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Water Water Town (Abbeyfields - Brockmoor) Quality Town (Broomhill, Cannock) Quality Zone Zone ABBEYFIELDS, HALESOWEN HG BROOMHILL, CANNOCK CH1 ABBOTS BROMLEY, RUGELEY BUR1 BROWNHILLS, WALSALL BB1 ADMASTON, RUGELEY BUR1 BURNTWOOD, WALSALL CH2 ALDRIDGE, WALSALL BB BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 ALREWAS, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 CALF HEATH, WOLVERHAMPTON RCL AMBLECOTE, STOURBRIDGE SP CANNOCK CH1 AMINGTON, TAMWORTH GLA CANNOCK WOOD, RUGELEY CH2 ANSLOW, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 CASTLE GRESLEY, SWADLINCOTE WIN ARMITAGE, RUGELEY RCL CHADSMOOR, CANNOCK CH1 ASHBOURNE UTT CHASE TERRACE, WALSALL CH2 AUSTREY, ATHERSTONE WIN CHASETOWN, WALSALL CH2 BARTON UNDER NEEDWOOD, BURTON CH2 CHESLYN HAY, WALSALL RCL ON TRENT BASSETTS POLE, SUTTON COLDFIELD SU CHESTALL CH2 BELGRAVE, TAMWORTH GLA CHORLEY, LICHFIELD CH2 BESCOT, WALSALL WA CHURCH HILL CH1 BILSTON SGD CHURCHBRIDGE, CANNOCK WA1 BIRCHILLS, WALSALL WA CLAYHANGER, WALSALL BB1 BITTERSCOTE, TAMWORTH GLA CLIFTON CAMPVILLE, TAMWORTH WIN BLACKFORDS, CANNOCK CH1 COALPOOL, WALSALL WA BLAKENALL, WALSALL WA1 COLDWELL CH2 BLITHBURY, RUGELEY CH2 COLTON, RUGELEY CH2 BLITHFIELD, RUGELEY BUR1 COSELEY, BILSTON SV COTON IN THE ELMS, BLOUNTS GREEN, UTTOXETER UTT WIN SWADLINCOTE BLOXWICH, WALSALL WA1 COVEN, WOLVERHAMPTON RCL BOBBINGTON, STOURBRIDGE SGD CRADLEY HEATH, WARLEY SP BOLEY PARK, LICHFIELD HW CRESWELL GREEN CH2 BONEHILL, TAMWORTH GLA DARLASTON, WEDNESBURY SGD BONEY HAY, BURNTWOOD CH2 DENSTONE, UTTOXETER UTT BRANSTON, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 DERBY BUR1 BRERETON, RUGELEY CH2 DOSTHILL, TAMWORTH GLA BRETBY, BURTON ON TRENT WIN DRAKELOW, BURTON ON TRENT WIN BREWOOD, STAFFORD RCL DRAYCOTT IN THE CLAY, DERBY BUR1 BRIDGTOWN, CANNOCK RCL DRAYTON BASSETT, TAMWORTH GLA BRIERLEY HILL SP DUDLEY SV BROCKMOOR, BRIERLEY HILL SP DUDLEY PORT, TIPTON SV Water Water Town (Dunstall, Burton on Trent) Quality Town (Handsacre, Rugeley) Quality Zone Zone DUNSTALL, BURTON ON TRENT CH HANDSACRE, RUGELEY CH2 DUNSTON, STAFFORD RCL HARLASTON, TAMWORTH WIN EDINGALE, TAMWORTH WIN HASBURY, HALESOWEN HG EGGINTON, DERBY BUR2 HAWKS GREEN, CANNOCK CH2 ELFORD, TAMWORTH WIN HAYLEY GREEN, HALESOWEN HG ELLASTONE, ASHBOURNE UTT HAZELSLADE, CANNOCK CH1 ELMHURST, LICHFIELD HW HEATH END, WALSALL BB1 ENVILLE, STOURBRIDGE SGD HEATH HAYES, CANNOCK CH1 ERDINGTON, BIRMINGHAM SU HEDNESFORD, CANNOCK CH1 ESSINGTON, WOLVERHAMPTON RCL HIGH HEATH, WALSALL BB1 ETCHINGHILL, RUGELEY CH2 HIGHFIELDS CH1 ETWALL, DERBY BUR1 HIGHTOWN, HEDNESFORD CH1 FALLINGS HEATH, WEDNESBURY SGD HIGHTOWN, CANNOCK CH FAREWELL CH2 HILL TOP, WEST BROMWICH CH2 FAZELEY, TAMWORTH GLA HILL RIDWARE CH2 FINDERN, DERBY BUR1 HILTON, DERBY BUR1 FOUR ASHES, WOLVERHAMPTON RCL HINKSFORD, KINGSWINFORD SV FOUR OAKS, SUTTON COLDFIELD SU HINTS, TAMWORTH BB FRADLEY, LICHFIELD BUR1 HOAR CROSS, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 FRIAR PARK, WEDNESBURY WA HOCKLEY, TAMWORTH GLA GIPSEY GREEN CH2 HOPWAS, TAMWORTH GLA GENTLESHAW CH2 HORNINGLOW, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 GLASCOTE, TAMWORTH GLA HUNNINGTON, HALESOWEN HG GOOSEMOOR GREEN CH1 HUNTINGTON, CANNOCK CH1 GORNAL WOOD, DUDLEY SP HURST GREEN, HALESOWEN CW GORSLEY LEY CH2 HURST HILL, BILSTON SGD GOSPEL OAK, TIPTON SV IVERLEY, STOURBRIDGE HG GREAT BARR, BIRMINGHAM BB KATES HILL, DUDLEY CW GREAT BRIDGE, TIPTON SGD KETTLEBROOK, TAMWORTH GLA KINGS BROMLEY, BURTON ON GREAT WYRLEY, WALSALL WA1 CH2 TRENT HADLEY END, YOXALL CH2 KINGS HILL, WEDNESBURY SGD HALESOWEN HG KINGSTONE, UTTOXETER UTT HAMMERWICH, WALSALL CH2 KINGSWINFORD SP HAMSTALL RIDWARE, RUGELEY CH2 KINVER, STOURBRIDGE SV HANBURY, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 LANDYWOOD, WALSALL WA1 Water Water Town (Leamore, Walsall) Quality Town (Pelsall, Walsall) Quality Zone Zone LEAMORE, WALSALL WA PELSALL, WALSALL BB1 LEIGH, STOKE ON TRENT UTT PENKRIDGE, STAFFORD RCL LICHFIELD HW PENSNETT, BRIERLEY HILL SP LINTON, SWADLINCOTE WIN PILLATON CH2 LITTLE ASTON, SUTTON COLDFIELD BB PIPEHILL, LICHFIELD HW LITTLEWORTH CH1 PIPE RIDWARE CH2 LONGDON, RUGELEY CH2 PLECK, WALSALL WA LONGDON GREEN CH2 PRESTWOOD, STOURBRIDGE SP LOWER GORNAL, DUDLEY SV PRINCES END, TIPTON SV MARCHINGTON, UTTOXETER BUR1 PROSPECT VILLAGE CH2 MAYFIELD, ASHBOURNE UTT PYE GREEN, CANNOCK CH1 MAVESYN RIDWARE CH2 QUARRY BANK, BRIERLEY HILL SP MIDDLETON, TAMWORTH SU QUARRY HEATH CH2 MILE OAK, TAMWORTH GLA RAKE END CH2 RANGEMORE, BURTON ON MORREY CH2 BUR1 TRENT MOXLEY, WEDNESBURY SGD RAWNSLEY, CANNOCK CH2 NETHERSEAL, SWADLINCOTE WIN REPTON, DERBY BUR1 NETHERTON, DUDLEY SV RILEYHILL CH2 NETHERTOWN CH2 ROCESTER, UTTOXETER UTT ROLLESTON ON DOVE, BURTON NEWBOROUGH, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 BUR1 ON TRENT NEWLANDS CH2 ROLLESTON, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 NEWTON REGIS, TAMWORTH WIN ROMSLEY, HALESOWEN HG NEWTON SOLNEY, BURTON ON TRENT WIN ROSLISTON, SWADLINCOTE WIN NEWTOWN, WALSALL WA1 ROWLEY REGIS, WARLEY SV2 NO MANS HEATH, TAMWORTH WIN RUGELEY CH2 NORTON CANES, CANNOCK CH2 RUMER HILL, CANNOCK RCL NORTON EAST CH2 RUSHALL, WALSALL BB1 OCKER HILL, TIPTON SGD SAXONS HILL, LICHFIELD HW OLDBURY WB SEDGLEY, DUDLEY SGD OLDBURY, WARLEY CW SHELFIELD, WALSALL BB1 OLDFALLOW CH1 SHENSTONE, LICHFIELD BB OLIVE GREEN CH2 SHOAL HILL, CANNOCK CH OUTWOODS, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 SHOBNALL, BURTON ON TRENT BUR2 OVERSEAL, SWADLINCOTE WIN SHUTTINGTON, TAMWORTH WIN PADDOCK, WALSALL WA SIX ASHES, BRIDGNORTH SGD Water Water Town (Slade Heath, Wolverhampton) Quality Town (Walsall) Quality Zone Zone SLADE HEATH, WOLVERHAMPTON RCL WALSALL WA SLITTING MILL, RUGELEY CH2 WALSALL WOOD, WALSALL BB SMETHWICK, WARLEY WB WALTON ON TRENT, SWADLINCOTE WIN STAFFORD RCL WARLEY WB STANTON, ASHBOURNE UTT WEDGES MILLS, CANNOCK RCL STAPENHILL, BURTON ON TRENT WIN WEDNESBURY WA STOCKWELL HEATH CH1 WEST BROMWICH WB STOKE ON TRENT UTT WEST CHADSMOOR, CANNOCK CH1 STONNALL, WALSALL BB WEST HILL CH2 STONYDELPH, TAMWORTH GLA WHITTINGTON, LICHFIELD HW STOURBRIDGE SP WIGGINTON, TAMWORTH GLA STOURTON, STOURBRIDGE SV WILLINGTON, DERBY BUR1 STRAMSHALL, UTTOXETER UTT WILNECOTE, TAMWORTH GLA STREETHAY, LICHFIELD HW WIMBLEBURY, CANNOCK CH1 STREETLY, SUTTON COLDFIELD BB WINDMILL BANK CH2 STRETTON EN LE FIELD, SWADLINCOTE WIN WINSHILL, BURTON ON TRENT WIN STRETTON, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 WISHAW, SUTTON COLDFIELD SU SUDBURY, DERBY BUR1 WITHYMOOR VILLAGE, BRIERLEY HILL SP SUTTON COLDFIELD SU WOODHOUSES, BURNTWOOD CH2 SWADLINCOTE WIN WOODHOUSE, YOXALL CH2 SWINFEN, LICHFIELD BB WOODSETTON, DUDLEY SV TAMEBRIDGE, WALSALL WA WOODSIDE, DUDLEY SV TAMWORTH GLA WORDSLEY, STOURBRIDGE SP TATENHILL, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 WYLDE GREEN, SUTTON COLDFIELD SU TIPTON SV YEW TREE ESTATE, WALSALL WA TIVIDALE, WARLEY CW YOXALL, BURTON ON TRENT CH2 TUPPENHURST CH2 TUTBURY, BURTON ON TRENT BUR1 TWO GATES, TAMWORTH GLA UPPER LONGDON CH2 UPPER GORNAL, DUDLEY SGD UTTOXETER UTT VICARAGE PROSPECT, DUDLEY SV WALL HEATH, KINGSWINFORD SV WALMLEY, SUTTON COLDFIELD SU .
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    SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COUNCIL – LOCAL PLAN REVIEW – 2018 - 2037 SPATIAL HOUSING STRATEGY & INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY – OCTOBER 2019 LAND AT LANDYWOOD – GREAT WYRLEY KGL (HOLDINGS ) LTD: Mr C WALLACE & Mrs SNAPE 1. I refer to the above consultation and confirm that I act for the owners, as above, of the land identified on the attached plan . 2. Firstly, the approach in the Review which states that areas of safeguarded land will become housing land allocations, is welcomed and endorsed . In the context of my client’s land which is already allocated and safeguarded, this will enable a comprehensive scheme for these areas to come forward, consistent with the need to ensure public safety within the areas concerned. 3. However, my clients wish their land, as above, to be considered for future housing development either independently or, in association with the above land parcels, as part of an overall comprehensive scheme thereby providing the potential to incorporate employment and other uses, as appropriate, in a highly sustainable location. 4. The land parcels concerned which are owned by KGL (Holdings) Ltd., have previously been considered in the 2018 SHELAA (site refs. 136 and 137) and categorised as “potentially suitable”. 1 5. It is noted that the Green Belt Study 2019 (GBS) assesses the impact upon the green belt of development on the land east of Upper Landywood Lane now being promoted as “moderate” , with the following explanation: “The sub-parcel (S21A) makes a strong contribution to preventing sprawl of the large built-up area of Cannock/Great Wyrley and to preventing encroachment on the countryside, and a moderate contribution to maintaining the separation between the neighbouring towns of Great Wyrley and Bloxwich.