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Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK January 2013 Page 1 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK HEADS NOOK Figure 1: Location of Heads Nook January 2013 Page 1 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK Settlement profile Strategic Position Heads Nook is situated 7 miles to the East of Carlisle, close to the surrounding villages of Warwick Bridge (1.6 miles), Great Corby (1.2 miles), Faugh and Hayton (2.4 miles). This small rural settlement has lost a number of its key services in recent years, forcing it to rely on the surrounding villages for these resources. Residents are largely dependent upon having a private cars for access to services. General description of settlement This is a small rural settlement which historically grew from tweed mill industry located in the valley and also agricultural industry in the surrounding area. The village is of linear form with the oldest properties fronting onto the main road that leads through the village. The village grew substantially in the late 20th Century when 80 bungalows and two storey detached and semi-detached houses were developed, the village expanding from its central spine in both a north east and south westerly direction. It is clear that most of the development has occurred to the eastern side of this linear settlement. This is also where the remaining services for the village are located (the village hall and village green with children’s play area). In recent years the facilities serving this village have diminished with the closure of the village Post Office and Shop. The church room has also closed. The village is dissected by a railway line, however, this is largely not visible due to mature tree cover. The road dissecting the settlement form is the parish boundary for Hayton and Wetheral parishes. Topographical and landscape context Land rises gradually up to the village as it is approached from the North West before levelling out. Biodiversity A feature of the settlement is the abundance of mature trees, some of which are protected by tree preservation orders. Trees line the village on the western side, along the route of the railway line which cuts through the village (to provide screening for adjacent properties). The surrounding fields and hedgerows are home to various wildlife species. Cairn Beck runs to the south of the village and its associated flood plain will also provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife. Tourist features/context There are no facilities for tourists within the village, however, just outside the village there are three B & B’s. This location may be attractive for visitors to Hadrian’s Wall, however limited public transport services to the village are limiting. Settlement services and facilities Surrounding farms and stand-alone dwellings rely on this settlement for community facilities such as the popular village hall. For a wider range of facilities and services, residents travel to the larger settlements of Warwick Bridge, Brampton and Carlisle. January 2013 Page 2 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK CABE1 Pre-consultation Comments on Scope for new development Scope for further development of Heads Nook is limited due to the lack of services within the village, however, residents of Heads Nook do support services neighbouring settlements. Further development would have to consider access to services, reliance on private transport and the availability of the public transport. Four areas potentially have capacity for development in landscape terms. To the north west there is opportunity for infill to continue the line of the main road with limited detrimental impact on the surrounding landscape as it is closely related to existing residential development. Mature trees on, and surrounding the area would provide screening. Also to the north west (south of the track) there is potential that relates well to the existing settlement. Also surrounded by mature trees development would be well screened. However, the sewage works located in this area would reduce the development potential of this land. More central to the north east of the village is an area screened from the adjacent playing field by mature trees and with open views to the north and north east towards the Pennines. Land is flat and in an elevated position as compared to surrounding land to the north and north east. Development here may intrude into the adjacent landscape. To the South east of the village land flattens and relates well to surrounding residential properties. Screened by existing trees and hedgerows this area appears to be waterlogged. The village inhabitants and those of the surrounding villages would benefit from having a village store and other local service. The demand required to sustain additional services may not be sufficient from within the village and the vicinity despite any future residential development. Community Consultation Heads Nook is divided by the parish boundaries of Wetheral and Hayton. The majority of households in Heads Nook fall within Hayton Parish. Hayton Parish Council A focus group meeting was held on 04/07/12 with members of Hayton Parish Council including a representative of Heads Nook village. A leaflet was distributed to 167 households within Hayton Parish, there were 9 responses. Eight of the respondents had concerns about further development of Heads Nook village. Concerns included: ● lack of capacity for more traffic and the increased risk to pedestrians; ● lack of affordable options; ● poor transport services and over reliance on the car; ● detrimental effect on wildlife habitats particularly those of the ground nesting birds that in decline locally; and ● lack of amenities and infrastructure that would require significant investment to improve including shops and primary school. January 2013 Page 3 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK One respondent felt that in the past development in Heads Nook had improved the layout of the village and rejuvenated the community spirit. A small scale development that complemented the village may create opportunities for better services. In addition residents of Fenton were positive about affordable housing for local people particularly young families and the elderly and disabled. Wetheral Parish Council A focus group meeting was held on 23/2/12 with members of Wetheral Parish Council including a representative of Heads Nook village. Wetheral Parish Council included a detachable comments page on the future shape of the villages in the Parish to their annual report that was distributed to all, including 150 households in Heads Nook Village. There were no responses returned. The Village is served by a limited size combined sewer pipe which at times of heavy rainfall runs at full capacity. Any further development would require a replacement pipe and enlarged sewerage treatment works. Wetheral Parish Council undertook community led planning in 2010. As part of this consultation a question asked of all households: ‘would you object to a small number of low-cost rented houses being built in the parish, to meet the needs of local people?’ 75% of people who responded said that they would have no objection (from the whole parish not just Heads Nook village). However, many expressed their concern that the existing low cost housing did not go to local families. For a full summary of responses go to end of document. January 2013 Page 4 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK Socio-economic picture for Wetheral Parish Council1 Population 5203 All dwellings 2252 Households with residents 2168 Second residence/holiday accommodation 30 Average household size 2.37 Average number of rooms per household 6.33 Owner occupied tenure 1872 Rented from Council or housing association 113 Rented from private landlord 183 Average distance travelled to fixed place of work 16.02 miles Figure 2: Economic activity aged 16-742 FT Student Economically inactive Unemployed Employed 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 1 Sourced from 2001 census data, Office for National Statistics 2010 2 Economically inactive includes retired, student, looking after home/family, permanently sick/disabled and other January 2013 Page 5 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK Socio-economic picture for Hayton Council3 Population 2180 All dwellings 947 Households with residents 919 Second residence/holiday accommodation 13 Average household size 2.37 Average number of rooms per household 6.17 Owner occupied tenure 773 Rented from Council or housing association 71 Rented from private landlord 75 Average distance travelled to fixed place of work 17.27 miles Figure 3: Economic activity aged 16-744 FT Student Economically inactive Unemployed Employed 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 3 Sourced from 2001 census data, Office for National Statistics 2010 4 Economically inactive includes retired, student, looking after home/family, permanently sick/disabled and other January 2013 Page 6 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK Photographs 1. On approach to the village the road steepens along which there are a number of spaced out large detached houses. 2. Ariel photograph of an open area close to the north western entrance of the village with mature tree cover delineating the site boundaries. 3. Flat open land to the north west of the village is well screened, however, sewage works to the south west of site. January 2013 Page 7 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK 4. Land to the north west of the village is flat with a playing field and park adjacent to the right (separated by tree cover). Good views towards the Pennines. 5. Open land to the south east of the settlement is flat with woodland and open views to the Pennines.. 6. Traditional style of building that fronts the main road approaching Heads Nook. January 2013 Page 8 Carlisle District: Rural Masterplanning HEADS NOOK 7. Photograph shows open space area 8. Terraced housing central to the within the centre of the village, providing settlement in red brick lie opposite to the the only open recreation space within the village green.
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