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Call for Sites Register Stratford-on-Avon District - Call for Sites Register (as at 31 December 2017) The Call for Sites Register is a list of land in the District that has been suggested to the Council for consideration for future development. Inclusion on the Register is in no way an indication that the Council considers the proposed site or proposed use to be suitable or the scale of the use to be appropriate. The Register is simply a record of land that is potentially available for development and the Council has not verified the accuracy of any information submitted. Suggestions can be made by any interested party and there is no obligation to notify the landowner/occupier. The Council will assess suggestions through its ongoing Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment work as part of the plan-making process. Suggestions for new sites can be made via the Call for Sites Nomination Form available at www.stratford.gov.uk/callforsites. Date Sub-Area Current Use / Site Location Site Size - Site Size - Commercial Old Ref Parish Ref Site Name Site Address / Location Settlement Parish Sub Area Land Type Proposed Land Use Homes Submitted By Submitted/Update Notes Ref Description Type Gross(Ha) Net (Ha) Floorspace d Land to North of Shipston Under CSE ALD.01 North of Shipston Road Alderminster Alderminster Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.25 2.25 Residential 25 0 Rosconn Group Oct-14 Road construction Land to North of Shipston CSE ALD.02 North of Shipston Road Alderminster Alderminster Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 3.23 3.23 Residential 30 0 Rosconn Group Dec-16 Road Land at Kissing Tree CSE ALV.01 Church Lane, Alveston Alveston Stratford-upon-Avon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.63 2.6 Residential 13 0 Spitfire Properties LLP Sep-14 House Bearley Road, Aston CNO AST.01 Bearley Road Aston Cantlow Aston Cantlow Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 1.32 1.32 Residential 19 0 Spitfire Properties LLP Sep-14 Cantlow Re-submitted Land adjacent to Bearley Road, Aston CNO AST.02.A Aston Cantlow Aston Cantlow Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 0.68 0.68 Residential 10 0 Stansgate Planning Oct-14 above site but split Oaklands Cantlow into two phases Second phase Land adjacent to Bearley Road, Aston Residential/green CNO AST.02.B Aston Cantlow Aston Cantlow Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 0.64 0.64 / 0 Stansgate Planning Oct-14 (land use not Oaklands Cantlow infrastructure definitive) Atherstone airfield, Atherstone airfield, Atherstone-on-Stour ATH.01 Atherstone-on-Stour Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 19 10 employment JLL Oct-14 Atherstone-on Stour Atherstone-on Stour Parish Land adjacent to Atherstone-on-Stour to be ATH.02 Atherstone-on-Stour Atherstone-on-Stour Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 19.77 Residential Unknown 0 Alscot Estate Nov-17 Atherstone airfield Parish agreed Land at Atherstone Airfield, Shipston road, Land at Atherstone ATH.03 Atherstone-on-Atour, Atherstone-on-Stour Atherstone-on-Stour Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 5.39 5.39 Residential 50 0 Stansgate Planning Mar-18 Airfield Stratford-upon-Avom, CV37 8BE Land at Atherstone Airfield, Shipston road, Land at Atherstone ATH.04 Atherstone-on-Atour, Atherstone-on-Stour Atherstone-on-Stour Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 20.44 20.44 Residential 350 0 Stansgate Planning Mar-18 Airfield B Stratford-upon-Avom, CV37 8BE Can be split into West of Bearley, two Prepared to split CNO BEA.01 Land to West of Bearley Bearley Bearley Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.9 Residential 25 0 Lone Star Land Sep-14 Snitterfield Road phases into two phases (1.45 each) Manor Cottage Snitterfield CNO BEA.02 Manor Cottage Bearley Bearley Residential Greenfield Rural area 0.31 0.18 Residential 2 0 Owner Sep-14 Road Proposal to Manor House, Snitterfield Not Not 6 + conversion of CNO BEA.03 Manor House Bearley Bearley Residential Greenfield Rural area Residential 0 Owner Oct-14 convert Manor Road known known house to flats House to flats. Land off Church Lane. CNO BEA.04 Land off Church Lane Bearley Bearley "VACANT" Greenfield Rural area 0.58 Residential 4 or 5 0 Andrew Granger & Co Oct-14 Bearley CNO BEA.05 Baxters House School Lane, Bearley Bearley Bearley Domestic Greenfield Rural area 0.52 0.4 Residential 5 or 6 0 Owner Oct-14 CNO BEA.06 Hollytree Cottage Snitterfield Road, Bearley Bearley Bearley Garden & Paddock Greenfield Rural area 1.6 Residential 7 0 Owner Land North of Parkwood Consultancy CNO BEA.07 Snitterfield Road, Bearley Bearley Bearley Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 6 3 Residential 60 0 Oct-14 Snitterfield Road Services Countrywide Country Bearley Mill off BEA.08 Store, Bearley Mill, CV37 Bearley Bearley Previous retail store Brownfield Rural area 2.28 2.28 Residential 55 0 Sworders Mar-18 Snitterfield road 0SA Years 1-5 200 homes, phase 2 (years 6-10) Station Road, Bishop's Follett Property further 200 NEN BIT.01 The Harbury Estate Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Distribution Depot Brownfield Rural area 100+ 22.2 Residential 200+ 0 Sep-14 Itchington Holdings Ltd dwellings & phase 3 (year 11+) additional 200 dwellings Knightcote Road, Bishop's NEN BIT.02 Land at Knightcote Road Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 6 6 Residential 80 0 Howkins and Harrison Sep-14 Itchington Land North of Plough Plough Lane, Bishop's NEN BIT.03 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.7 1 Residential 30 0 Pegasus Group Oct-14 Lane, Bishops Itchington Itchington Land west of Gaydon Gaydon Road Bishop's NEN BIT.04 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 9 9 Residential 57 0 Cerda Planning Feb-17 road Itchington Land East of Old Road, Old Road, Bishop's NEN BIT.05 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.1 2.1 Residential 63 0 Lone Star Land Nov-17 Bishop's Itchington Itchington Land North of Ladbrooke Road, Bishop's NEN BIT.06 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 2.3 1.87 Residential 56 0 Lone Star Land Nov-17 Ladbrooke Road Itchington Land to the West of Butchers Close, Bishop's NEN BIT.07 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 0.82 0.82 Residential 5 0 Lone Star Land Nov-17 Butchers close Itchington Land south of B4451, Land south of B4451, NEN BIT.08 Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 26 26 Residential 780 0 Lone Star Land Nov-17 Southam Southam Land North of Harbury NEN BIT.09 B4451, Southam Bishop's Itchington Bishop's Itchington Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 10.1 10.1 Residential Unknown 0 Lone Star Land Nov-17 Depot Land Off Orchard Close, SES BRA.01 Land Off Orchard Close Brailes Brailes Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 1.7 1.3 Residential 25-30 0 Stansgate Planning Oct-14 Brailes Millstrand Properties SES BRA.02 West of Sutton lane West of Sutton lane Brailes Brailes Brailes Greenfield Rural area 2.43 2.43 Residential 0 Oct-17 Limited Town Ground, Butlers BUT.01 Butlers Marston School Butlers Marston Former school/unused Brownfield Rural area 1.43 Residential 10 0 DLS Homes Sep-14 Marston, CV35 0NN Land adjacent to Grange CNO CLA.01 Grange Farm Farmhouse, Henley Road, Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 4.52 4.52 Residential 135 0 Owner Sep-14 Claverdon Land at the end of Land between Breach Lane CNO CLA.02 Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 3 3 Residential 34-50 0 Lone Star Land Sep-14 Oakdene Close and Oakdene Close Land to South of Breach CNO CLA.03 Breach Lane, Claverdon Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 0.9 0.9 Residential 3 0 Greenwood Planning Sep-14 Lane, Claverdon Land off Lye Green CNO CLA.04 Claverdon Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 23.35 23.35 Residential 700 0 Howkins and Harrison Oct-14 Road/Station Road South of Breach Lane, CNO CLA.05 Breach Lane, Claverdon Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 1.29 1.29 Residential 30 0 Stansgate Planning Oct-14 Claverdon Greenfield/b CNO CLA.06 Greenfingers Ltd Kingston Lane, Claverdon Claverdon Claverdon Commercial Rural area 1.75 1.75 Residential 5 to 20 0 Alliance Planning Oct-14 rownfield Grange Farm, Land Grange Farm, Henley Road, CNO CLA.07 Claverdon Claverdon Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 4.52 4.52 Residential Unknown Residential Owner Mar-18 adjacent to farm house Claverdon, CV35 8PS Campden Road, Clifford Clifford Chambers CLI.01 Land off Campden Road Clifford Chambers Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 7.7 7.7 Residential 60 0 Framptons Sep-17 Chamvers and Milcote Campden Road, Clifford Clifford Chambers CLI.02 Land off Campden Road Clifford Chambers Agricultural land Greenfield Rural area 1.29 1.29 Residential 23 0 Framptons Sep-17 Chamvers and Milcote Land at Stratford Agri Park, Campden Road, Clifford Clifford Chambers CLI.03 Stratford Agri Farm Clifford Chambers 34.73 34.73 Residential Unknown 0 Spitfire Properties LLP Mar-18 Chambers, Warwickshire, and Milcote CV37 8LP Land West of Danzey Land West of Danzey DAN.01 Green Lane, Danzey Green, Danzey Green Tanworth-in-Arden 1.24 1.24 Residential 35 0 Stansgate Planning Mar-18 Green Lane B94 5BE Little information as no pro-forma a DAN.02 Danzey Green Lane Danzey Green Lane Danzey Green Tanworth-in-Arden Previously developed land Residential WYG Mar-18 consultation response Evesham road, Stratford- DOD.01 Dodwell park Dodwell Caravan park upon-Avon, CV37
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