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AMR 2017/18: Kettering Borough Council Housing Site Schedule AMR 2017/18: Kettering Borough Council Housing Site Schedule Current Year Assessment Period 2018-31 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 2022/2023 2023/2024 2024/2025 2025/2026 2026/2027 2027/2028 2028/2029 2029/2030 2030/3031 Settlement Site Name 5 year Supply 2019- 24 Burton Latimer Bosworths 15 30 24 69 69 Burton Latimer 51 Finedon Road 10 11 21 11 Burton Latimer Higham Road (Land off) 40 20 60 20 Burton Latimer 58 Finedon Road (land to rear of) 1 1 1 Burton Latimer 226 Station Road 1 1 1 Burton Latimer 42 High Street 1 1 0 Burton Latimer 28 High Street 4 4 4 Burton Latimer Lloyd & McCarthy Accountants, 23 Regent Road 3 3 6 6 Burton Latimer Higham Road (land off) 52 50 3 105 53 Burton Latimer White Lodge Farm, Higham Road 3 3 3 Burton Latimer 5 Cranford Road 1 1 0 Desborough Desborough North 40 100 100 100 100 100 100 60 700 440 Desborough 120 Federation Avenue (land adj) 2 2 2 Desborough Desborugh (land to the south of) 25 50 50 50 50 50 29 304 175 Desborough 75-77 Harrington Road (land to rear) 3 3 0 Desborough 20 & 24 Ise View Road (land between) 1 1 1 Desborough 38 Alexandra Road 1 1 0 Desborough 40 Rushton Road 1 1 0 Desborough Deer Farm, Stoke Road 1 1 0 Desborough Station Road (land between 25 and 29), Desborough 6 6 6 Desborough Glebe Farm, Rothwell Road, Desborough 0 0 0 Desborough 3 Loatland Street (land adj) 1 1 1 Desborough Talbot Court, High Street, Desborough 7 7 14 14 Desborough 36 Harborough Road 1 1 0 Desborough 60 Queen Street 8 8 8 Desborough Pioneer Avenue (land between 99 and 131) 4 4 4 Desborough 6 Station Road (land adj) 1 1 1 Desborough The Kings Arms, 111 High Street 4 4 4 Desborough Ise View Road (land between 16 & 20) 1 1 1 Desborough 135 Rothwell Road, Land at -1 -1 -1 Desborough 42 Gladstone Street (land adj) 1 1 1 Desborough 50-52 Rushton Road 7 7 7 Kettering Rockingham Dene, Rockingham Road, Kettering 5 4 9 9 Kettering 1 Kathleen Drive (land adj) 1 1 1 Kettering Thurston Drive 20 20 40 40 Kettering 119 London Road 1 1 1 Kettering Bath Road (land between 104 and 110) 2 2 2 Kettering 5 Westleigh Road 1 1 0 Kettering Maplefields School Beatrice Road 10 7 17 0 Kettering Gipsy Lane (land west) 25 50 50 50 50 50 50 25 350 175 Kettering Land north of Gipsy Lane , Kettering 20 40 21 81 81 Kettering 36 Masefield Road (land adj) 1 1 1 Kettering 25 Durban Road 9 5 14 14 Kettering 79 Beatrice Road (land adj) 1 1 0 Kettering Chelsea Works, St Michaels Road 4 4 0 Kettering 2 Cowper Street (land between), Kettering 1 1 0 Kettering Lamb & Holmes Solicitors, West Street 6 4 10 10 Kettering 1-2 meeting lane 2 2 0 Kettering Former Stockburn Memorial Clinic, Southlands 6 6 0 Kettering 18 Carrington Street 2 2 0 Kettering 81 Stamford Road 5 4 9 9 Kettering 37 Cornwall Road 1 1 0 Kettering Gladstone Street 1 1 0 Kettering Garages & Yard, Howard Street 4 3 7 3 Kettering Convent of Our Lady, Hall Lane 29 26 55 26 Kettering Prince of Wales, Jobs Yard (land adj) 7 7 7 Kettering The Swan, 44 Montagu Street 4 4 0 Kettering Make music, Trafalgar Road 1 1 0 Kettering 42 Headlands 5 5 5 Kettering 33 Warkton lane 2 2 2 Kettering Former Factory Site, Carey Street 42 42 0 Kettering 20 High Street 1 1 0 Kettering Emanual Evangelical Church, Shaftsbury Street 2 2 0 Kettering 14 Green Lane 1 1 0 Kettering 24 Durban Road (land adj) 1 1 1 Kettering 51 Club Street 1 1 1 Kettering Clarendon House, 12 Station Road 36 36 0 Kettering Clarendon House, 8-12 Station Road 9 9 0 Kettering Sheerness House, 41 Meadow Road, Kettering 0 0 AMR 2017/18: Kettering Borough Council Housing Site Schedule Kettering 30 Garfield Street 1 1 1 Kettering 112 London Road 1 1 0 Kettering 17 Durban Road 2 2 2 Kettering 11-12 Newland Street, Kettering 24 24 0 Kettering 17 Glebe Avenue (land at) 1 1 1 Kettering Block B, Hampden Crescent 7 7 0 Kettering 47/47A Bath Road 1 1 0 Kettering 25 Harcourt Street, Kettering 9 9 9 Kettering 80 Rockingham Road 0 0 0 Kettering 7 Spinney Lane 1 1 0 Kettering The Melton Arms, 33 Melton Street 3 3 3 Kettering 245 London Road 1 1 1 Kettering 163 Beatrice Road 3 3 3 Kettering Times Complex, School Lane 4 4 4 Kettering Leather Craftsman, St Stephens Road 5 5 0 Kettering 12 Neale Avenue 4 4 4 Kettering Hill Street 8 8 8 Kettering Hazelwood Lane (land at) 6 6 6 Kettering 151 Warkton Lane 1 1 1 Kettering 22C Market Street 4 4 4 Kettering 41A Pollard Street 1 1 1 Kettering 130-132 Montagu Street 1 1 1 Kettering 45 Boddington Road 1 1 0 Kettering 1C Headlands 1 1 0 Kettering 51-53 Wood Street 1 1 1 Kettering 49 Grafton Street 6 6 6 Kettering 27 Warkton Lane 2 2 2 Kettering 62A Windmill Avenue 1 1 0 Kettering 10A Silver Street 2 2 0 Kettering 25 Montagu Street 10 10 10 Kettering Carey Memorial Baptist Church Hall, Nelson Street 7 7 7 Kettering Montagu House, Montagu Street 16 16 16 Kettering 55 Headlands 7 7 7 Kettering 15 Tresham Street 8 8 8 Kettering Westhill (land at) 50 50 50 50 50 46 296 246 Kettering 6-10 Montagu Street 9 9 0 Kettering Block A, Hampden Crescent 7 7 0 Kettering 9 Silver Street 3 3 0 Kettering 9 Bignal Court, Lake Avenue -1 -1 -1 Kettering 16 Upper Street 2 2 2 Rothwell 2 Nunnery Avenue (land adj) 1 1 1 Rothwell 16 Greening Road 1 1 0 Rothwell Hospital Farm, Rushton Road 3 3 3 Rothwell 101 Rushton Road 1 1 0 Rothwell 1-3 Bell Hill 1 1 1 Rothwell 62-66 Stanley Street 1 1 1 Rothwell 6 Rushton Road 26 26 26 Barton Seagrave Cranford Road (land to rear of 30-50) 30 30 60 60 Barton Seagrave Cranford View, 135B Barton Road, Barton Seagrave 1 1 1 Barton Seagrave Yateley Drive (land adj) 5 5 5 Barton Seagrave 2 Polwell Lane, Barton Seagrave 1 1 0 Barton Seagrave 2 Cranford Road 1 1 2 1 Barton Seagrave 3 Blackwell Road (land adj) 1 1 0 Barton Seagrave 106 and 108 Gotch Road (land to rear) 1 1 1 Barton Seagrave 159 Barton Road (land south of) 2 2 0 Barton Seagrave Polwell Lane (Land west of) 23 23 0 Geddington 39 Stamford Road, Geddington 1 1 0 Broughton 35 Wellingborough Road (land adj) 1 1 1 Broughton 13 High Street 0 0 0 Broughton Bentham Close & High Street (corner of) 1 1 0 Broughton 31 Silver Street, Broughton 1 1 1 Broughton Broughton Grange Business Park, Headlands 2 2 0 Cranford Mill Barn, High Street, Cranford 2 2 0 Cranford 31A High Street 1 1 1 Cransley Whitehill Farm (land adj), Loddington Road 5 5 5 Cransley Whitehill Farm (land adj), Loddington Road 1 1 0 Dingley Dingley Lodge, Harborough Road, Dingley 1 1 0 Dingley Harborough Road (land off) 1 1 0 Dingley Warren Lodge Farm, Harborough Road -1 -1 0 Geddington Newton Mill Farmhouse, Newton Road 3 3 0 Geddington 28-30 Grange Road 3 3 3 Geddington 4 Newton Road and land to the rear of 6-10 Newton Road 1 1 1 Geddington 35 Stamford Road (land adjacent) 1 1 1 Loddington 1 Sterling Court 4 4 4 AMR 2017/18: Kettering Borough Council Housing Site Schedule Mawsley Units 16-22 Barnwell Court, the Green 5 5 0 Mawsley 21-22 Barnwell Court, Mawsley Local Centre 3 3 0 Pytchley Dairly Farm, St Andrews Lane 3 3 0 Stoke Albany 8 Middle Lane (Lane Adjacent to), 1 1 0 Warkton 41 Warkton (land south of) 1 1 0 Weekley The Abbots (land west of) 1 1 1 Wilbarston 1 School Lane (land rear of) 1 1 0 Weston-by-Welland Weland House, 1 The Green (stables adj to) 1 1 0 Ashley Green Lane, Ashley 1 1 0 Braybrooke 16 School Lane 1 1 0 Braybrooke Firs Farm, Griffin Road, Braybrooke 1 1 0 Pytchley Home Farm, Butchers Lane, Pytchley 4 5 9 9 SHOPPING QUARTER: Wadcroft/ Newlands Phase 1 (SHQ1and SHQ3), Kettering 39 39 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Land north and east of Trafalgar Kettering TCAAP Road (NRQ4), Kettering 34 36 50 120 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: National Grid site north, Jutland Kettering TCAAP Way (NRQ6), Kettering 14 14 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: National Grid site south, Jutland Kettering TCAAP Way (NRQ7), Kettering 14 14 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Northampton Road/ Northfield Kettering TCAAP Avenue (NRQ11), Kettering 18 18 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Stagecoach Site, Northampton Kettering TCAAP Road (NRQ12), Kettering 47 47 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Meadow Road Recreation Ground Kettering TCAAP (CAT 1 GF) (NRQ10) (721)*, Kettering 0 0 SHOPPING QUARTER: Morrison's Staff Car Park, Trafalgar Kettering TCAAP Road (SHQ2)*, Kettering 18 18 0 Kettering TCAAP YARDS QUARTER: Soans Yard (Y2)*, Kettering 28 28 28 Kettering TCAAP YARDS QUARTER: Job's Yard North (Y1), Kettering 30 30 0 STATION QUARTER: Land Opposite Station Square (SHLAA Kettering TCAAP 930) (STQ4)* 15 15 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Former Lidl store site, north of Kettering TCAAP Trafalgar Road (SHLAA: 714) (NRQ2) 11 11 22 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: B&Q & Comet site, Meadow Road Kettering TCAAP / Jutland Way (SHLAA 717+718) (NRQ5) 25 28 53 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Land at Lidl store site, west of Kettering TCAAP Trafalgar Road( SHLAA 711) NRQ1 30 37 67 0 SILVER STREET QUARTER: Queen Street / Horsemarket Kettering TCAAP north (SSQ4) 32 30 62 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Temporary car park, land west of Kettering TCAAP Trafalgar Road (715) (NRQ3) 28 20 48 0 Kettering TCAAP RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Hazelwood Lane (NRQ13) 5 5 5 SHOPPING QUARTER: South of Northall St (Tanners Gate 1) Kettering TCAAP (SHQ5) 10 23 33 0 SILVER STREET QUARTER: Montagu Street / Tordoff Place Kettering TCAAP (SSQ1) 11 11 0 SILVER STREET QUARTER: Carrington Street / Victoria Kettering TCAAP Street (SSQ2) 19 19 0 Kettering TCAAP SILVER STREET QUARTER: Queen Street east (SSQ3) 8 8 0 SHOPPING QUARTER: South of Northall St (Iceland car Kettering TCAAP park) (SHQ4) 9 9 0 SHOPPING QUARTER: South of Northall St (Tanners Gate 2) Kettering TCAAP (SHQ6) 12 12 24 0 RESIDENTIAL QUARTER: Meadow Road / Cromwell Road Kettering TCAAP backland
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