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Where Our Homes Are Che shire Contents Alsager 1 Alsager - Housing for older people 2 Congleton 3 Congleton - Housing for older people 5 Middlewich 6 Middlewich - Housing for older people 8 Sandbach 9 Sandbach - Housing for older people 10 Warrington 11 Other Areas Chester 11 Crewe 12 Ellesmere Port 12 Frodsham 13 Macclesfield & Knutsford 13 Nantwich 14 Neston 14 Northwich 14 Stafford 15 Tarporley 15 Wilmslow 15 Winsford 16 Alsager ST7 AUDLEY ROAD DICKINSON WAY MEAD AVENUE STONE CHAIR LANE BANKSIDE COURT DRENFELL ROAD MEADOW CROFT TALKE ROAD BARLEY CROFT ELBOURNE DRIVE MEADS ROAD THE BUTTS CEDAR COURT ELM GROVE MILL MEAD THE RODE CENTRE COURT GREENGATE ROAD MOORHOUSE AVENUE TOP STATION ROAD CHESTNUT AVENUE GROVE AVENUE MOSS FIELDS WAVERTREE AVENUE CINDERHILL LANE GROVE COURT MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD WEST GROVE CLARE STREET HAWTHORNE COURT ORCHARD COURT WEST STREET CLOSE LANE HEATH AVENUE PLOUGH CROFT WILBRAHAMS WAY CONGLETON ROAD NORTH LAWTON AVENUE POOLSIDE COURT WILLOW COURT CORONATION AVENUE LAWTON GATE PRIMITIVE STREET WILMER CRESCENT CRANBERRY LANE LINLEY GROVE SANDBACH ROAD WOOD STREET CRANBERRY MOSS LANE LINLEY ROAD SHADY GROVE WOODLAND COURT CRESSWELLSHAWE ROAD LONGVIEW AVENUE STATION ROAD WOODSIDE AVENUE Property Type No. of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 129 21 £75.94 2 bed flat 15 3 £88.25 3 bed flat 1 1 £108.05 2 bed house 81 12 £97.53 3 bed house 205 22 £103.82 4 bed house 52 10 £113.35 5 bed house 1 1 £141.67 2 bed bungalow 2 0 £123.87 1 Housing for older people Alsager ST7 BELVEDERE TERRACE DENNIS ROUND COURT LINLEY ROAD THE CLOSE BROWN AVENUE DICKINSON WAY LONGVIEW AVENUE THE GREEN CEDAR AVENUE DRENFELL ROAD MEAD AVENUE THE OAKS CEDAR COURT GEORGE BATES CLOSE MILL MEAD WAVERTREE AVENUE CENTRE COURT GREENGATE ROAD MOSS WAY WELL LANE CHESTNUT AVENUE GROVE COURT ORCHARD COURT WILMER CRESCENT CLARE STREET HALL DRIVE PERCY JAMES CLOSE WOOD STREET CONGLETON ROAD NORTH HEATH VIEW PINE COURT CREWE ROAD LAWTON GATE POOLSIDE COURT Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 46 8 £75.68 2 bed flat 14 2 £89.54 1 bed bungalow 52 3 £86.68 2 bed bungalow 255 31 £100.79 3 bed bungalow 1 0 £108.05 4 bed bungalow 1 0 £119.24 2 Congleton CW12 ACKERS CROSSING CRANAGE COURT JACKSON ROAD SMALLWOOD COURT ARCLID COURT CRESCENT ROAD JOHN STREET SOLLY CRESCENT ASTBURY STREET DALE CRESCENT JUBILEE ROAD SOMERFORD COURT BACK LANE DALE GROVE KINGSLEY ROAD SOUTHBANK GROVE BANKYFIELDS DALE PLACE LAWTON STREET SPINDLE STREET BANKYFIELDS CRESCENT DAVENPORT STREET LION STREET ST JAMES AVENUE BARTON ROAD EAGLAND PLACE LOWE AVENUE ST JOHNS ROAD BETCHTON COURT EARDLEY CRESCENT MASKERY PLACE ST MICHAELS COTTAGES BLYTHE AVENUE EDINBURGH PLACE MATTHEWS PLACE ST STEPHENS COURT BOOTH STREET EDINBURGH ROAD MILL LANE SWETTENHAM HEATH BOROUGH ROAD EGERTON STREET MILL STREET SWETTENHAM VILLAGE BRADWELL GROVE FENCE LANE MOSTON COURT TALL ASH AVENUE BRERETON HEATH LANE FERN CRESCENT NEWBOLD COURT TETTON COURT BRIDESTONES PLACE GALLOWAY GREEN NEWCASTLE ROAD THE CRESCENT BROMLEY ROAD GOOSTREY COURT NORBURY DRIVE THE WESTLANDS BROWN STREET GREENWOOD AVENUE PARNELL SQUARE VAUDREY CRESCENT BROWNLOW HARPER GROVE PEEL DRIVE WAGGS ROAD BRUNSWICK STREET HAVANNAH STREET POOLWOOD COTTAGES WALLWORTHS BANK BURNS ROAD HAWORTH AVENUE PROVIDENCE MILL WEATHERCOCK LANE CANAL STREET HERBERT STREET REDFERN AVENUE WELL BANK COURT CLAYTON AVENUE HIGH LOWE AVENUE RIVER STREET WESTBOURNE MEWS CONGLETON ROAD HILLARY AVENUE RODE COURT WILBRAHAM ROAD CORONATION ROAD HOLLY COTTAGES RUSKIN ROAD WILLOW STREET CORONATION ROAD HOLMES CHAPEL ROAD SHAKERLEY AVENUE WINDSOR PLACE CRAIG ROAD HUTTON DRIVE SHANNOCK COTTAGES WOLSTANHOLME CLOSE WOOLSTON AVENUE 3 Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent Bedsit/Studio 7 3 £66.68 1 bed flat 105 21 £72.33 2 bed flat 68 21 £92.76 1 bed house 1 0 £81.61 2 bed house 299 34 £95.92 3 bed house 521 46 £103.43 4 bed house 10 2 £127.74 5 bed house 1 0 £138.85 6 bed house 1 0 £150.30 1 bed maisonette 1 0 £79.85 2 bed maisonette 7 3 £88.80 4 Housing for older people Congleton CW12 ASTBURY STREET DANE STREET HILLARY AVENUE SALFORD PLACE BANKHOUSE DRIVE DANE VILLAS HORACE LAWTON COURT SOLLY CRESCENT BRADWELL GROVE EDINBURGH ROAD MELTON DRIVE ST JAMES AVENUE BUXTON OLD ROAD ELM ROAD NEWTON PLACE ST JAMES COURT BUXTON ROAD FESTIVAL HILL NURSERY LANE ST JOHNS ROAD CHARLESWORTH PLACE GREENWOOD AVENUE PARSON STREET THE WESTLANDS CHATSWORTH DRIVE HAWORTH AVENUE REDFERN AVENUE WESTBOURNE MEWS CORONATION ROAD HEATH ROAD RIVER STREET WOODLAND PARK Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent Bedsit/Studio 7 0 £66.68 1 bed flat 30 6 £76.19 2 bed flat 2 0 £100.69 1 bed bungalow 222 22 £86.28 2 bed bungalow 89 6 £100.03 3 bed bungalow 1 0 £116.59 5 Middlewich CW4 & CW10 Goostrey CW4 BLACKDEN CARVER AVENUE MIDDLEWICH ROAD BANK VIEW MILL LANE GOOSTREY LANE BOOTHBED LANE Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 2 bed house 11 £95.98 3 bed house 15 £105.35 4 bed house 2 £124.55 Holmes Chapel CW4 CHESTER ROAD NORTHWAY SADLERS CLOSE WESTMORLAND TERRACE HERMITAGE COURT PICTON SQUARE TWEMLOW GREEN WESTWAY MIDDLEWICH ROAD REES CRESCENT TWEMLOW MANOR FIELDS Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 2 bed house 33 £101.72 3 bed house 28 £108.79 4 bed house 4 £120.89 6 Middlewich CW10 ALEXANDRA ROAD HOLLINS GREEN MANOR FIELDS SUTTON LANE BEMBRIDGE DRIVE HOLLY COURT MOSS DRIVE THE GREEN CHADWICK ROAD JUBILEE PASTURES NANTWICH ROAD THE LOCKS CORONATION ROAD KINGS CRESCENT NEW KING STREET WEBBS LANE DALE COURT KITFIELD AVENUE PINFOLD LANE WEST AVENUE DIERDENS TERRACE LEAS PASSAGE PRINCESS CRESCENT WINDSOR CLOSE GEORGE VITH AVENUE LEESE QUEENS DRIVE GEORGE VITH CLOSE LEWIN STREET SANDOWN CLOSE HAYHURST AVENUE LONG LANE ST ANNES AVENUE Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 66 11 £76.77 2 bed flat 3 0 £92.52 1 bed house 1 0 £85.88 2 bed house 119 10 £97.13 3 bed house 146 15 £107.13 4 bed house 4 0 £111.01 2 bed bungalow 1 0 £103.84 3 bed bungalow 16 3 £109.23 7 Housing for older people Middlewich CW4 BOOTHBED LANE CHESTER ROAD NORTHWAY SADLERS CLOSE BRAMHALL DRIVE HERMITAGE DRIVE ORCHARD CLOSE SANDY LANE BROOKFIELD DRIVE MAIN ROAD PICTON SQUARE SUTTON OAKS Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed bungalow 31 £86.07 2 bed bungalow 118 £100.21 4 bed bungalow 1 £125.55 Middlewich CW10 ALEXANDRA ROAD DANE STREET MOSS DRIVE SANDOWN CLOSE BEMBRIDGE DRIVE GEORGE VITH AVENUE NEW KING STREET VENTNOR CLOSE CHADWICK FIELDS ORCHARD KITFIELD AVENUE QUEEN STREET WARMINGHAM LANE DALE COURT LONG LANE SOUTH QUEENS DRIVE Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 2 bed house 1 0 £92.76 1 bed bungalow 54 3 £86.66 2 bed bungalow 62 4 £100.47 8 Sandbach CW11 BACK LANE DEAN CLOSE MILL TERRACE SAXON WAY BAILEY CRESCENT ELWORTH HALL FARM RD MOSS MERE SCHOOL LANE BANKHOUSE LANE FAIRFIELD AVENUE NEWALL AVENUE SECOND AVENUE BETCHTON ROAD FIRST AVENUE NEWFIELD STREET SKEATH CLOSE BIRCH GARDENS GIBSON CRESCENT OAKWOOD CRESCENT SMETHWICK LANE BRADWALL ROAD GREEN STREET ORMEROD CLOSE SMITHY GROVE CHARLES SQUARE HALLIWELL COURT PALMER ROAD ST OSWALDS CRESCENT CHURCH LANE HASSALL MOSS COTTAGE PATRON DRIVE STRINGER AVENUE CLIFTON ROAD HASSALL ROAD PATRONS DRIVE THIRD AVENUE CONGLETON ROAD HAWK STREET PETER FLETCHER CR TOWNFIELDS CORONATION CRESCENT LATHAM ROAD PLANT LANE WARMINGHAM LANE CREWE ROAD LIGHTLEY CLOSE PLATT AVENUE CROSS LANE MEADOWBANK AVENUE PRICE AVENUE DAVENPORT LANE MILL POOL WAY RUSCOE AVENUE Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 4 0 £89.42 2 bed flat 67 8 £89.23 2 bed house 96 5 £95.38 3 bed house 246 25 £105.38 4 bed house 11 1 £115.90 2 bed bungalow 1 0 £130.49 9 Housing for older people Sandbach CW11 BAILEY CRESCENT CONGLETON ROAD HEATH ROAD THE WILLOWS BELLE VUE TERRACE CORONATION CRESCENT LIGHTLEY COURT THIRD AVENUE BRADWALL ROAD ELWORTH ROAD PLATT AVENUE TOWNFIELDS CECIL RIGBY CLOSE GIBSON CRESCENT SKEATH CLOSE UNION STREET CHARLES SQUARE GREENACRES ST OSWALDS CRESCENT WELL BANK COMMONS MILL HAWK STREET THE COMMONS Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Ave rage Rent Bedsit/Studio 7 0 £66.68 1 bed flat 41 6 £75.68 2 bed flat 2 1 £88.22 1 bed bungalow 117 17 £86.43 2 bed bungalow 124 13 £99.55 3 bed bungalow 1 0 £118.68 10 Warrington WA1, WA4, WA5 CALGARTH AVENUE COLEPORT CLOSE HUCKLOW DRIVE LOTUS COURT CAMBERWELL DRIVE FREYER AVENUE JASMINE GARDENS STEERS CLOSE CAMELLIA DRIVE FULTON CLOSE LAVENDER GARDENS CHESTER ROAD HAMILTON CLOSE LONGSHAW STREET Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 11 3 £86.37 2 bed flat 72 15 £102.75 2 bed house 65 10 £111.16 3 bed house 106 11 £120.34 4 bed house 10 1 £130.04 Chester CH1, CH2, CH3 ARNHEM WAY GRANARY CLOSE MILLSIDE CLOSE WILLOW HEY BRIGADIER CLOSE HALTON ROAD OULTON PLACE CANAL PLACE KOHIMA CRESCENT WEST STREET Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 1 bed flat 36 6 £89.90 2 bed flat 43 5 £107.19 3 bed flat 2 0 £124.16 1 bed house 1 0 £93.06 2 bed house 19 0 £123.83 3 bed house 7 0 £130.62 11 Crewe CW1, CW2, CW3 GOODE WAY MAYMAN CLOSE WITTON CLOSE IVATT DRIVE MINSHULL NEW ROAD WORSDELL CLOSE Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average Rent 2 bed flat 42 £98.82 2 bed house 1 £105.69 3 bed house 23 £111.82 4 bed house 2 £127.88 Ellesmere Port CH65, CH66 BATEMAN CLOSE FROME COURT RICHMOND COURT VIVA WAY BLACKSTAIRS ROAD HALLWOOD WALK ST CATHERINES HOUSE DURHAM COURT JACKS WOOD AVENUE TRYFAN WAY FIRENZA AVENUE RABY COURT VENABLES WAY Property Type No.of this type Vacancies 13/14 Average
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    ALAN C . COMAN The Congleton accounts: further evidence of Elizabethan and Jacobean drama in Cheshire Last summer, while conducting my research into the influence on Elizabethan and Jacobean drama of schoolmasters and household tutors in the northwest of England - viz, Cheshire, Lancashire, Shropshire (Salop) and Westmorland (Cumbria) - I came across some evidence of dramatic activities in Congleton that I believe are as yet undocumented but are significant in several respects . Since it was a chance discovery right at the end of my stay, what is presented here is only a cursory examination of the records, not a thorough and complete study . In the Cheshire County Record Office, I had occasion to consult Robert Head's Congleton Past and Present, published in 1887 and republished presumably as a centenary tribute in 1987, and History of Congleton, edited by W .B. Stephens and published in 1970 to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the town's royal charter.' Although my immediate concern was with the history of Congleton Grammar School and any possible dramatic activity connected with it, I was struck by references to the town's notorious week-long cockfights and bearbaits, and the even more intriguing assertions that the cockpit was usually in the school and that the schoolmaster was the controller and director of the pastime, reclaiming all runaway cocks as his own rightful perquisites . Head's book gave an entry from the borough's accounts : `1601. Payd John Wagge for dressyige the schoolhouse at the great cock fyghte . ..0.0.4d'. Because the aforementioned sports and pastimes were said to have drawn all the local gentry and nobility to the schoolhouse, the schoolmaster might also have undertaken some dramatic activities ; the town could have attracted touring companies at such times .
  • Land South of Hall Drive, Alsager, Cheshire

    Land South of Hall Drive, Alsager, Cheshire

    Application No: 13/4092C Location: Land South of Hall Drive, Alsager, Cheshire Proposal: Outline application for erection of up to 125 dwellings with associated infrastructure (Resubmission of 12/4150C) Applicant: Renew Land Developments Ltd Expiry Date: 27-Dec-2013 SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION • APPROVE subject to Section 106 Agreement and conditions MAIN ISSUES Planning Policy And Housing Land Supply Affordable Housing, Highway Safety And Traffic Generation. Contaminated Land Air Quality Noise Impact Landscape Impact Hedge and Tree Matters Ecology, Design Amenity Open Space Drainage And Flooding, Sustainability Education REFERRAL The application has been referred to Strategic Planning Board because it is a largescale major development and a departure from the Development Plan. 1. SITE DESCRIPTION The application site is located to the south of Alsager, adjoining the existing settlement boundary as defined in the Congleton Borough Local Plan. It is approximately 450m from Alsager Town Centre. The site is relatively level, currently undeveloped and used for agricultural purposes with no distinctive landscape characteristics. The land was formerly pasture but had not been used for many years until in 2012 a potato crop was taken from the land. It is a narrow strip of countryside between a modern housing development and St Gabriel’s primary school to the north, which currently forms the edge of the settlement; and the railway line to the south which forms the Green Belt boundary. The railway provides a strong dividing line and defensible boundary between Alsager and the Green Belt, as is evident from the local plan map. The site extends to approximately 6.34 hectares and is confined on its northern boundary by Valley Brook and a play area beyond which lie the houses on Swallow Drive.