Warfield Open Spaces

Existing Public Spaces

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line All Saints 1 G 0.21 68% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Rise Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8)

Ownership / Management

• Owned by Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Chestnuts Warfield 30 F 0.52 71% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Lane Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8)

Ownership / Management

• Owned by Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Derbyshire Warfield 38 B 0.20 67% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Green Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8)

Ownership / Management

• Owned by • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Edmunds Warfield 44 B 0.60 71% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Lane Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14)

Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Edmunds Warfield 45 F 2.27 71% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Green Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14) • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy EN4) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Garth Warfield 58 D 7.12 49% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Meadows Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) • Area of Local Landscape Importance (BFBLP Policy EN10ii) • Part of Cut Countryside Corridor Strategic SANG Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Garth Pond 59 D 0.6 34% Average • Land within Defined Settlement with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) • Area of Local Landscape Importance (BFBLP Policy EN10ii) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Goddard Warfield 60 B 1.79 66% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Way Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy EN4) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Harvest Hill Warfield 64 B 2.73 64% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Hayley 65 E 2.07 64% Very Good • Land Outside Defined Settlement Green and • Open Space of Public Value (Core Woods Local Cranborne Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Nature • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy Reserve EN4) • Local Nature Reserve (BFBLP Policy EN4) • Area of Local Landscape Importance (BFBLP Policy EN10ii) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Kennel Lane Warfield 73 F 0.13 71% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Larks Hill Binfield 82 D 7.44 68% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) • Part of Cut Countryside Corridor Strategic SANG Includes the Appropriation Land (0.95 ha) which will be replaced in kind on Cabbage Hill Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Larks Hill is a 16.5 acre (6.7 hectare) public open space situated off Harvest Ride in Warfield. The site was adopted by Bracknell Forest Council in 1995 as part of the open space provision for the housing area. Larks Hill was named due to the presence of skylarks and other farmland birds on the site. It now forms an important countryside link between the town and rural parishes, with fine views over the surrounding countryside. Wildlife The site is a naturally regenerated grassland surrounded by a recently established ditch and hedge system, and contains young field trees and an orchard of around 100 apple, pear and plum trees. The following species from the Bracknell Biodiversity Action Plan have been found at the site, illustrating its importance as a green space on the edge of Bracknell's built-up area: • skylark • bullfinch • barn owl • hobby • cowslip • wild service tree Larks Hill contains two grazing paddocks where cows graze between July and October. This avoids the majority of the nesting season and the cows are moved elsewhere before the site is overgrazed, leaving suitable ground cover for the birds. The spring barley compartment provides an agricultural habitat of value to the key farmland songbirds, including skylarks and wintering flocks of buntings and finches. A colourful show of the traditional annual flora of arable farmland is also produced, including corn marigold, corncockle, corn chamomile and cornflower. Site etiquette During the bird breeding season (March to July), members of the public are asked to keep dogs on leads at Larks Hill. Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) Larks Hill is part of the Cut Countryside Corridor, which is a group of public open spaces currently undergoing enhancement works as a Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG). This is to create an enjoyable natural environment for recreation, away from the Thames Basin Heath Special Protection Area. How to get there Larks Hill car park, off Harvest Ride, Warfield (grid reference: SU 87052 70812). For directions to Larks Hill please view our location map. Access Popular with local residents, dog-walkers and horse-riders, Larks Hill is open to all members of the public and a tarmac car park with 20 bays is available at the site. Six further pedestrian access points lead onto Larks Hill's hoggin paths which are predominantly suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs (although some may become soft in wet weather). One of a series of three accessible rural routes around Bracknell begins in the Larks Hill car park. This leaflet is available from the walking page.

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Newt Warfield 95 D 0.84 61% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Reserve Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core (accessed Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) from Flemish Place) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Warfield 103 E 2.28 60% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy EN4) • Local Nature Reserve (BFBLP Policy EN4) • Part of Cut Countryside Corridor Strategic SANG Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Piggy Wood is a locally important ancient woodland that provides a green space within an urban setting. The woodland is located in the Quelm Park Estate, in the Parish of Warfield. Facilities and key features Piggy Wood is designated as a Local Nature Reserve and a Local Wildlife Site for its high wildlife value. During the spring, the wood is covered by a colourful carpet of wildflowers including bluebells, white wood anemone and yellow wood avens. If you look carefully, damsel and dragonflies can also be seen flying close to the tributary of The Cut. History A suggestion for the name of the site comes from the time of the Reformation, where the term 'pig' was a derogatory term for a priest. To escape from persecution, priests from Hurley Church were said to have hidden in the wood (per R Seward). Once surrounded by open agricultural land, the wood and wildlife corridor are now enclosed in residential housing developed in the mid 1990s. The site was adopted by the borough council in 1998. Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) Piggy Wood is part of The Cut Countryside Corridor, which is a group of public open spaces currently undergoing enhancement works as a Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG). This is to create an enjoyable natural environment for recreation, away from the Thames Basin Heath Special Protection Area. How to get there The entrance to Piggy Wood is located off Newport Drive, Warfield. Roadside parking is available - approximately - RG42 2QN - OS Ref: SU872 707. For directions to Piggy Wood please view our location map. Pedestrian access into the wood is possible from an entrance at Howell Close, and via the wildlife corridor from Newport Drive. Pedestrian access is possible along wildlife corridor past Quelm Lane and across to Harvest Ride near the balancing pond, where pedestrian gates are present at each road crossing point. Paths are hoggin surface. Kennel Lane path links the road of the same name to Coney Grange at the northern end, with a tarmac pedestrian path feeding in from the new housing mid- way along the path. Path surface is mud and woodchip, becoming muddy and difficult after poor weather. Friends of group If you are a resident and would like to find out more about what is happening in your local wood please contact the Parks and Countryside team.

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Piggy Wood Warfield 104 E 0.13 60% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Quelm Lane Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core link Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Piggy Wood Warfield 105 E 0.36 60% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Qulem Lane Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core link Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy EN4) • Local Nature Reserve (BFBLP Policy EN4) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Priory Copse Warfield 111 E 0.66 22% Poor • Land within Defined Settlement (buffer Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core planting Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) land) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Priory Fields Binfield 112 H 3 Not Audited • Land within Defined Settlement with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Sage Walk Warfield 117 B 0.04 51% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line The Warfield 134 B 1.06 67% Very Good • Land within Defined Settlement Chestnuts Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Warfield Warfield 144 B 0.97 64% Very Good • (Left Part) Land within Defined Chase/ Land Harvest Settlement at Ride • (Right Part) Land Outside Defined Bedfordshire Settlement Down • Open Space of Public Value (Core Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Warfield Binfield 145 H 1.84 82%* Excellent • Land Outside Defined Settlement Memorial with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Park Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Ownership / Management

• Owned and managed by Warfield Parish Council

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Westmorland Warfield 147 H 6.71 62% Very Good • Land Outside Defined Settlement Park Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Westmorland Park is an eight-hectare site in Warfield. A large variety of recreational activities are catered for through the network of paths, open spaces, play areas and pavilion. Wildlife can be spotted in the balancing pond or at Local Nature Reserve which lies next door. Facilities and key features Some of the features include: • a pavilion that is available to hire for activities such as aerobics and Tai Chi • three tennis courts, several football pitches, a basketball hoop and a baseball diamond • play areas with equipment suitable for children aged 2 to 14 years • a community shelter • a balancing pond that is managed by Thames Water • Hayley Green Wood Local Nature Reserve which lies next door Westmorland Park Lawn Tennis Club There are three tennis courts at Westmorland Park open to members between the hours of 8am and dusk. Booking forms are kept on the courts and changed every Monday. The club is a member of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and teams play within their leagues. The club activities are run by an elected committee and the services of a professional LTA coach are available to members for private lessons. As an added bonus the club gets an allocation of Wimbledon tickets each year. For information about the club visit their Facebook page. Apply for membership You can apply for membership by using the online membership application form. Westmorland Park Lawn Tennis Club - membership form By joining the club you agree to abide by the club rules, and to the use of the courts as agreed by the committee. A copy of the club rules is also available. For enquiries please contact Customer Services on 01344 352000. History Hayley Green Wood was once a part of Warfield Park, an extensive estate which was owned by Colonel John Walsh in 1766. The site has seen more recent industrial uses, but during 2002 Hayley Green Wood was incorporated into Westmorland Park. The balancing pond was created in the early 1990s to store excess water during heavy rainfall. It is owned and maintained by Thames Water. Westmorland Park was established as part of the public open space provision within the housing development and was transferred to the ownership of the council in 1999. Wildlife Hayley Green Wood is designated a Local Nature Reserve and Local Wildlife Site for its important wildlife, which includes grass snakes and a wide range of wild flowers such as ox-eye daisy, self heal and foxglove. The site lies on London Clay and is comprised of mixed deciduous woodland such as ash, willow and silver birch.

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Whitegrove Warfield 148 E 3.47 36% Average • Land within Defined Settlement Copse Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Local Wildlife Site (BFBLP Policy EN4) • Local Nature Reserve (BFBLP Policy EN4)) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Whitegrove Copse is an area of ancient woodland which is a valuable wildlife habitat and landscape feature, as well as an attractive place for woodland walks. The copse is located to the north of Bracknell, in the parish of Warfield. Facilities and key features : • is an Ancient Woodland which is also designated a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and Local Wildlife Site (LWS) for its high wildlife value. • has hoggin and narrow wooden board bridges which form a ‘figure of 8’ route around the copse • has cycle paths that run from Goughs Lane to Tarragon Close and along the boundary near Top Common History Whitegrove Copse has been wooded since at least 1600 and possibly longer. The name may relate to the spring blossoms of hawthorn and crab apple. The wood formed an essential part of the Holly Spring Estate infrastructure, providing wood and cover for deer. As part of the Holly Spring estate the site was owned in its last few years by the Sheppee family and the copse was part of this self-contained estate. It provided cover as a part of pheasant shoots for the estate along with wood for fire logs and pea sticks within the gardens. During the 1990s large areas of the land surrounding Whitegrove were developed for housing, and the copse was retained as a public open space and managed by the Parks and Countryside service from 1996. Wildlife The site contains important wildlife relating to the diverse ancient woodland habitats including spring flowers such as bluebells, dead wood and old trees. Wildlife you might spot includes: • speckled wood and holly blue butterflies • blackcaps and chiffchaffs are migrant birds in spring • dark bush crickets in late summer • coal tits and goldcrests can be seen and heard in the Scot's pine, Douglas fir and larch Management The site is actively managed as a working coppice by local conservation volunteers - and the hazel sticks are used for creating woven fences and hedge laying.

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Warfield Warfield 195 I 0.72 Not Audited • Land within Defined Settlement Primary Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core School Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Warfield Primary School Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Edmund Lane Warfield 226 F 0.24 60% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • River Corridor (BLBLP Policy EN14) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Near the Warfield 229 E 0.10 28% Poor • Land within Defined Settlement Chestnuts Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study Quality 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Rating Rating Score Quality line Score Quality line Walsh Avenue Warfield 232 B 0.10 49% Good • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Scor Quality line Score Quality line e Lambrook Winkfield Part I Part of Not audited • Two parts of the site are in Warfield Haileybury and 236 9.97 Parish with the main part in Winkfield School Cranborne Parish • Land Outside Defined Settlement • Open Space of Public Value (Core Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line Cricketers Winkfield 237 B Not Audited • Land Outside Defined Settlement Lane and • Open Space of Public Value (Core Cranbourne Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line St Michaels Binfield 317 L 0.32 Not Audited • Land Outside Defined Settlement Church with • Green Belt Warfield • Open Space of Public Value (Core Strategy DPD Policy CS8) Ownership / Management

• Owned by the Diocese for the Church of • Managed by Warfield Church Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line St Michaels Binfield 318 L 0.21 Not audited • Land Outside Defined Settlement Church with • Green Belt Warfield • Open Space of Public Value (Core Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Conservation Area Ownership / Management

• Owned by the Oxford Diocese for the • Managed by Warfield Church Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line Chuff Corner Warfield Not audited • Land within Defined Settlement Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8 Ownership / Management

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line South of Warfield Not audited • Land within Defined Settlement Flemish Place Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8

Ownership / Management

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line Warfield 24 Not audited • Land within Defined Settlement Drive (part Harvest • Open Space of Public Value (Core near Julius Ride Strategy DPD Policy CS8 Hill) Ownership / Management

• Owned by Bracknell Forest Council • Managed by Parks and Countryside Services Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line Avery Lane Binfield Not audited • Land within Defined Settlement with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) • Designated Byway Open to All Traffic (BOAT) • Right of Way FP8 Ownership / Management

Description

Name Ward Site Typology Area PPG17 study 2015 Study Quality Planning Designations / Notes Ref (hectares) Quality Rating Rating Score Quality Score Quality line line Hedge Lane Binfield Not audited • Land within Defined Settlement with • Open Space of Public Value (Core Warfield Strategy DPD Policy CS8) • Allocated Site (CSDPD Policy CS5 and SALP Policy SA9) • Right of Way FP26 Ownership / Management

Description

Existing Private Spaces

1. Beggars Roost (Site Ref: TBC) 2. Long Copse (Site Ref: TBC) 3. WHS and pond north of Harvest Ride (Site Ref TBC)

Intended New Public Open Spaces:

Area 1 4. Thomas Lawrence Brickworks Newt Reserve Land (Site Ref; TBC)

Area 2 – Persimmons/Other: 5. Cabbage Hill West (includes 39. Long Copse above) – (Site Ref: 284)

Berkeley’s: 6. Cabbage Hill East and Surplus Land – (Site Ref: 284) 7. POS 1 (land off the Frampton’s Bridge Roundabout and Binfield Road) - (Site Ref: 284) 8. POS 2 (Larks Hill Appropriation Land) - (Site Ref: 284) 9. POS 3 (Berkeley’s section of the East to West Greenway) - (Site Ref: 284) 10. POS 4 (Linear strip of land from Cabbage Hill East to Harvest Ride/Garth Meadows) -(Site Ref: 284) 11. POS 5 (Land from the East to West Greenway to Harvest Ride) - (Site Ref: 284) 12. West End Lane Strategic Planting Land - (Site Ref: 284) 13. The River Cut Park Land - (Site Ref: 284)

Area 3 – Separate Owners: 14. Bull Brook River Park Land (includes 38, Beggars Roost above) - (Site Ref TBC)

Area 4 – Millgate: 15. Land at Manor Farm (Site Ref: TBC)

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