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Appendix 3 Suggested New Sites (Not Previously Identified) Appendix 3 Suggested new sites (Not previously identified) Table 3.1: Suggested new housing sites Address Local Area Land at The Stables, 2a London Road Bagshot Ashwood House, Princess Way Camberley 3 High Street Camberley Camberley Gas Holder Station, Admiralty Way Camberley Field between 46-62 Mincing Lane Chobham Land at Latchetts Mead Chobham Round Pond Nursery, Windsor Road Chobham Land adjacent to Paradise Farm Chobham Field opposite Highams Farm, Highams Lane Chobham Land to the rear of Leslie Road Chobham Chobham Nurseries, Bagshot Road Chobham Wishmoor School, 55 Alpha Road, Chobham Chobham Scrap metal yard opposite Chobham Lakes site Chobham Coworth Flexlands School Chobham Land south of Beldam Bridge Road Chobham Land rear of the Grange, Windsor Road Chobham Broadford, Scotts Grove Chobham Former Plants to Go Nursery, Bagshot Road Chobham Land at Highbridge, Lake Road Deepcut Frimhurst Farm, Deepcut Bridge Road Deepcut Former grounds of Corry Lodge, Guidford Road Deepcut North side of Blackdown Road from Deepcut Deepcut Bridge Road to 2/3rd of the way to Bellew Road West side of Deepcut Bridge Road from Deepcut Blackdown Road intersection northwards to Page 178 first roundabout into Dettingen Johnson’s Wax site Frimley Wharf Road Allotments Frimley Green Eton College land Frimley Green Dismantled railway west of Sturt Chord Frimley Green 104 Guildford Road Lightwater Land Rear of 160/162 MacDonald Road Lightwater Land at The Folly, Red Road Lightwater Land at Wayside, 10 Highview Road Lightwater Land north west of Fairfield Lane West End Land between Church and Windlesham Roads West End 24-26 Benner Lane West End 24-26 Benner Lane West End 146 Guildford Road (Elm Tree Nursery) West End 7 Updown Hill Windlesham The BOC Group, Chertsey Road Windlesham Land at Windlesham Garden Centre, London Windlesham Road Cavalier City, Church Road Windlesham Table 6.2: Suggested new Traveller sites Ref Address Local Area H/BAG/41 Land around Swift Lane Bagshot H/BAG/42 Land Rear of Half Moon St Bagshot H/BAG/43 51-53 Guildford Road Bagshot H/BAG/44 Otium House, 2 Freemantle Road Bagshot H/BAG/45 Tanners Yard, London Road Bagshot H/BAG/46 The Deans, Bridge Road Bagshot - Land at The Stables, 2a London Road Bagshot Page 179 H/CAM/158 Surrey Heath House Carpark, Knoll Road Camberley H/CAM/157 Underused parts of Camberley Sewage Works Camberley H/CAM/33 Land around Kalima Chobham Table 6.3: Suggested new SANG sites Ref Address Local Area - Broadford, Scotts Grove Chobham - Land at Latchetts Mead Chobham - Eton College Land Mytchett Table 6.4: Suggested new Retail sites Ref Address Local Area - Land at the Stables, 2a London Road Bagshot - Camberley Gas Holder Station, Admiralty Way Camberley - Ashwood House, Princess Way Camberley - Land Rear of 160/162 MacDonald Road Lightwater - 104 Guildford Road Lightwater - 24-26 Benner Lane West End Table 6.5: Suggested new Employment sites Ref Address Local Area - Land at the Stables, 2a London Road Bagshot - Frimhurst Farm, Deepcut Bridge Road Deepcut - Land Rear of 160/162 MacDonald Road Lightwater - 24-26 Benner Lane West End - Windlesham Garden Centre, London Road Windlesham Page 180 Table 6.6: Suggested new Major Developed Sites Ref Address Local Area - Chobham Sewage Treatment Works Chobham - Lightwater Sewage Treatment Works Chobham - The Timber Yard, Lucas Green Road West End - The BOC Group Ltd, Chertsey Road Windlesham Table 6.7: Suggested new Transport sites Ref Address Local Area - Field opposite Highams Farm, Highams Lane Chobham Page 181 .
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