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460 NEW TRADES. [WAR WICKSHIUE. NEws AGENTS continued. Townsend Mrs. Ann Eliza, 262 Stoney Motor Cycle (The) (Iliffe & Sons oCourt Mrs. Elizh. Kineton, Warwick Stanton road, Coventry Limited, proprietors; published Cox J .Bishop's Itchington,Leamingtn Townsend A.rthur, sen. zo6 Eagle st. monday), 19 Hertford ·st. Coventry Cramp Miss Beatrice Lucy, 2!S War- Stoney Stanton road, Coventry Motor Traction (Iliffe & Sons Ltd. wick lane, Coventry Trickett W. 75 Payne's la. Coventry proprietors; published saturday),19 Deeming G. 28 Park st. Leamington Turner Arth. 85 Bridget st. Rugby Hertford street, Coventry Dmant William J. 12 & 14 Mill st. Wallbank Miss Lilian, Tanworth-in- Nuneaton Advertiser (Rugby Adver- Sutton Goldfield, Birmingham Arden, Birmingham tiser Limited, publishers; pub­ Elkington Wm. II4 Regent st.Lmgtn Warmingham Edwd.Meriden, Covntry lished thursday), 2 Albert st.Rugby Farmer George, 34 Fife st. Nnneaton Watson Charles, 18 Red la. Coventry Nuneaton Chronicle (Conservative) .Frapwell Charles I<'rederick, II9 White G. 64 Much Park st. Covntry (Nuneaton Chronicle Limited, pro­ :Much Park street, Coventry Wilkins Mrs. Charlotte, 21 Mill st. prietors; published friday), 39 Gibson Andrew. Birmingham rd. Erd­ Bedworth, Nuneaton Church street, Nuneaton ington, Birmingham Wilkins J oseph, 442 Stoney Stanton Nuneaton Observer (Liberal) (Cole­ Gill William, Birmingham rd. Maney, road, Coventry man & McCormick Limited; pub­ Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham Wilkinson John Andrew, 30 Earlsdon lished friday), Bond gt. Nuneaton Goddard Charles Herbert, 10 Spon st. street, Earlsdon, Coventry Nuneaton Star (Independent) (Nun­ & 15 Butcher row, Coventry Wilson William, 23 Well st. Coventry eaton Chronicle Limited, proprie­ Goode William, 19 Clifton rd. Rugby Wright A. G. 36 Payne's la.Coventry tors; published wednesday ), 3Q Green C. 42 Swanswell st. Coventry Wright C. 1a, Harnall la. ea. Covntry Church street, Nuneaton Grubb H. E. _; Church st. Atherstone Wyman & Sons Limited, G. W. Rail- Photography (Iliffe & Sons Limited, Gurney John, 35 Smith st. Warwick way stations, Warwick; Leaming­ proprietors; published saturday), 19 Hardy Jesse, Hill Village road, Four ton; Stratford-on-Avon & L. & Hertford street, Covt>ntry Oaks, Sutton Coldfield, Birminghm N. W. Railway station, Rugby Rugby Advertiser Ltd. (E. E. Hope­ Harris J.82 Shrubland st.Leamington well, publisher; publi•hed fri. & Harrison Geo. 194 Cross rd. Coventry tues. evening), 2 Albert st. Rugby. Hastrop Walt. 9 Barley st. Coventry NEWS ROOMS. See advenisement 'Haymes B. 79 & 81 Cox st. Coventry See RP.ading & News Rooms. Rugby Observer (The) (J. Reg-inald Haynes Miss Annie Eliz;h. 16 Parade, Barker, publisher & manager), 9 Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham Regent street, Rugby Hickman William, Lichfield rd. Four NEWSPAPERS. Stratford-on-.A.von Herald & Souli.J. Oaks, Sutton Goldfield, Birminghm A (Th ) (Il'ff & S Limited, Warwiclishire Advertiser (George Hodierne Waiter J. 4 Cross st. Hill­ ero e I e ons Boyden, publisher & proprietor; fields, Coventry proprietors; published monthly, published friday), 29 High street, Hollingsworth Thomas William, 70 first thursday), 19 Hertford street, Stratford-upon-Avon Webster street, Coventry Coventry Sutton Coldfield News (Birmingham Hunt Wm. Thos.17 East st.Coventry Alcester Chronicle (Redditch Indi- News & P.rinting Co. Limited, pro- Jones J.387 Stoney Stanton rd.Cvntry cater Co. Limited, proprietors & prietors; published saturday), 16 J"ubb Wm. Hy. Longford, Coventry publishers; published saturday), Parade, Sutton Coldfield Kimber Henry Thomas, 13b, Ken- High street, Alcester Warwick & Leamington Times (Mid- sington road, Coventry Atherstone News (Ernest Sidney Col- land Daily Telegraph & Coventry Kyte George, 43 Smith st. Warwick m~n, publisher; published every Times Ltd. publishers & proprie- Lawrence Williaro, 26 Bull st. Attle­ frtday), Long str~et, Atherstone tors; published saturday), 18 Hert- borough, Nuneaton Autocar. (The) (Ihffe & Sons Ltd. ford street, Coventry Lenton & Akerman, 28 King street, propnetors),19 Hertford st.Covn.try Warwick, Leamington & Warwickshire Bedworth, Nuneaton Bed:vo:th Record(~unea~on Chrfmcl~ Times (Wm. Isaac Iliffe, publisher Linforth Miss M.High st.Coleshl.B'hm L:mited, proprietors • pub Jshe & proprietor; published sat.), 8 Lissaman Waiter, Wolston, Coventry frida_y), Churc~ street, ~uneato? High street, Warwick Loasby Hy. Wm. 5 Bales st.Coventry Colesh1ll Ch_romcle (Da~Id White- Warwick & Warwickshire Advertiser Machin H. 158 Broomfield rd. Cvntry h~ad, publisher; pubh~he~ sat.), & Leamington Gazette (Evans & Malin Wm. H. 64 Well st Coventry High street, ~oleshlll, Birmmgham Co. proprietors & publishers; pub- Meddoms William, 8 West rock,Wrwk Cov~n~ry Graphic (Coventry Rep?rter lished sat.) 20 High st. Warwick Millington Joseph, so Upper Abbey L1m1ted, proprietors; published ' friday for saturday), Derby lane, street, Nuneaton Coventry Mills Ted, 44 Church st. Nuneaton NEWSPAPER REPORTERS. Moore A. E. 30 Oliver st. Coventry Coventry Herald & Free Press (John Bomford James Herbert, Alcester Moseley Arthur, 635 Stoney Stantor. Moir Scott, propr.; published fri- Gwinnett Arthur J. Alcester day & saturday), 41 Earl street & road, Coventry Palace yard, Coventry ()lorenshaw Percy, 95 Regent st. Coventry Standard (Thomas Bur­ Leamington NICKEL PLATERS. Oswin John, 2 Day's lane, Coventry bidge & Son, proprietors & pub- Coventry Plating & Presswork Co. lishers; published fri. & sat.), 20 Limited, Read street, Coventry Paul Mrs. Eleanor G. 39 Lower Ford Broadgate,Coventry. See adver- street, Coventry tisement RS .Podmore Alfred.6 Westburv rd.Stock- • C oven t ry TImes. (M'dlI an d D ai·1 y T e1 e- NITRATE OF SODA DEALE . ingford, Nuneaton graph & Coventry Times Ltd. pub- Sale & Son, South street, Atherstone Pointon G. E. 77 Humber av. Cvntry lishers & proprietors; published "Randles J. J. 2 Hill cross, Coventry wednesday),18 Hertford st. Covntry NOTARIES-PUBLIC. Reading Thomas, 31 Waterside, Daily Circular (Churches & Womers- Stratford-on-Avon ley, proprietors), 3 Bedford street, See Legal List. Reaves Alfd. 6 Leicester row,Covntry Leamington Bobotham George Arthur, 38 Tavi- Kenilworth Advertiser (W.Riley,agt.; NURSERYMEN & SEEDSMEN. stock street, Leamingtlln pub. sat.), The Square, Kenilwrth Boots Edward J. 18 Croft rd.Covntry Leamington Spa Courier & Warwick­ See also Florists. Sadler Mrs. M.4 Hertford pl.Coventry !"hire Standard (The Leamington Allington John William, West View 'Sharpe William Henry, 29 Victoria Spa Courier Limited, proprietors ; nurseries, Birmingham rd. Wylde street, Hill fields, Coven try published friday), Church walk, Green, Birmingham Shuttleworth George Herbert, 4 King Leamington. See advertise­ Allwood F. W. & Co. Queen's t·oad, William street, Hill fields, Covntry ment Kenilworth :Simpson Alfred, 86 King Edward rd. Leamington, Warwick, Rugby & Astley John & Sons Limited, Butcher Coventry County Chronicle (Leamington row; Cook street ; Bales street & Smith W. H. & Son, 9 High street, Chronicle Limited, proprietors ; Much Park street, Coventry Warwick; I High street, Stratford­ published tuesday & friday),Chapel Bailey Frank, 24 Bridget st. Rug-by on-.A.von; 62 Hertford street, street, Leamington Benbow Wm. 29 Coten end, Warwick Coventry; 17 Regent street & Mid,and Counties Tribune (Harry Bennett J. 178 Span street, Coventry Great Central station, Rugby & n6 Fieldhouse, proprietor; published Bennett Jn. 46 Bedford st. Leamingtn The Parade & 7 Spencer st.Lmngtn tuesday, friday & saturday), Abbey Bick Brothers, Warwick road, 01- Smith Wm. C. 39 Spon st. Coventry street, Nuneaton ton, Birmingham Stevens Joseph, 57 Spon ;;t. Coventry Midland Daily . Telegraph (Midland Brain Henry, 29 Spon st. Coventry Taylor G. 40 Queen's rd. Nuneaton Daily Telegraph & Coventry Times Bubb Herbert James, High street, Taylor W. H. 25 Oxford st. Coventry Ltd. publishers & proprietors ; Solihull, Birrr.ingham 'Towers G. A.. 120 Cambridge st. Rugby several editions daily), 18 Hertford Butcher John, 9 Warwick road, street, Coventry Stratford-on-Avon .
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  • Download: Pre-Submission Canalside DPD 2020

    Download: Pre-Submission Canalside DPD 2020

    Warwick District Council CANALSIDE DRAFT DPD PRE-SUBMISSION March 2020 01 Contents 1. BACKGROUND: 26 Access 05 National and Local Policies 27 Flooding 06 Neighbourhood 28 Water Abstraction Development Plans 28 Residential Moorings 07 The Extent of this DPD 29 Marinas 07 Conservation Area 29 Future Pressures 2. CONTEXT: 5. OPTIONS 09 The Grand Union Canal, 09 The Stratford Upon Avon 31 Identifying the Potential and Birmingham and 32 Sydenham Industrial Estate Fazeley Canals 32 Cape Road/Millers Road 10 The History of Canals in 32 Montague Road Warwick District 12. How the Use of Canals 33 Recent Developments on the Has Changed Local Plan Sites 14 What Has Happened 33 Other Opportunity Sites Elsewhere? 6. POLICIES 3. THE CANAL 37 Site Specific Policies CONSERVATION AREA 7. IS THERE ANY FUTURE 4. ISSUES FOR CANALS AS FREIGHT 22 Biodiversity CORRIDORS 22 Rubbish Dumping 23 Crime and the Perception of Crime APPENDICES 23 Drug Dealing APPENDIX 1: Other Opportunity 23 Vandalism Sites Analysis 24 Aesthetics APPENDIX 2: Canalside Listed Buildings 25 HS2 APPENDIX 3: Constraints 26 Vacant and Underused Buildings 02 03 SECTION 1 BACKGROUND 04 1.1 What is a Development Plan Document (DPD)and why is one being prepared for the canals within the district? National and Local Policy Documents 1.2 The district adopted its Local Plan in Sept 2017. The Local Plan sets out the framework for future development in the district; how much, where it will be and how it will be supported in terms of infrastructure. The Plan runs from 2011 to 2029. It contains both allocations for land uses, including housing and employment, and policies by which planning applications will be assessed by development management staff and Planning Committee members.