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Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position HF_AGLT10 SO 32439 28747 UC road LONGTOWN Longtown, by Milestone House, opp. Old Greyhound PH on pavement against stone boundary wall HF_AGLT11 SO 31711 30168 UC road LLANVEYNOE Pen-pwll-sond; 120m N of Tyback jct in hedge on narrow verge HF_AGME09 SO 32407 27327 UC road LONGTOWN Clodock; 35m S of Lower House Farm in hedge on narrow verge HF_AGME10 SO 32724 28972 UC road LONGTOWN 225m N Pont-yr-ynys bridge in hedgerow HF_AGME12 SO 32965 32087 UC road LONGTOWN Llandee; 280m N Llandee against hedgerow HF_BYLD03 SO 6502 5060 B4214 AVENBURY Mundersfield Stocks by the road HF_BYLD05 SO 664 479 B4214 BISHOPS FROME Cansgreen Bridge in hedgerow HF_BYLD06 SO 6619 4680 B4214 CASTLE FROME near jct with A4103 (Frogend) on verge in front of metal bar fence HF_BYLD06A SO 664 463 B4214 CASTLE FROME W of Fishers Coppice by the road HF_BYLD07 SO 668 454 B4214 CASTLE FROME Grove Farm in hedgerow HF_BYLD08 SO 677 441 B4214 BOSBURY Hill Farm, Stanley Hills - moved to wall from road by brick wall HF_BYLD09 SO 6863 4298 B4214 BOSBURY Telephone Exchange NW New House HF_BYLD10 SO 691 416 B4214 BOSBURY Staplow Wharf on verge to right of drive and farm gate HF_BYLD12 SO 7069 3911 B4214 LEDBURY Bromyard Road, Beggar's Ash in front of fence HF_BYSP02 SO 678 568 B4203 NORTON Sandy Cross on verge in bottem of hedge HF_BYSP03 SO 6773 5837 B4203 TEDSTONE DELAMERE Upper Norton sunken in bottem of hedge HF_BYSP04 SO 677 600 B4203 TEDSTONE WAFER High Lane N village sunken in bottem of hedge HF_BYSP05 SO 68 61 B4203 UPPER SAPEY in bottem of hedge HF_BYSP06 SO 6845 6299 B4203 UPPER SAPEY Field House by the road HF_BYSP07 SO 690 644 B4203 UPPER SAPEY Waters Farm by the road Registered Charity No 1105688 1 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position HF_BYTB03 SO 6468 6087 B4214 EDWYN RALPH Edwyn Wood, Greggs House, NE of Edwyn Ralph in bottem of hedge HF_BYTB04 SO 6493 6014 B4214 COLLINGTON Martins Castle fallen on verge HF_BYWO01 SO 670 543 A44 AVENBURY Washcroft on wide grass verge HF_BYWO02 SO 6857 5451 A44 BROCKHAMPTON (BROMYARD)Brockhampton Park in ctting with back to stone wall HF_BYWO04 SO 7143 5606 A44 WHITBOURNE Moorhall Farm against fence by entrance HF_BYWOA03 SO 698 534 UC road LINTON (BROMYARD) Linley Green by the road HF_HFAG04 SO 4635 3620 A465 ALLENSMORE Grange Pool by the road HF_HFAG04A SO 4626 3629 UC road ALLENSMORE minor side road at Tything Farm, off A465 by the road HF_HFAG07 SO 4496 3210 A465 ST DEVEREUX Didley Lower House Farm HF_HFAG09 SO 424 304 A465 KENDERCHURCH Howton Grove Farm at jct HF_HFAG10 SO 413 294 A465 KENDERCHURCH Howton Farm back to stone wall HF_HFBD04 SO 5329 4556 UC road SUTTON The Old Chapel (Sutton Mission Hall) against brick wall HF_HFBD06 SO 54250 48521 UC road MARDEN Venn's Green; 230m N Holbatch turn 50m N The Saltbox at base of hedgerow HF_HFBD07 SO 54511 50001 UC road BODENHAM Bodenham Moor; 25m S old mill in front of The Nook on raised border of embankment HF_HFBY01 SO 52248 40989 A465 HEREFORD Aylestone Hill, jct Broadlands Lane house drive pillar HF_HFBY03 SO 545 426 A465 LUGWARDINE Builth Farm, just S of jct with Lumber Lane by the road HF_HFBY06 SO 5727 4600 A465 OCLE PYCHARD Lyvers Ocle by the road HF_HFBY08 SO 602 474 A465 MORETON JEFFRIES Burley Gate by the road HF_HFBY10 SO 62028 49470 A465 STOKE LACY opp. entrance to Stoke Lacy church against stone wall HF_HFBY13 SO 645 535 A465 BROMYARD AND WINSLOW Coopers Green broken on verge Registered Charity No 1105688 2 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position HF_HFGL01 SO 524 392 B4224 HAMPTON BISHOP Eign Hill, W of Hampton Park, E of railway on verge bank HF_HFGL02 SO 5395 3896 B4224 HAMPTON BISHOP Hampton Park Road, Franchise Stone on verge, by road name HF_HFGL03 SO 5522 3805 B4224 HAMPTON BISHOP W of village, E of Bunch of Carrots on verge HF_HFGL04 SO 56712 37517 B4224 HAMPTON BISHOP Mordiford Bridge; W of bridge in hedge HF_HFGL04B SO 56985 37461 B4224 MORDIFORD Mordiford Bridge on parapet wall, mid bridge HF_HFGL07 SO 5884 3410 B4224 FOWNHOPE Nash Farm on the verge by farm gate HF_HFGL13 SO 6401 2654 B4224 UPTON BISHOP S of Crow Hill just S field entrance & village sign HF_HFGL15 SO 651 235 B4224 LINTON Eccleswall in hedge Holme Lacy Road, by The Broadleys P.H., St Martin's, W HF_HFHL01 SO 50725 38637 B4399 HEREFORD of Putson on bank at jct with A466 HF_HFHL02 SO 5225 3817 B4399 LOWER BULLINGHAM W of Industrial estate; 200m from railway bridge on verge, nr Speed Camera sign HF_HFHL03 SO 5380 3777 B4399 DINEDOR Park Farm; 15m W farm entrance on the verge HF_HFHL04 SO 5408 3651 B4399 DINEDOR Barry's Cross by the road HF_HFHW02 SO 515 374 UC road LOWER BULLINGHAM Bullinghope Court in hedge bank HF_HFHW03 SO 5169 3580 UC road LOWER BULLINGHAM Bullingham, by LH entrance to Fairbrook House in hedge bank to left of entrance HF_HFHW04 SO 5 4 UC road LOWER BULLINGHAM by the road White Cross Road, opp. No. 227; 50m W jcn Ranelagh HF_HFHY01 SO 49502 40540 A438 HEREFORD Street on grassy embankment HF_HFHY02 SO 481 413 A438 BREINTON King's Acre by the road HF_HFHY03 SO 466 418 A438 STRETTON SUGWAS Swainshill on verge nr greenhouse HF_HFHY04 SO 4496 4192 A438 STRETTON SUGWAS Sugwas Pool, by "Fourth Milestone House" against house wall HF_HFHY04A SO 448 419 A438 STRETTON SUGWAS E of milepost at Sugwas Pool in hedge Registered Charity No 1105688 3 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position HF_HFHY06 SO 418 424 A438 BRIDGE SOLLERS E of Bridge Sollers by the road HF_HFHY07 SO 4033 4300 A438 BYFORD Byford turn in hedge opp jct HF_HFHY10 SO 360 451 A438 STAUNTON ON WYE Staunton on Wye 200m E of Handmore Cross HF_HFHY12 SO 33428 46679 A438 LETTON Letton Court jct Kinnersley turn on verge HF_HFHY14 SO 3070 4714 A438 WILLERSLEY AND WINFORTON Willersley Court; 300m E by the road HF_HFHY17 SO 261 475 A438 WHITNEY ON WYE 150m E of toll bridge on hedge bank HF_HFHY18 SO 2453 4743 A438 WHITNEY ON WYE Rhydspence 150m E of village turn HF_HFKG04 SO 46027 43406 A480 CREDENHILL E of RAF Hereford in hedge bank HF_HFKG09 SO 3938 4702 A480 YAZOR Upperton, between N Canon & Yazor in hedge bottem HF_HFKG10 SO 3828 4806 A480 NORTON CANON Norton Canon; opp. church turn by the road HF_HFKN02 SO 491 420 A4110 BREINTON Bobblestock by the road was almost opposite the Parish Hall - in 2013 being put HF_HFKN07 SO 462 492 A4110 CANON PYON on wall of hall by the road HF_HFKN10 SO 4457 5366 A4110 BIRLEY WITH UPPER HILL Swanstone Cottages, opp. orchards beside hedge HF_HFKN12 SO 4406 5684 A4110 MONKLAND AND STRETFORD 200m S of Bainstree Cross in hedge bottom HF_HFKN12A SO 44 5684 A4110 MONKLAND AND STRETFORD Bainstree deep in hedge bottom HF_HFKN15 SO 43950 61365 A4110 KINGSLAND West Town, in front of "Little Green" on verge against wall HF_HFKN21 SO 4097 6986 A4110 WIGMORE Gotherment by the road HF_HFKN22 SO 40006 71388 A4110 ADFORTON NW of village by the road HF_HFKN23 SO 40 73 A4110 ADFORTON N of Brandon Camp by the road HF_HFLM01 SO 506 412 A49 HEREFORD Holmer Road, opp. warehouse on verge by bus shelter Registered Charity No 1105688 4 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position HF_HFLM02 SO 506 429 A49 HOLMER N of Holmer House on verge HF_HFLM03 SO 5016 4443 A49 PIPE AND LYDE Pipe Bridge; N of bridge on verge after crash barrier HF_HFLM05 SO 5000 4760 A49 WELLINGTON Wellington Marsh, 250m S of Almshouses up against a high chainlink fence HF_HFLM06 SO 5019 4914 A49 WELLINGTON Green Farm; relocated to side of new dual carriageway on wide on grass verge beside farm roadway HF_HFLM07 SO 505 505 A49 WELLINGTON Dinmore Hill on verge HF_HFME12 SO 34233 35740 UC road ST MARGARETS 60m W Slough Bridge, Turnastone, Cothill on the verge HF_HFMN09 SO 493 263 A466 LLANWARNE Old Hendre on angle of stone boundary wall HF_HFMN12 SO 498 217 A466 ST WEONARDS Trippenkennett Bridge by the road HF_HFMNA11 SO 5405 2437 A4137 HENTLAND Chapel Tump in hedge HF_HFMNA12 SO 5463 2290 A4137 LLANGARRON Biddlestone, S of by hedge HF_HFMNA13 SO 5503 2135 A4137 MARSTOW near Whitfield Court and W of Glewstone on grass verge HF_HFMNA14 SO 5532 1975 A4137 MARSTOW Pigeon House in hedge HF_HFPC05 SO 44326 37362 B4349 CLEHONGER by Bowley Farm on the verge HF_HFPC07 SO 41561 36066 B4349 KINGSTONE Coldwell; 30m E jcn B4348, W of Kingstone School against hedgerow HF_HFPC10 SO 36853 36532 B4348 VOWCHURCH 50m E jcn B4347, opp. The Croft sunk in the verge HF_HFPC11 SO 35555 37366 B4348 VOWCHURCH Poston; opp. Poston Cottage on embankment HF_HFPC12 SO 34562 38626 B4348 PETERCHURCH Peterchurch, opp. Boughton Arms against stone wall Ross Road, jct Holme Lacey Road outside The Broadleys HF_HFRS01 SO 50717 38623 A49 HEREFORD PH on bank by car park entrance HF_HFRS02 SO 50541 37030 A49 GRAFTON Redhill Bridge, Ross Road S of bridge, 120m S of Bullinghope turn HF_HFRS03 SO 498 357 A49 GRAFTON Portway; N of village on verge (broken) Registered Charity No 1105688 5 Entries in red - require a photograph Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society National ID Grid Reference Road No.
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    Five Year Housing Land Supply (2021 - 2026) Annual Position Statement at 1 April 2021 Appendices July 2021 hfdscouncil herefordshire.gov.uk Contents Page Number Appendix 1 – Commitments 2020 (all sites with Planning Permission 1 Bromyard Housing Market Area 1 Golden Valley Housing Market Area 3 Kington Housing Markey Area 5 Ledbury Housing Market Area 7 Leominster Housing Market Area 10 Hereford Housing Market Area 13 HD2 Sites 19 Ross on Wye Housing Market Area 20 Nursing Homes and Student Accommodation 26 Appendix 2a - Sites assessed for discounting 2020 27 Full Planning permission sites - Site assessment 27 and discounting of certain sites Full planning permission on small sites in the River Lugg 28 catchment - discounted sites Outline planning permission sites - Site assessment and 30 discounting of certain sites Resolution to grant Site assessment and discounting of 36 certain sites Appendix 2b - Agent Responses 2021 37 Appendix 3 - Neighbourhood Development Plans progress 2020 44 Appendix 4 – List of Completions 2020 62 Bromyard Housing Market Area 62 Golden Valley Housing Market Area 63 Kington Housing Markey Area 64 Ledbury Housing Market Area 65 Leominster Housing Market Area 66 Hereford Housing Market Area 67 HD2 Sites 69 Ross on Wye Housing Market Area 70 Appendix 5 - Annualised trajectory up to 2031 72 Appendix 6 - List of Parishes in the River Lugg Catchment Area 73 Appendix 7 - Map of Hereford city centre – Policy HD2 77 Not Under Comp in Lost Lost started con year through through General River HMA App no Address Parish 2020/21