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Refined Indicative Residential Residential Residential Residential Indicative Residential Site Reference Site Location Settlement Site Area (Ha) Residential Capacity - (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years Capacity (at 30 dph) Accepted Sites Only 1-5 6-10 11-15 15+ ALB003 Caravan storage, Station Road, Albrighton Albrighton 0.22 6 6 6 ANN003 Land adjoining Longden Road, Annscroft Annscroft 1.20 36 5 5 BNP014 Newtown Garage, Baschurch Baschurch 0.2 7 7 7 BIS016 Field adj. Blunden Hall, Brampton Road, Bishop's Castle Bishops Castle 0.51 15 15 5 10 BIS020 Rear of surgery, Schoolhouse Lane, Bishop's Castle Bishops Castle 0.43 13 13 13 BLE002 Land north of A41, Bletchley Bletchley 0.28 8 5 5 BRD012 Land off Stourbridge Road, Bridgnorth Bridgnorth 1.95 59 40 40 BRD027 Former Builders Yard, Innage Lane, Bridgnorth Bridgnorth 0.54 16 16 5 11 BRO034 Adj. Brook Cottage, 4 Bridge Rd, Broseley Broseley 0.21 6 6 6 BKL001 Field opposite the Junior School, Bucknell Bucknell 1.5 44 44 44 BKL002 The Old Farm, Bucknell Bucknell 3.2 95 60 60 BKL004 Grazing in the Centre of the Village, Bucknell Bucknell 2.1 64 See BKL002 See BKL002 See BKL002 See BKL002 See BKL002 BUR001 Field adjacent to the Aspire Centre, Burford Burford 1.2 36 36 36 CST001 Church Stretton Car Sales, Burway Road, Church Stretton Church Stretton 0.09 5 5 5 CST002 Crown Carpets, Burway Road, Church Stretton Church Stretton 0.07 5 5 5 CST008 Land at Woodbank House, Church Stretton Church Stretton 0.38 11 6 6 CLU003 Land adjacent to The Hall, Vicarage Road, Clun Clun 0.1 5 2 2 CGD002 Land west of Broome Road, Clungunford Clungunford 0.60 18 10 10 CON001 Land at Home Farm, Condover Condover 1.44 43 25 25 CRA001 Abattoir site, Craven Arms Craven Arms 0.85 26 26 10 16 CRA029 Garage Corvedale Rd, Craven Arms Craven Arms 0.27 8 8 8 DNP005 Land north-west of South Road, Ditton Priors Ditton Priors 1.3 40 40 20 20 EXG005 Land at the Works, Exford Green Exford Green 0.60 18 10 10 BIT020 Land adj. Brockway, Four Crosses Four Crosses, Bicton 0.2 7 7 7 HNN021 Off Netherton Lane, Highley Highley 1.98 59 20 10 10 HHH001 Land adjacent to County Primary School, Hodnet Hodnet 0.7 22 10 10 HHH003 Divisional Surveyors Office & Depot, Hearne Lane, Hodnet Hodnet 0.3 9 9 9 HKE004 junction Longden Rd & Hanley Lane Hook-a-Gate 0.21 6 3 3 HPV001 Land at St Chads Farm Hopton 0.29 9 5 5 HPH001 Site 1 Land adjacent the railway line Hopton Heath 1.40 42 10 10 HPH002 Site 2 Land adjacent the railway line Hopton Heath 0.33 10 5 5 JKD002 Land off Calcutts Road, Jackfield, Broseley Jackfield, Broseley 0.39 12 5 5 KCK001 The Old Post Office, Knockin Knockin 0.2 6 6 6 LUD005 21 New Street, Ludlow Ludlow 0.06 5 5 5 LUD022 Morris Bufton Galdeford, Ludlow Ludlow 1.36 41 41 20 21 MDR001 77 - 83 Shropshire Street, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.08 5 5 5 MDR002 Car Sales Area, Salisbury Road, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.14 5 5 5 MDR003 Haulage Yard, Newcastle Road, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.23 7 7 7 MDR004 Cricket Club, Betton Road, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.29 9 5 5 MDR025 Land to rear of Salopian Star, Stafford Street, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.03 5 5 5 MDR026 Pet Market, Shrewsbury Road, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.14 5 5 5 MDR031 Longford Turning, Market Drayton Market Drayton 4.48 134 50 50 MDR047 Rear of the Villas, Shrewsbury Road, Market Drayton Market Drayton 0.41 12 5 5 MTN004 Site B Marton 0.29 9 5 5 MIN004 Land at The Coach Depot and The White House, Minsterley Minsterley 0.6 17 10 10 MVE002 site 2 Morville 0.45 14 10 10 MUW001 Smithfield Works, Much Wenlock Much Wenlock 0.55 17 17 17 ONY005 Land at the Quarry Onibury 0.35 11 3 3 ONY006 Land south east of Church Close Onibury 0.30 9 5 5 OSW002 Health Centre/ Adult Training Centre, Victoria Rd, Oswestry Oswestry 0.73 22 22 22 OSW003 Oakfield Middleton Rd, Oswestry Oswestry 0.36 11 11 11 OSW005 Roy Evans Garage, Oak Street Oswestry 0.07 5 5 5 OSW006 Garages site, Whittington Road Oswestry 0.23 7 7 7 OSW021 Llys Hill, Middleton Road, Oswestry Oswestry 0.36 11 11 11 OSW043 Welsh Border Meats, Willow Street Oswestry 0.06 5 5 5 OSW045 Autocare, King Street, Oswestry Oswestry 0.02 5 5 5 OSW051 Weston Lane, Oswestry Oswestry 0.32 10 10 10 PYC002 Penylan, Penygarreg Lane, Pant Pant 0.3 8 5 5 PWN009 Land east of Kiln Side Porth y waen 0.33 10 4 4 PRH004 Land at Invictus Prees Heath 0.59 18 10 10 PRH006 Heath Road Prees Heath 0.56 17 10 10 D1 Refined Indicative Residential Residential Residential Residential Indicative Residential Site Reference Site Location Settlement Site Area (Ha) Residential Capacity - (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years (Dwellings) Years Capacity (at 30 dph) Accepted Sites Only 1-5 6-10 11-15 15+ RUY007 Land to rear of Riversdale, Church St, Ruyton XI Towns Ruyton XI Towns 0.3 8 8 8 RUY019 Former Dairy Site, School Road, Ruyton XI Towns Ruyton XI Towns 2.3 68 65 65 SHF004 Land to the rear of Jaspers, Shrewsbury Road Shifnal 0.11 5 5 5 SHF016 St Peter's Youth Club, Bridgnorth Road, Shifnal Shifnal 0.41 12 12 12 West of Lamledge Lane and Shifnal College and North of Shifnal SHF021 Shifnal 0.18 6 6 6 Industrial Estate SHF027 Garage off Bradford Street, Shifnal Shifnal 0.23 7 7 7 SHF028 27 Shrewsbury Road, adjacent to St Mary's Church, Shifnal Shifnal 0.18 5 5 5 SHR002 The Hollies, Sutton Road, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.42 13 13 13 SHR003 Richmond House, Harlescott, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.36 11 11 11 SHR011 Land at the Elms, Belvidere, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.91 27 15 15 SHR014 Site at New Zealand House, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.48 14 14 14 SHR015 Land at Whitehall Shrewsbury 1.01 30 30 30 Shrewsbury Training and Development Centre, Racecourse Crescent, SHR016 Shrewsbury 0.31 9 9 9 Shrewsbury SHR064 Land at Shillingston Drive, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.80 24 10 10 SHR080 Land at Oteley Road, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 1.08 32 32 32 SHR165 Land to north-west of Hazeldine Way, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.77 23 10 10 SHR178 Reman Services Sports and Social Club off Albert Road, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 2.06 62 5 5 SHR211 Land at Hollydene, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 0.45 14 14 5 9 SHR217 The Pitch and Putt, Shrewsbury Shrewsbury 3.26 98 50 25 25 SMH002 Darjeeling, School Lane, St Martins St Martins 0.4 12 12 12 STA003 Court Farm Stapleton 0.65 20 5 5 STA006 Ye Olde Farm Stapleton 0.33 10 5 5 SKH001 Land at Rosehill Road Stoke Heath Stoke Heath 0.85 26 15 15 SKH002 Land at the 'Old Camp' Stoke Heath 1.86 56 20 10 10 WEM018 Land behind 18-34 Aston Road, Wem Wem 1.27 38 38 25 13 WLU001 adjacent Ash Grove Weston Lullingfields 0.21 6 5 5 WHT001 Garages on Wayland Close, Whitchurch Whitchurch 0.06 5 5 5 WHT005 Land at Sherrymill Hill, Whitchurch Whitchurch 0.30 9 9 9 WBR008 Land at Bank Farm, Worthen Worthen 0.6 17 5 5 Total 1198 343 697 158 0 D2.
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