 446447 Proposed Allocation Northing 384383 Town Aston Dwellings 18.0 Address Land of Mansfield Road

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Reference: LDF0792 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Negligible significance 540 0.76 Little or no archaeological objections to future allocation

There are no designated heritage assets within site or study area. The SMR records a Roman coin findspot within the study area, 160m south of the site.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project does not record any features within the site or study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Surveyed Enclosure (Parliamentary/Private) 1768-2003 with invisible historic legibility of former characters Unenclosed Land: Commons and Greens 1066-1767. The site is located within the Surveyed Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied enclosed fields in the mid-19th century. A small structure of unknown function is seen at the centre of the site on the 1930s map and enclosed within new boundaries. The new boundaries are removed by the 1950s but the structure remains. The structure appears to have been enlarged by the 1980s and is labelled ‘the Bungalow’. The A57 is constructed directly south of the site in the 1980s.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupied by an embankment and planting associated with the A57 and a building and scrapyard.

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 from these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. There is a medium possibility for disturbing pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be poor due modern disturbance from the construction and enlarging of the building and scrapyard and the construction of the A57 to the south.

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

02117/01 Roman Coin Find, Aston cum Within 250m buffer Aughton RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3321 Aston fields, Aston, Rotherham Enclosed Land; Surveyed Enclosure Within site (Parliamentary/ Private) ; Industrial to Modern - 1768 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3310 Wales and Todwick fields, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1950 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3312 Wales Bar, Rotherham Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1989 AD to Within 250m buffer 2003 AD

HSY3316 Fiddleneck & Hepworth Ponds, Water Bodies; Artificial Lake ; Modern - 1948 AD Within 250m buffer Aston, Rotherham to 2003 AD

HSY3495 The Chase, Aston, Rotherham Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer 1974 AD? to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0793 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land North of Harry Croft Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 12.4 UDP Allocation Green Belt/Urban Greenspace Easting 442359 Proposed Allocation Residential Northing 395593 Town Rotherham Dwellings 0.0 Address Greasbrough

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Reference: LDF0793 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 1812 12.42 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There are four statutorily designated Listed Buildings and one Registered Park and Garden within the study area. Wentworth Woodhouse is a Grade II* Registered Park and Garden dating to the 18th and 19th centuries with a number of notable mid-18th century monuments and follies within and around the edge of the park. There are no undesignated heritage assets within the site, one recorded within the study area, Manor Farm on Church Street. This 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 Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1938-2003 and allotments 1923-2003 with fragmentary legibility of former characters piecemeal enclosure 1540-1937, strip fields 1780-1922 and open fields 1066-1539. The site is within the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

The 1854 OS map shows the site located across enclosed fields. Sewage filters are recorded at the south eastern corner of the site in the 1890s, these remain until the 1940s. In the 1920s allotment gardens are established at the southern end of the site, adjacent to the sewage filters. The remainder of the site remains as agricultural land throughout the 20th century.

Current and post-1990 APs show the site occupied by arable fields to the north, allotments to the south and scrubland to the south east.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Though there are no known prehistoric, Romano-British or early medieval remains within the study area, such remains are known to be difficult to predict or exclude. This is particularly true of locations with little or no previous ground disturbance. Thus the possibility of remains dating from the prehistoric, Romano-British and early medieval periods is recorded as uncertain, and the significance is recorded as unknown. There is a high possibility for disturbing pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance and allotment gardens of negligible significance. Any development within the site may impact the setting and significance of Wentworth Woodhouse Registered Park and Garden and a full assessment of this impact should be undertaken prior to development.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to lack of modern disturbance.

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

1001163 WENTWORTH WOODHOUSE Registered Park or Garden Within 250m buffer

1132742 NO 6 AND ADJOINING Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer CARRIAGE ARCHES ON WEST SIDE

1132744 GLOSSOP LODGE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer

1191974 BARN AND HORSE-ENGINE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer HOUSE AT MANOR FARM SITUATED IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF FARMHOUSE RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

02941/01 Parks and Gardens at PARK (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer Wentworth Woodhouse 1914 AD)

03505/01 Manor Farm, Church Street, Within 250m buffer Greasbrough

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0793 Development Type: Housing

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

ESY936 Archaeological Assessment Within 250m buffer and Building Appraisal RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3137 Cinder Bridge and West Hill Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Fields, Rawmarsh / 1966 AD? to 2003 AD? Greasborough, Rotherham

HSY3139 Land to the north of Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Greasborough, Rotherham Modern - 1894 AD? to 2003 AD?

HSY3142 Land between Greasbrough Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within 250m buffer and Rotherham 1938 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3727 Potter Hill, Greasbrough, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1935 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3731 Munsbrough Lane, Horticulture; Nursery ; Modern - 1985 AD to 2003 Within 250m buffer Greasbrough, Rotherham AD

HSY3734 Greenside Cricket Ground, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Sports Within 250m buffer Greasbrough, Rotherham Ground ; Modern - 1922 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3753 Cinderbridge Plantation, Woodland; Plantation ; Industrial to Modern - Within 250m buffer Greasbrough, Rotherham 1790 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3754 Scrooby Street, Greasbrough, Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Allotments ; Modern - 1923 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3757 Main Street, Greasbrough Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Public Within 250m buffer Park ; Modern - 1935 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3761 St. Mary's Church, Institutional; Religious (Worship) ; Medieval to Within 250m buffer Greasbrough, Rotherham Modern - 1300 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3763 Main Street, Greasbrough, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1892 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3764 Providence Street, Residential; Terraced Housing ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Greasbrough Modern - 1892 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3765 Greasbrough Historic Core, Commercial; Commercial Core-Suburban ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Industrial to Modern - 1892 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3773 New Street, Greasborough, Residential; Villas/ Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1960 AD? to 2003 AD

HSY3775 Main Street, Greasbrough, Institutional; Civil & Municipal Buildings ; Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1935 AD to 2003 AD

HSY3781 Coach Road, Greasbrough, Residential; Low Rise Flats ; Modern - 1985 AD to Within 250m buffer Rotherham 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0798 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land East of Moor Lane South (2) - formerly part of LDF0452 Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 15.6 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 449046 Proposed Allocation Northing 393043 Town Rotherham Dwellings 437.0 Address East of Moor Lane South, North of Lidget Lane

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Reference: LDF0798 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Unknown 1696 15.6 Uncertain archaeological objections to allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within study area, the Grade II Listed Bramley Grange Farmhouse located 100m southeast of the site. This is also the site of a possible moat and fishpond and a medieval monastic grange belonging to Roche Abbey, as recorded by the SMR.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records the site of a medieval post mill at the eastern side of the site, as well as post-medieval ridge and furrow within the western and southern ends of the site.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1938-2005 with fragmentary historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1937.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied enclosed fields in the mid-19th century; the field boundaries within the site represent the fossilised strip field system of the medieval period and were likely associated with Bramley village to the southeast. There has been some minor boundary loss by the 1900s, with further loss in the 1950s and 1960s. By the 1970s all field boundaries within the site have been removed.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupying one large arable field.

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 from these periods is uncertain with the significance being recorded as unknown. Medieval activity is recorded directly to the southeast of the site, therefore there is a medium possibility for disturbing medieval agricultural remains of low-local significance. There is a high possibility for disturbing below ground remains of post-medieval ridge and furrow of low local significance and pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to the lack of modern disturbance.

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

1433037 POST MILL MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/543/9F22 0206 19- Within site Jun-1957]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within site 19-May-1948]

1433039 TRACKWAY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [RAF/543/9F22 Within 250m buffer 0206 19-Jun-1957]

1433049 BANK (EARTHWORK) MEDIEVAL/POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 250m buffer [MAL/60408 77036 29-Jan-1960]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/58/B/51 Within 500m buffer 5165 12-Jun-1948]

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Reference: LDF0798 Development Type: Housing

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

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/106G/UK/392 4062 17-Jun-1945]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433135 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3129 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948] RecordType National Heritage List for England RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

1192659 BRAMLEY GRANGE Listed Building (Grade II) Within 250m buffer BRAMLEY GRANGE FARMHOUSE RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00196/01 Bramley Grange Post-Medieval HOUSE (Post Medieval to Industrial - 1720 AD to Within 250m buffer House and Possible Moat, 1914 AD) ; MOAT (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 Bramley AD)

00196/02 Bramley Grange Medieval GRANGE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer Monastic Grange

00196/03 Bramley Grange Medieval FISHPOND (Medieval to Post Medieval - 1066 AD Within 250m buffer Fishpond to 1719 AD)

00196/04 DUPLICATE MOAT (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) Within 250m buffer

04443/01 Token Find, Bramley Grange Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY1103 Moor Lane, Ravenfield Watching Brief Within 250m buffer

RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3195 Land North of Bramley, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1938 AD? to 2005 AD

HSY3513 Detached estates to the north Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within site of Bramley, Rotherham 1989 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3577 Ravenfield Common, Residential; Semi-Detached Housing ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham. 1948 AD? to 2005 AD?

HSY3583 Howard Road, Bramley, Residential; Private Housing Estate ; Modern - Within 250m buffer Rotherham 1929 AD to 2005 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0798 Development Type: Housing

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

HSY3584 Bramley Grange School, Institutional; School ; Modern - 1989 AD to 2005 Within 250m buffer Bramley, Rotherham AD

HSY4075 Bramley Grange Farm, Residential; Farm Complex ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Bramley, Rotherham Modern - 1855 AD to 2003 AD

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0799 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land off Oldcoates Road (East) Source HMR Area (Ha) 27.1 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 453650 Proposed Allocation Northing 386750 Town DINNINGTON Dwellings 759.0 Address Oldcoates Road

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Reference: LDF0799 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Regional significance 2247 27.1 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There are no designated heritage assets within the site or study area. The SMR records the recovery of Mesolithic flints at the southern end of the site. Further Mesolithic flints were recovered during fieldwalking 220m west of the site, along with Neolithic flints and a number of undated flint artefacts. A Roman coin hoard and separate find of additional Roman coins were recovered from fields directly east of the site, to the south of a possible Iron- Age/Romano-British enclosure and field system. A further example of an Iron-Age/Romano-British enclosure has been identified 400m north of the site.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records post-medieval ridge and furrow within the site and enclosures and field boundaries of Iron Age/Romano-British date within the study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1974-2005 with an fragmentary historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Piecemeal Enclosure 1540-1973 and Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539. The site is located within the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied enclosed fields in the mid-19th century, with an old limestone quarry depicted at the northwest corner and a small plantation called ‘Lime Kiln Close Plantation’ shown towards the southern end of the site. There has been some minor boundary loss by the 1900s, with further loss by the 1960s. By the 1970s all field boundaries within the site have been removed.

Post 1990s APs show the site occupying one large arable field with Lime Kiln Close Plantation still in existence.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets Mesolithic flints have been recovered within the site, therefore there is a moderate-high possibility for recovering additional Mesolithic and prehistoric artefacts of regional significance within the site. Due to the proximity of known heritage assets of Iron-Age /Romano-British date there is also a moderate possibility of disturbing associated remains of high local to regional significance. There is a high possibility for disturbing below ground remains of post-medieval ridge and furrow of low local significance and pre-1854 field boundaries of negligible significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to the lack of modern disturbance.

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

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 Within site [RAF/540/1424F22 0118 29-Sep-1954]

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

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

1437932 RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/74049 0257 Within 250m buffer 21-Aug-1974]

1437932 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/74049 0257 Within 250m buffer 21-Aug-1974]

1437932 DITCH IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [OS/95220 0007 Within 250m buffer 30-Jun-1995]

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Reference: LDF0799 Development Type: Housing

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

1437932 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [OS/95220 0007 Within 250m buffer 30-Jun-1995]

1437932 RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [OS/95220 0007 Within 250m buffer 30-Jun-1995]

1437932 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/74049 0257 Within 250m buffer 21-Aug-1974]

1437929 AIR RAID SHELTER 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/541/35F20 Within 500m buffer 3352 19-May-1948] RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

03275/01 Mesolithic Flint Finds, FINDSPOT (Mesolithic - 10000 BC? to 4001 BC?) Within site Dinnington St John's

03275/02 DUPLICATE Within site

00728/01 Roman Coin Hoard, Within 250m buffer Dinnington St John's

03272/01 Neolithic Flints found east of FINDSPOT (Neolithic - 4000 BC to 2351 BC) Within 250m buffer Throapham, Dinnington St John's

03272/02 DUPLICATE FINDSPOT (Neolithic - 4000 BC? to 2351 BC) Within 250m buffer

03272/03 DUPLICATE FINDSPOT (Neolithic - 4000 BC to 2351 BC) Within 250m buffer

03272/04 DUPLICATE FINDSPOT (Neolithic - 4000 BC to 2351 BC) Within 250m buffer

03273/01 ?Mesolithic Microlith Find, Within 250m buffer Dinnington St John's

03353/01 Possible Iron Age or Romano- ENCLOSURE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC Within 250m buffer British Enclosure and Field to 409 AD) ; FIELD BOUNDARY (Early Iron Age to Boundaries near Throapham, Roman - 800 BC to 409 AD) Dinnington St John's

03353/02 DUPLICATE FIELD BOUNDARY (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 Within 250m buffer BC to 409 AD) RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY82 Field walking in a limestone Field Walking - Systematic Collection Within 250m buffer area of South Yorkshire (Dinnington Parish) RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

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

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0799 Development Type: Housing

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

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

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

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

HSY3365 Inter war housing estates, Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within 250m buffer Dinnington, Rotherham Modern - 1930 AD to 2005 AD

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

HSY3402 Dinnington Miners Welfare Ornamental, Parkland and Recreational; Playing Within 250m buffer Institute and Recreation Fields/ Recreation ground ; Modern - 1930 AD to Ground, Dinnington, 2005 AD Rotherham

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0800 Development Type: Housing

Site Name Land to east of Cumwell Lane and south of Bateman Road Source Site Allocation Suggestions Area (Ha) 15.4 UDP Allocation Green Belt Easting 450121 Proposed Allocation Northing 391814 Town Hellaby Dwellings 0.0 Address Cumwell Lane

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0800 Development Type: Housing

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

ALL Regional significance 1784 15.45 Potential archaeological objections to allocation

There is one designated heritage asset within the study area, the Scheduled remains of Hellaby deserted medieval village located 230m north of the site. Excavations at the monument revealed two buildings including the medieval manors kitchen building. The SMR records three undesignated assets relating to ditches and enclosures of potential Iron Age/Romano-British date. These features are located to the east and west of the site, with further examples of Iron Age/Romano-British field systems and enclosures located in the wider area. Further medieval activity has been recorded in the wider area, with seven late medieval lime kilns recorded directly west of the M18.

The Magnesian Limestone in South and West Yorkshire AP Mapping Project records post-medieval ridge and furrow within the site and enclosures and field boundaries of Iron Age/Romano-British date within the study area.

The HEC records the present character of the site as Enclosed Land: Agglomerated fields 1967-2003 with an invisible historic legibility of former characters Enclosed Land: Open Fields 1066-1539 and Enclosed Land: Strip Fields 1540-1966. The site is located within the Agglomerated Enclosure character zone.

Comparison of present and historic OS maps show the site occupied enclosed fields in the mid-19th century, the site remains as such until the late 1920s when the Hellaby greyhound race course was established at the northwest side of the site. Small structures associated with the race course included a stand, kennels and control tower. The race course appears to go out of use by the late 1930s with the associated structures no longer shown on historic maps of this time. Modern housing developments begin to appear in the surrounding area at this time and continue to develop throughout the mid-late 20th century. A small structure of unknown function can be seen in the centre of the site in the 1950s. Trackways can be seen in the north western corner of the site in the 1980s.

Post 1990s APs show a house was constructed at the centre of the site, with the western side of the site now scrubland and the remainder occupying an arable field.

Known and Potential Heritage Assets There is a high possibility for disturbing below ground remains relating to post-medieval ridge and furrow of low local significance. There is also a medium possibility for disturbing Iron-Age/ Romano-British remains of high local to regional significance.

Survival The likely survival of heritage assets at this site is considered to be good due to the lack of modern disturbance except for the area occupied by the modern house.

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

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within site 106826 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within site [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3338 06-Dec-1946]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within site 19-May-1948]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within site 106827 16-Dec-1962]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/60408 Within site 77024 29-Jan-1960]

1432945 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 3197 Within site 19-May-1948]

1025652 CURVILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/4 DNR Within 250m buffer 978/4 10-Jul-1976]

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0800 Development Type: Housing

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

1432924 ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/1 DNR Within 250m buffer 2370/45-6 25-Jul-1984]

1432924 D SHAPED ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/1 DNR Within 250m buffer 2370/45-6 25-Jul-1984]

1432924 D SHAPED ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/70056 0188 Within 250m buffer 18-Jul-1970]

1432949 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/62562 Within 250m buffer 106826 16-Dec-1962]

620329 FIELD BOUNDARY MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [MAL/76073 0201 31-Oct- Within 250m buffer 1976]

620329 BANK (EARTHWORK) MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [MAL/76073 0201 31- Within 250m buffer Oct-1976]

620329 RECTANGULAR ENCLOSURE MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [MAL/76073 0201 31-Oct- Within 250m buffer 1976]

1432925 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/72078 0026 Within 500m buffer 19-Aug-1972]

1432925 CURVILINEAR ENCLOSURE IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [MAL/72078 0026 Within 500m buffer 19-Aug-1972]

1433031 ANTI AIRCRAFT BATTERY 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [MAL/60408 77021 Within 500m buffer 29-Jan-1960]

1433031 MILITARY CAMP 20TH CENTURY; STRUCTURE [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 Within 500m buffer 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433124 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433124 NARROW RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4132 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 3336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; EARTHWORK Within 500m buffer [RAF/CPE/UK/1880 5336 06-Dec-1946]

1433137 RIDGE AND FURROW POST MEDIEVAL; CROPMARK [RAF/541/35 4134 Within 500m buffer 19-May-1948]

620302 FIELD BOUNDARY UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [SK5092/1 DNR 978/5 Within 500m buffer 10-Jul-1976]

620302 RECTILINEAR ENCLOSURE UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [SK5092/1 DNR 978/5 Within 500m buffer 10-Jul-1976]

620335 DITCH UNCERTAIN; CROPMARK [MAL/68058 0142 18- Within 500m buffer Aug-1968]

620335 FIELD BOUNDARY IRON AGE/ROMAN; CROPMARK [SK5091/2 DNR Within 500m buffer 978/2 10-Jul-1976]

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Rotherham LDF Additional Sites

Reference: LDF0800 Development Type: Housing

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

1009393 Hellaby: a deserted medieval Scheduled Monument Within 250m buffer village and well, enclosure, ridge and furrow and post medieval long house RecordType SMR Monument RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

00089/01 Possible Iron Age or Romano- FIELD BOUNDARY (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 Within 250m buffer British Field Boundaries, BC to 409 AD) Bramley

00090/01 Possible Iron Age or Roman- ENCLOSURE (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC Within 250m buffer British Enclosure, near to 409 AD) Newhall Grange, Thurcroft

03382/01 Iron Age or Romano-British CROPMARK (Early Iron Age to Roman - 800 BC to Within 250m buffer Unidentified Cropmark, South 409 AD) Of Hellaby, Hooton Levitt RecordType SMR Event/Activity RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

ESY376 Gradiometer Survey Denaby Magnetic Susceptibility Survey Within 250m buffer Way

ESY383 Geophysical Survey at Hellaby Magnetic Susceptibility Survey;Resistivity Survey Within 250m buffer Hall

ESY384 Archaeological Evaluation of Trial Trench Within 250m buffer Hellaby Hall RecordType SMR Historic Environment Characterisation RecordID Name Details Distance Criteria

HSY3212 Farmland around Newhall Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Grange, Slade Hooton, 1974 AD to 2005 AD Rotherham

HSY3323 Land East of M18 -J1, Enclosed Land; Agglomerated fields ; Modern - Within site Rotherham 1967 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3594 Hellaby - south of Bawtry Residential; Planned Estate (Social Housing) ; Within site Road, Rotherham Modern - 1948 AD to 2005 AD

HSY3595 Hellaby Industrial Estate, Commercial; Business Park ; Modern - 1983 AD? Within site Hellaby, Rotherham to 2005 AD

HSY3337 Junction 1, M18, Rotherham Communications; Motorway and Trunk Road Within 250m buffer Junctions ; Modern - 1967 AD to 2003 AD

HSY4138 Hellaby Hall and Grounds, Residential; Elite Residence ; Industrial to Within 250m buffer Rotherham Modern - 1750 AD to 2006 AD

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