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COURT DIRELTOR7.] WORCESTERSHIRE. DAV 271 Coombs S.Wellesley, Shaw SL. Worcester Coventry Rev. Canon Henry "'"m, M.A., Orowder C.F.Apesdale,Lickey,Bromsgro CoombsWm.St.Wulstan's cres.Worcestr 1 J.P. Rectory, Severn Stoke, Worcester Crowe George Wyndham B.A., M.D. 43 Cooper Re"". Jas. L. Queen's rd.Evesham Coventry George, The Haughs, Upton- Foregate street., Worcester Cooper Charles, I Grange place, Otn- on-Severn, Worcester Crowe Mrs. 4 Load street, Bewdley bersley road, Worcester Coventry Mrs. William,Shel'riclge lodge, Cr<>wther Clement,g4 Green hill, Chestel' CooperC.J.Lawn side, Bagley,Stourbrdg Leigh, Malvern road, Kidderminster Cooper Duncan Anderson, Henwick Cowell Albert, Broomfield, Proud cross, Crowthel' Miss, Wellington house" ldg. Henwickrd. St. John's,Worcester Kiddermin~ter Ombersley, Droitwich Cooper George, 15 Wood street, Wollas- Cowell The Misses, 1\:Ioseley, Grimley, CrowtherWilliamAifred,Spennels house, ton, Stourbridge Worcester Stone, Kidderminster Cooper George, 2S Wyld's la. Worcester CowleyRev. A.St.Mar)''s retreat,Eveshm Croyden Mrs. Wribbenball, Bewdley Cooper George Hemming, Glyngarth, Cowley Charles J. Old street, Upton-on- Croydon William,Heightington,Bewdley Birmingham road, Ktdrlerminster Severn, Worcester Crump George, 2 Castle street, W orcestr Cooper George Ralph,St. Dunstan's cres. Cowley Hy. Hi! ton, Upton-on-Svn. Wrcstr Crump Miss, 8 Barbourne ter. Worcester Green hill, London road, Worcester Cowley John Selwyn, Willow bank, Crump Miss, Northwiek house, North Cooper John, Batham st. Kidderminster Upton-on-Severn, Worcester Claines, Worcester CooperJ. TheLimes, Halesowen, B'ham Cowley Mr3. West view, West Malvern Crump Mrs. 2 Paradise row, Barbourne, CooperJ.Shrubbery,Red hi.Stourbridge Cowpland Rev. William Epworth B.A. Worcester Cooper Miss, Cemetery lane, Halesowen, Rectory,Acton Beauchamp, Worcester Crump Rd. Hawthorne bnsh, Bewdley Birmingham Cox Alfred, 19 High street, Evesham Cumberland Hev. Edmund B.A. Web- Cooper Miss, Laburnum cottage, Wrib- Cox Chas. Edwin,I8 Heath st.Stourbrdg heath, Redditch benhall, Bewdley Cox Chas. Wllliam, Springfield, Bewdley Cunningham An drew M. B., C. M. Church CooperMiss,27St.George's sq. Worcester road, Kidderminster square, Oldbury Cooper Miss M. Stourbridge road,Hales- Cox Edwd.Hy.9 Victoria st.Stourbridge Cunningham ~~ndrew, Langley house, owen, Birmingham Cox Miss, Marienberg house, Worcester Langley, Birmingham Cooperl\1isses,Beale,Bengewrth.E,·eshm road, Great Malvern Cnnningham Williarn Gilmour, Batham Cooper Mrs. Bridge street, Stourport Cox Mrs. I8 High street, Evesham street, Hurcott road, Kidderminster Cooper Mrs. Broadway Cox Mrs. 70 Shrubbery st. Kiddermnstr Cnrme Misses, Green bank, Bank street, Cooper Mrs. I Farfield st. Kidderminstr CoxMrs. T .Glanelly,Prioryrd.Gt.Malvrn Great Malvern Cooper Mrs. 41 Sansome walk, W orcestr Cox Thomas, I~ Vine street, Evesham Curnock George, I Cedar villas, Gilbert Cooper Mrs. 26 Shaw road, Dudley CoxT.G.ThePoplars,Hagley,Stourbrdge road, Great Malvern Cooper Mrs. The View, Powick, Worcester Cox on H. I8Shrubbery st.Kidderminster CurrieCol.A.Laughrn. bo.:M:artly. Wrcstr Cooper William, 26 Shaw road, Dudley Coxon •r. B. Stourportrd. Kidderminster CurtlerF.Bevere ho.Nth.Claines, Wrcstr Cooper Wm. ~I. 24 Victoria ter. Dudley Coxwell Charles Rogers D.L., J.P. South Curtler Martin, Bevere knoll, North Cope E. J.Woodland view,West M:tlvern bank, Abbey road, Great Malvern Claines, Worcester Cope Waiter, I24 Mill st. Kidderminster Crabtree Jn.9Chester rd.Kidderminster Curtler W. T. 30 St. George's sq. Wrcstr Copeman Miss, Robins' nest, Henwick CrabtreeJ.Low.Hagley,Hagly.Stourbdg Curzon Hon. Mrs. Roper, Lyncot, The road, St. John's, Worcester Crabtree~lr;1.23Shrubbery st.Kidrmnstr Lees, Great Malvern Copple Mrs. Fernhill heath, North Craddock Edw. Rhodaville house, Ast- Curzon Miss, Caldwell, Tenbury Claines, Worcester wood road, Worcester Cnrzon Miss, I Glenroy villas, Cowleigh CorbetDavid,25 Church st.Kiddermnstr Craddock William Edmund, I Merri- road, Great Malvern CorbetMiller, II Swan st. Ktdderminstr mans lodge, Lansdowne rd. Worcester Cuthbertson J. M. Queen st. Droitwich Corbett CharlesWilliam,Goldness house, Cragg A. R. Dodderhill court, Droitwich Cuzen John, Batham street, Hurcott Hartlebury, Kidderminster CraneC.A.Manor ho.Birlingham, Pershre road, Kidderminster (;orbett Edward, Longmore, Chaddesley Crane George, Wribbenhall house, Wrib- Daggs John Arthur, Teme st. Tenbury Corbett, Kidderminster benhall, Bewdley Dainty John Sivern, Dibdale house, Corbett Frank, Longmore, Chaddesley Crane John Henry J.P. Oakhampton, Dibdale road, Dudley Corbett, Kidderminster Astley, Stourport Dakin Charles, Fernleigh house, Wind· Corbett Frederick, Ravensnest, Lans- Crane Miss, Lansdown, Wribbenhall, mill hill, Cradley downecrescent, Worcester Bewdley Dakin George Frederick, Clont view, Corbett John ru:.P., n.L., J.P. Impney, Crane Mrs. Mitton, Stourport Windmill hill, Cradley Droitwich; & Ynys-y-Maengwyn, Crane Mrs. The Cedars, Blakebrook, Dale Thomas, Whittington, Worcester Towyn, Merionethshire ; 20 Hertford Kidderminster Dalley Clement, I Brook st. Kiddminstr street, Mayfair w; Reform club s w CrannageWm.Franche rd.Kiiderminstr Dallow Richard, New Town rd. Wrcstr & Gresham club E c, London Crawford Edwin, 'l'he Hawthorns, Vicar Danael Mrs. 2 Arboretum rd. Worcester Corbett John, II Sansome pl. Worcester street, Dudley Dance Mrs. Bridge street, Stourport CorbettMiss,Sunnyside, Kempsy. Wrcstr Crawford Miss,Stourbrdg.rd.Bromsgrve Dance Stafford, Burlins house, Areley Corbett W.Brookdale,Lickey,Bromsgrve Creak Miss, The Wick, Barnt green Kings, Stourport Corbett William, Park gate, Kidder- postal address,Alvecburch S.O Dancer J. M. 63 Brook st. Stourbridge minster road, Bromsgrove Crease Major-Gen. John Frederick c.B. Dancocks Alfred, St. George's villas, CordeauxMrs.Woodfieldlo.MalvernWlls Comberton hall, Kidclerminster Chestnut walk, Worceste.r Carder Edmund Herbert, I Avenue Creswell Jsph.N.g6 High st.Bromsgrove Dando Alfred Wright, Acresholte, Fir terrace, Ombersley road, Worcester CreswellMrs.Birmingham rd.Bromsgrve street, Dudley Corkran Sutton,35Albany ter. Worcester Crisp H. Clifton lo. Selborne rd. Worcestr Dando John, 8 Bourne street, Dudley Corless John, g6 Lea st. Kidderminster Crisp Thomas, Kempsey, Worcester Dando Simon, 'l'erry st.Kate's hl. Dudley Cormack Miss, 5 Bel voir terrace, Cow- Croft Rev. William Llewelyn, Rectory, Dando T.Compton ho.Dixon's grn.Dudly leigh road, Great Malvern Hill Croome, Worcester Daniel Miss, I Cole hill, Worcester Cormick Miss, Alpha villa, Church road, Croft Miss, I5 Albany terrace, Worcester Daniels Chas. Ombersley rd. Worcester Malvern Link Croft Mrs. 2 Park road, Redditch Daniels John, Fernhill heath, North Cornforth T.6Lansdowne cres. Worcester Crofton Major-Gen. Richard Henry R. A. Claines, Worcester Corry Rev. William Corry de Bentley The Old Rectory, Powick, Worcester Danks Capt. Benjamin J.P. Charlton M.A.. Vicarage, Bengeworth, Evesham Croll D. H. Sheep st. Shipston-on-Stour house, Hartlebury, Kidderminster Corvesor William, I4 Caroline st. Dudley Crook Jas. St. W ulstan's cres. Worcester Danks Miss, New street, Stourport Cosens Rev. Edward Arthur M.A. Holly Crook Thos. Waiter, 6r Vicar st. Dudley Danks RJ. I Fort Royal hill, Worcester Hall vicarage, Holly hall, Dudley Cropper John Wakefield, Winstanley, Dann Rev.C.A.St.Geo's.ter.BolckleyS.O CosensRev.Wm.R.n.n.Vicara15e,Dudley Priory road, Great Malvern Darby C. H. High st. Lye, Stourbridge Cosford UriahRobert, Barbourne grange, Cropper Mrs. 20 St. John's road, Kate's Darby C. The Firs, Windmill hl. Cradly Ombersley road, Worcester hill, Dudley Darby James, Parkfield ter. Stourbrdge Cotching Charles William, The Rock CrosbyT.Lion fields,C'ookley,Kidrmnstr Darby J. Elm cot. Astwood bnk. Redtch house, Habberley, Kidderminster Crosland Miss, Ellerslie house, Britannia Darby Jsph. First. Kate's hill, Dudley Cotton E. B. Birmingham rd. Bromsgrove square, Worcester DarbyMrs. Lyclia te Ash,Lickey, Bromsgro Couchman Rev. Ernest Henley B.A. Cross Edward W. Bridge st. Pershore Darby Mrs.45Port st. Dngewrth. Evshm Wollaston, Stourbridge CrossJ.W.Fairfield vl.Fairfld.Bromsgrve Darby Mrs. SI Wellington road, Dudley Court James, Stoney hill, Bromsgrove Cross Mrs. 37 Hagley road, Stourbridge Darch T. Green hill, London rd. Wrcstr CourtMrs.24Habberley st.Kidderminstr Cross Mrs. & the Misses, St. Heliers, Darke E. J. 2 St. George's sq. Worcestr Courtauld Mrs. The Leasowes north, Abbey road, Great Malvern DarlingW. F. Villiersho.Bathrd.Wrcstr Wells road, Great Malvern Cross Thomas James, :Fretherne villas, d' Aumale H. R. H. The Due, Wood Cove Richard G.92Chester road,Kidder- Ombersley road, Worcester Nor ton, Chad bury, Eves ham minster Cross Waiter Jn. London rd. Worcester Davenport Rev. F. W. Christ Church vie· Coventry Right Hon. Earl of P.c., LOrd Crossfield Rev. Tho!Jlas, 2 Beechwood a rage, Barnard's Green rd.Gt.Malvrn Lieut., J.P. Croome court, Worcester villas, Battenhall road, Worcester Davenport Rev. James M.A. Vicarage, &White'.'f & Carltou clubs. London s w Crousiel'Mrs. Thei<'ens,Bell end,Strbrdge Wichenford, W ()reester .
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    LSOA Proportions in Parish 14/05/2013 Ref Parish LSOA_code LSOA_name Proportion D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032124 Bromsgrove 009C 0.9152228348 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032125 Bromsgrove 009D 0.9977819622 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032143 Bromsgrove 006B 0.0047196509 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032144 Bromsgrove 006C 0.307697248 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032167 Bromsgrove 014D 0.0004233371 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032226 Redditch 001A 0.055248205 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032122 Bromsgrove 009A 0.8979482514 D1.01 Alvechurch, St Laurence E01032123 Bromsgrove 009B 0.247312991 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032176 Bromsgrove 002E 0.1238565694 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032159 Bromsgrove 010B 0.9878429981 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032160 Bromsgrove 010C 1 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032162 Bromsgrove 012B 1 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032164 Bromsgrove 014A 0.9893406884 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032165 Bromsgrove 014B 0.2904811496 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032166 Bromsgrove 014C 0.0767746194 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032167 Bromsgrove 014D 0.1630898264 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032170 Bromsgrove 003B 0.0067157445 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032173 Bromsgrove 011C 0.7475444811 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032158 Bromsgrove 012A 1 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032175 Bromsgrove 011D 0.987357696 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032161 Bromsgrove 010D 1 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032126 Bromsgrove 003A 0.3285317524 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032174 Bromsgrove 013D 0.4931342631 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032150 Bromsgrove 008B 0.2414063111 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032163 Bromsgrove 012C 1 D1.05 Bromsgrove E01032157 Bromsgrove
  • Update to Five Year Land Supply at 1St April 2021 Wyre Forest District Council

    Update to Five Year Land Supply at 1St April 2021 Wyre Forest District Council

    UPDATE TO FIVE YEAR LAND SUPPLY AT 1ST APRIL 2021 WYRE FOREST DISTRICT COUNCIL Contents Page 1 Introduction Justification for applying a windfall allowance 3 Prior Notification Completions 6 Applying a Lapse Rate 9 Contribution of C2 Accommodation to Housing Supply 10 Five-year land supply calculations Tables Page 2 Table 1 Completions on non-allocated (windfall) sites since 2011 3 Table 2 Residential Completions Via Prior Notification Process 6 Table 3 Lapse rates in Wyre Forest District for large and small sites 2002-2020 8 Table 4 Details of Large site lapses 10 Scenario 1 11 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 12 Scenario 4 Scenario 5 13 Scenario 6 Scenario 7 14 Scenario 8 15 Scenario 9 Appendix 1 Details of Windfall Completions Appendix 2 C3 Housing Trajectory at 1st April 2021 Appendix 3 C2 Bedspaces Trajectory 2016-36 Update to five-year housing land supply at 1st April 2021 Introduction 1.1 Following the hearing session for Matter 7, the Council has been requested to put together a note setting out the compelling evidence for the use of a windfall allowance, details of prior approvals and their implementation, justification for the application of a lapse rate and further information on C2 developments in Wyre Forest District. A revised calculation of the five-year housing land supply at 1st April 2021 has then been made. 1.2 As set out previously, the Council is looking to fix its housing land supply through the Local Plan process until 31st October 2022 and would therefore wish to apply a 10% buffer. However, the Council is aware that the recent Housing Delivery Test result (January 2021) of 84% now means that a 20% buffer should be applied.