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Arborfield SDL Progress Arborfield SDL Progress Map Parcel X Parcel U2 O/2014/2280 171333 (O/2014/2280) STATUS 190455 79 (net dwellings) 70 (net dwellings) Crest Nicholson (Regeneration) Parcel U1/V2 Completed Bewley Homes (O/2014/2280) 182410 / 190737 Fully approved (work not started) Film Studio 111 (net dwellings) Crest Nicholson Parcel AA In planning application process (Regeneration) O/2014/2280 Nature Park (open) 191753 44 (net dwellings) Nature Park (proposed) Parcel T Millgate Homes O/2014/2280 Primary school Parcel K 161536 O/2014/2280 127 (net dwellings) Secondary school 173734 Crest Nicholson 12 (net dwellings) Under construction Westbuild Homes Arborfield Garrison Parcel O1 Major Development Roads Parcel M O/2014/2280 O/2014/2280 O/2014/2280 532 (net remaining capacity) 150162 181982 113 (net dwellings) 37 (net dwellings) Crest Nicholson (Regeneration) Millgate Homes Parcel C2 O/2014/2280 181658 Parcel A-G 104 (net dwellings) 161747 + 193190 (O/2014/2280) Crest Nicholson 220 (net dwellings) Reading Football Club Crest Nicholson (South) 163547 140 (net dwellings) Parcel H, I, J O/2014/2280 Parcel Q 170686 + 192609 (O/2014/2280) 127 (net dwellings) 172005 / 190150 Redrow Homes 116 (net dwellings) Crest Nicholson (Regeneration) Hogwood Hogwood Farm Phase 1 O/2014/2179 O/2014/2179 1322 (net remaining capacity) 181422 178 (net dwellings) Legal and General . Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2020 South of the M4 SDL Progress Map Thames Valley Science Park Phase 2 163609 STATUS University of Reading, Barton Willmore Completed Thames Valley Science Park Phase 1A & 1B Fully approved (work not started) O/2009/1027 153220, 162841, 162818 In planning application process University of Reading, Barton Willmore Nature Park (open) British Museum Archives 182059 Nature Park (proposed) Land north of Cutbush Lane O/2013/0101 Primary school RM/2014/2561 Secondary school 126 (net dwellings) Bellway Under construction Land south of Cutbush Lane Land north of Church Lane 181499 Major Development Roads O/2013/0346 249 (net dwellings) 162829 Shinfield West (Phase 1) Bellway Homes Land north of Grazeley Road 175 (net dwellings) O/2010/1432 O/2007/2268 Taylor Wimpey (West London) 160183 & 161189 RM/2010/2576 517 (net dwellings) 272 (net dwellings) Bloor Homes, Bovis Homes and Linden Homes Bellway & Bovis Homes Land south of Church Lane Shinfield West Local Centre Site (Specialist Housing Site) O/2013/0346 O/2010/1432 181366 180758 86 (net dwellings) 80 (net dwellings) Taylor Wimpey (Southern) Anchor Shinfield West Phase 2 Shinfield West (remaining Parklands O/2010/1432 outline) 171737 172450 O/2010/1432 201337 473 (net dwellings) 137 (net dwellings) 55 (net dwellings) Bloor Homes, Linden Homes & Bovis Homes Bloor Homes, Linden Homes Taylor Wimpey (West London) & Bovis Homes Land east of Basingstoke Road Land north of Croft Road O/2013/0565 O/2013/0346 RM/2015/1019 170010 100 (net dwellings) 363 (net dwellings) Crest Nicholson Taylor Wimpey (West London) & David Wilson Homes Clares Green Land south of Croft Road F/2014/2323 O/2013/0346 9 (net dwellings) F/2013/0347 Daracliffe Homes 276 (net dwellings) Land Adjacent Taylor Wimpey (West London) & David Wilson Homes Rose Cottage Land north of Hyde End Road 152163 161255 4 (net dwellings) 31 (net dwellings) Daracliffe Homes Bewley Homes . Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2020 North Wokingham SDL Progress Map STATUS Completed Fully approved (work not started) In planning application process Nature Park (open) Nature Park (proposed) Primary school Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 2b) O/2014/2242 Secondary school Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 3) 162140 O/2014/2242 Under construction 73 (net dwellings) 170618 Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 2a) Linden Homes 74 (net dwellings) 160765 Major Development Roads Bovis Homes 82 (net dwellings) Bovis Homes & Thames Valley Housing Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 1b) East Kentwood Farm O/2014/2242 O/2011/0699 191026 RM/2013/1164 4 (net dwellings) 274 (net dwellings) Bovis Homes Crest Nicholson Matthewsgreen Farm (Local Centre) East Kentwood Farm O/2014/2242 (Phase 1D) 191024 162212 16 (net dwellings) 10 (net dwellings) Bovis Homes Bell Farm Crest Nicholson Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 1) 161839 O/2014/2242 127 (net dwellings) 150093 Berkeley Homes Keephatch Beech Kentwood Farm West 99 (net dwellings) Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 5) O/2014/2435 O/2013/2295 Bovis Homes O/2014/2242 153247 191949 170083 300 (net dwellings) Matthewsgreen Farm (Phase 4 + 4D) 81 (net dwellings) 225 (net dwellings) Bellway Homes O/2014/2242 Bovis Homes Crest Nicholson 172751 + 181888 + 191232 + 191949 283 + 33 (net dwellings) Bovis Homes Land at Plough Farm F/2007/2517 150 (net dwellings) Persimmon Land at Plough Farm F/2012/2031 30 (net dwellings) Bellway Homes . Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2020 South Wokingham SDL Progress Map STATUS Completed Montague Park (Phase 2) Fully approved (work not started) O/2010/1712 In planning application process RM/2013/0242 Montague Park (Phase 3) 160 (net dwellings) Nature Park (open) O/2010/1712 David Wilson Homes RM/2014/0586 Nature Park (proposed) 66 (net dwellings) Primary school Montague Park (Phase 5) David Wilson Homes O/2010/1712 Secondary school RM/2014/0265 Under construction 195 (net dwellings) Barratt Homes Montague Park (Phase 6) Major Development Roads O/2010/1712 Montague Park (Phase 7) 163264 O/2010/1712 115 (net dwellings) 153263 David Wilson Homes 100 (net dwellings) Land South-East of Finchampstead Road David Wilson Homes 192325 South of the Railway Line (Phase 2a) 190 (net dwellings) 190914 Persimmon Homes and Charles Church 215 (net dwellings) Miller Homes, Kier Homes and Lightwood South of the Railway Line (Phase 2b) 191068 1495 (net dwellings) Miller Homes, Kier Homes and Lightwood . Contains OS data © Crown Copyright and database right 2020.
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