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Appendix 3 Individual Site Record Sheets Appendix 3 Individual Site Record Sheets Sustainable Rural Settlements - Individual Site Scoring Sheet ) m Comments BARLEY No ( Yes nearest nearest Scoring provision Distance to Distance TRANSPORT 1a Bus stop 9 2 2 bus stops within the village Every hour from 6:54 until 17:44 - Pendle Witch Hopper Route P70: Clitheroe - Barley - Barrowford - Nelson 1b Bus frequency 2 Every hour from 7:25 until 18:25 - Pendle Witch Hopper Route P71: Nelson - Barrowford - Barley - Clitheroe 1c Railway station 9 6400 0 Brierfield Hourly: Eastbound - Nelson and Colne; Westbound - Burnley, 1d Train frequency 0 Blackburn, Preston and Blackpool Proximity to defined on/off road 1e 9 3700 0 A6068, Barrowford Road cycle routes Dial-a-ride bus / community 1f 9 2 Pendle Community Transport transport Lancashire County Council provide school buses, minibuses and taxis 1g School bus service 9 2 to local schools TOTAL TRANSPORT SCORE 8 CONVENIENCE SERVICE 2a Food shop / store 9 3700 0 Fence Essentials, Wheatley Lane Road, Fence 2b Post office 9 3700 0 Wheatley Lane Road, Fence 2c Post box 9 2 1 post box 2d Bank / building society 9 4500 0 Marsden Building Society, 116 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2e Cash points / ATM 9 3700 0 Fence Essentials, Wheatley Lane Road, Fence 2f Chemist / pharmacy 9 4600 0 The Village Pharmacy, 110-112 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2g Hairdressers 9 3700 0 Transformational Hair Design, Wheatley Lane Road, Fence 2h Car repair garage 9 3700 1 Central Garage / Springmill Garage, Wheatley Lane Road, Fence 2i Petrol station 9 6800 0 Colne Way Service Station, Colne Road, Brierfield 2j Any other shops 9 150 2 The Cabin, Barley Car Park - tourist shop and café 2k Public house 9 2 Pendle Inn, Barley Lane, Barley 2l Take-aways 9 4600 0 Ahmed's Restaurant, 117b Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2m Tea rooms / cafe / restaurant 9 2 Village Tea rooms, Barley Lane, Barley 2n Telephone box 9 2 2o Milk round 9 2 2p Paper round 9 0 2q Grocery round / delivery 9 2 Supermarket Delivery available (e.g. Tescos) TOTAL CONVENIENCE SERVICE SCORE 15 COMMUNITY SERVICES 3a Library 9 4100 0 Wheatley Lane Library, Wheatley Close, Fence 3b Mobile library 9 1 Barley Village Hall: fortnightly, Wednesday 14:50 - 15:05 3c Place of worship 9 2 Barley Methodist Church 3d Village hall / community centre 9 2 Barley Village Hall 3e Public notice boards 9 2 2 notice boards within the village 3f Police office / Shop 9 6200 0 Neighbourhood Police Office, Colne Road, Brierfield 3g Community safety patrol 9 2 PC Hazel Gilhespy, Community Beat Manager 3h Equipped Area for Play 9 2 Equipped play area off Barley Lane, Barley: 7 pieces of equipment 3i Parks 9 2 Designated park immediately adjacent to the village boundary. 3j Recreation ground / sports pitch 9 1000 1 Playing field at Newchurch-in-Pendle 3k Day centre for the elderly 9 0 3l Luncheon club 9 2400 1 Roughlee Luncheon Club: meets Thursdays 3m Sheltered / social housing 9 1 Sheltered housing: Wheatley Close, Fence Request to be made through the local social services department. 3n Meals on wheels 9 2 Recipient has to contribute to the cost. 3o Local child minder 9 4800 0 Amanda Newhouse, 76 Bolton Grove, Barrowford 3p Free internet access 9 0 Brierfield Library, Beatie Street, Brierfield 3q Broadband 9 2 BT provide a full broadband package. No cable providers yet. Scouts, Brownies and other youth 3r 9 0 clubs 3s Womens Institute 9 2 Barley Women's Institute 3t Exercise classes 9 0 TOTAL COMMUNITY SERVICE SCORE 22 HEALTH CARE GP surgery / doctors / health 4a 5300 0 Barrowford Health Centre, Lee Street, Barrowford centre 9 4b Hospital 9 8100 0 Burnley General, Casterton Avenue, Burnley Barrowford Dental Practice, 59 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 4c Dentist 6700 0 9 M J Glover, St James Street, Brierfield 4d Opticians 9 5400 0 Sher N.P Eye Care Centre, 1a Gisburn Road, Barrowford 4e District nursing 9 2 District nursing provided in Pendle. TOTAL HEALTH CARE SCORE 2 EDUCATION PROVISION 5a Public nursery 9 6900 0 Woodfield Nursery School, Brierfield 5b Private day nursery 9 6000 0 Parrock House Day Nursery, Barrowford 5c Primary school 9 1200 0 St Mary's Junior School, Newchurch-in-Pendle 5d Secondary school 9 7000 0 Marsden Heights Community College, Brierfield 5e College or further education 9 6500 0 Nelson & Colne College, Reedyford Road, Barrowford TOTAL EDUCATION PROVISION SCORE 0 ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT & SERVICES Local shopping provision (defined 6a 9 4500 0 Barrowford frontage / centre) 6b Town centre 9 6600 0 Nelson Other employment opportunities 6c 9 4500 0 Barrowford (non-retail) 6d Protected Employment Area 9 8500 0 Lomeshaye Industrial Estate, Nelson TOTAL ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT & SERVICES SCORE 0 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS AND CONSTRAINTS 7a Conservation Area 460 1 Newchurch and Spen Brook Conservation Area 7b Listed Buildings 0 Two listed buildings within the settlement 7c Scheduled Monuments 2 No scheduled monuments in or within 500m of the settlement 7d BHS/GHS/LNR/LNI 1 BHS adjacent to village boundary 7e Flood Zone 0 Flood Zones 2 & 3 within the settlement 7f Contamination / Landfill 2 No landfill site within 250m of the settlement 7g Green Belt 2 Settlement not within or bounded by the Green Belt 7h AONB 0 Settlement within the AONB TOTAL ENVIRONMENTAL SCORE 8 Total Sustainability Score 55 Sustainable Rural Settlements - Individual Site Scoring Sheet ) m Comments BARROWFORD No ( Yes nearest nearest Scoring provision Distance to Distance TRANSPORT 1a Bus stop 9 2 17 bus stops within the village Every 30 minutes from 7:06 until 18:36 - Starship Route 109: Barrowford - Nelson - Burnley - Worsthorne Every 30 minutes from 6:11 until 17:51 - Starship Route 109: Burnley - Nelson Barrowford Every hour from 9:09 until 18:14 - Nelson- Barrowford Circular Route 68: Barrowford - Nelson 1b Bus frequency 2 Every hour from 8:55 until 18:00 - Nelson Barrowford Circular Route 68: Nelson - Barrowford Every hour from 7:15 until 18:05 - Pendle Witch Hopper Route P70: Barrowford - Nelson Every hour from 7:25 until 18:25 - Pendle Witch Hopper Route P71: Nelson - Barrowford 1c Railway station 9 1300 0 Nelson Hourly: Eastbound -Colne; Westbound - Burnley, Blackburn, Preston 1d Train frequency 0 and Blackpool Proximity to defined on/off road 1e 9 2 A6068, Barrowford Road. cycle routes Dial-a-ride bus / community 1f 9 2 Pendle Community Transport transport Lancashire County Council provide school buses, minibuses and taxis 1g School bus service 9 2 to local schools. TOTAL TRANSPORT SCORE 10 CONVENIENCE SERVICE 2a Food shop / store 9 2 Spar shop, 1 The Fountains, Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2b Post office 9 2 Spar shop, 1 The Fountains, Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2c Post box 9 2 5 post boxes within the village 2d Bank / building society 9 2 Marsden Building Society, 116 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2e Cash points / ATM 9 2 Spar shop, 1 The Fountains, Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2f Chemist / pharmacy 9 2 The Village Pharmacy 110-112 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 2g Hairdressers 9 2 6 hairdressers within the village 2h Car repair garage 9 2 4 garages within the village 2i Petrol station 9 2 Quick Services Garage, 213 Gisburn Rd, Barrowford 2j Any other shops 9 2 Various shops and outlets along the main street 2k Public house 9 2 4 pubs within the village 2l Take-aways 9 2 3 take-aways within the village 2m Tea rooms / cafe / restaurant 9 2 4 cafes / restaurants within the village 2n Telephone box 9 2 2 telephones boxes within the village 2o Milk round 9 2 2p Paper round 9 2 2q Grocery round / delivery 9 2 Supermarket delivery available (e.g. Tescos) TOTAL CONVENIENCE SERVICE SCORE 34 COMMUNITY SERVICES 3a Library 9 2 Barrowford Library, Ann Street, Barrowford Barnoldswick Road: fortnightly, Thursday 09:15 3b Mobile library 9 2 Lower Parrock Road: fortnightly, Thursday 14:30 3c Place of worship 9 2 4 churches within the village Holmefield House Community Centre, Gisburn Road, Barrowford 3d Village hall / community centre 9 2 Barrowford Civic, Maud Street, Barrowford 3e Public notice boards 9 2 3 notice boards within the village 3f Police office / Shop 9 1200 0 Nelson Police Station, Broadway, Nelson 3g Community safety patrol 9 2 PC Hazel Gilhespy, Community Beat Manager 3h Equipped Area for Play 9 2 Barrowford Park, Gisburn Road 3i Parks 9 2 Barrowford Park, Gisburn Road 3j Recreation ground / sports pitch 9 2 Cricket Ground, Barrowford Park, Gisburn Road 3k Day centre for the elderly 9 0 3l Luncheon club 9 2 Holmefield House, Gisburn Road, Barrowford: meets Tuesday 3m Sheltered / social housing 9 2 Request to be made through the local social services department. 3n Meals on wheels 9 2 Recipient has to contribute to the cost Melanie Jones, 20 Holmefield Gardens, Barrowford 3o Local child minder 9 2 Amanda Newhouse, 76 Bolton Grove, Barrowford 3p Free internet access 9 2 Barrowford Library, Ann Street, Barrowford 3q Broadband 9 2 BT provide a full broadband package. Scouts, Brownies and other youth 3r 9 0 clubs 3s Womens Institute 9 0 3t Exercise classes 9 0 TOTAL COMMUNITY SERVICES SCORE 30 HEALTH CARE GP surgery / doctors / health Barrowford Health Centre, Lee Street, Barrowford 4a 9 2 centre Dr D.P.McDowell, Barrowford Clinic, 5 Cromwell Terrace, Barrowford 4b Hospital 9 6700 0 Burnley General Hospital, Casterton Avenue, Burnley 4c Dentist 9 2 Barrowford Dental Practice, 59 Gisburn Road, Barrowford 4d Opticians 9 2 Sher N.P Eye Care Centre, 1a Gisburn Road, Barrowford 4e District nursing 9 2 District nursing provided in Pendle TOTAL HEALTH CARE SCORE 8 EDUCATION PROVISION 5a Public nursery 9 900 0 Bradley Nursery School, Bradley Road East, Nelson 5b Private day nursery
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