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Classification: NULBC UNCLASSIFIED Total New Remaining Site Remaining SHLAA REF Address: Most Recent Planning Application: Brief Description: Dwellings Capacity for next 5 Site Capacity Proposed (net): years at 01/04/2017 Land West Of Ravens Close AB11 Newcastle Under Lyme 16/00727/FUL Erection of 6 dwellings 6 6 6 Staffordshire Audley Working Mens Club New AB17 Road Bignall End Stoke On Trent 15/00692/FUL Erection of 12 houses 12 12 12 Staffordshire ST7 8QF BL20 Land Off Slacken Lane, Kidsgrove 13/00266/FUL Erection of 6 bungalows 6 6 6 Land South Of West Avenue, West Of Church Street And Congleton Road, And BL21 15/00916/REM Residential development of 171 dwellings 171 90 90 North Of Linley Road, Butt Lane, Kidsgrove 13/00625/OUT (COMMERCIAL PERMISSION BL22 Linley Trading Estate, Linley Road, Talke Erection of up to 139 dwellings 139 139 0 IMPLEMENTED) Former Woodshutts Inn, Lower Ash BL23 14/00767/FUL Construction of 22 affordable dwellings 22 22 22 Road, Kidsgrove BL24 Land adjacent 31 Banbury Street, Talke 14/00027/FUL Erection of 13 new dwellings 13 13 13 Methodist Church Chapel Street Butt Erection of 2 two bedroom dwellings, two semi detached houses BL25 14/00266/FUL 10 10 10 Lane and 6 one bedroom apartments BL26 33 - 33A Lower Ash Road, Kidsgrove 15/00452/FUL 8 houses 8 6 6 Land At West Avenue Kidsgrove Residential development for 44 dwellings at West Avenue, BL8 Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire ST7 15/00368/OUT 44 44 44 Kidsgrove (Phase 4) 1TW Land Rear Of 166 To 188Bradwell Erection of 4 1 bed 2 person apartments and 2 2 bed 4 person BW13 LanePorthillNewcastle Under Lyme 16/00103/FUL 6 6 6 dwellings Staffordshire CH10 Land At Ashfields New Road, Newcastle 15/00699/FUL Construction of 10 houses and 32 flats 42 34 34 CT21 Land off Watermills Road, Chesterton 13/00974/OUT Residential development of up to 65 dwellings 65 65 65 Former Chesterton Servicemen's Club, Mixed use development including new clubhouse, dwellings and CT22 08/00800/REM 19 19 0 Sandford Street, Chesterton commercial unit. Corona Park, Sandford Street, CT23 10/00480/FUL Erection of 16 terraced dwellings 16 8 8 Chesterton Demolition of existing public house and erection of 4 semi- Eagle And Child, Red Lion Square, CT24 15/00730/FUL (UNAVAILABLE FOR HOUSING) detached three bedroom houses and 1 new one bedroom flat over 5 5 0 Chesterton garage Land North East Of Brittain Avenue, HD1 15/01081/FUL Erection of 7 dwellings (3 2 bed houses and 4 1bed apartments) 7 7 7 Chesterton London Road, Chesterton (Bennett HD18 09/00155/FUL Demolition of a public housing and erection of seven dwellings 7 7 7 Arms) Land between Apedale Road and HD24 Palatine Drive, Chesterton (Apedale 13/00525/OUT Residential development of up to 350 dwellings 350 350 90 South) Midland House, London Road, 12/00118/OUT Proposed demolition of existing industrial building and erection of HD25 14 14 14 Chesterton 16/00623/REM 14no. new dwellings and retail/commercial units Land Rear Of Boars Head High Street HM24 15/00588/REM Erection of 8 dwellings 8 8 8 Halmerend HM25 Blue Bell Inn New Road Wrinehill 13/00065/FUL or 15/00759/FUL 5 5 5 Proposed 5 no. detached dwellings 08/00631/FUL (UNACHIEVABLE EXTANT HM3 Wrinehill Garage, Main Road, Betley 7 residential units 7 7 0 PERMISSION) Former Garages, Gloucester Road, KG15 14/00890/DEEM3 Residential development for up to 8 dwellings 8 8 8 Kidsgrove Lock Up Garages Sussex Drive Demolition of existing lock-up garages and erection of 6 town KG16 Kidsgrove Stoke-On-Trent 16/00852/OUT 6 6 6 houses Staffordshire William Road, Kidsgrove (site of the KG6 11/00494/FUL 10 dwellings 10 10 10 Galley PH) Land at William Road and Warwick KG7 14/00801/FUL Erection of 5 dwellings 5 0 0 Close, Kidsgrove KL16 Land off Pepper Street, Keele 13/00970/OUT Residential development (maximum of 100 dwellings) 100 100 0 Proposed residential development of 83 dwellings with school drop University Of Keele Keele Newcastle KL17 off point, shop and areas of greenspace (The Hawthorns, Keele 83 83 83 Under Lyme Staffordshire 15/01004/FUL Village). Land At Junction Of Church Street And KS19 16/00088/FUL Proposed housing development of 6 dwellings 6 6 6 Chapel Street, Silverdale KS20 Land off Lichfield Close, Silverdale 14/00855/FUL Erection of 8 dwellings 8 8 8 KS21 Chapel Court, Chapel Street, Silverdale 14/00531/FUL Erection of 4 houses and 2 flats 6 6 6 Land at junction of Church Street and KS22 14/00437/FUL Erection of 6 flats 6 0 0 Chapel Street, Silverdale Land Adjacent Crown Inn, Crown Street, KS23 15/00493/FUL Proposed residential development consisting of 6 apartments 6 6 6 Silverdale Tadgedale Quarry Mucklestone Road LW12 Loggerheads Market Drayton 15/00015/OUT Erection of up to 128 dwellings 128 128 90 Shropshire TF9 4DJ Land South West Of Mucklestone Road, Residential development of up to 78 units including provision of LW13 West Of Price Close And North Of 15/00202/OUT 16/00784/REM affordable housing, public open space and vehicular and 78 78 78 Market Drayton Road, Loggerheads pedestrian accesses Land At End Of Gateway Avenue 13/00426/OUT LW33 Baldwins Gate Newcastle Under 16/00676/REM Residential development of 109 dwellings 109 109 90 Lyme Staffordshire Land To The North East Of Eccleshall Road, South East Of Pinewood Road LW34 15/00448/OUT Erection of up to 16 dwellings 16 16 0 And North West Of Lower Road, Hook Gate Land Off Rowney Close 16/00994/FUL The construction of 6 new 2 bed 4 person semi-detached LW35 Loggerheads Market Drayton 14/00662/FUL 6 0 0 dwellings Shropshire Land Adjacent The Sheet Anchor LW36 Newcastle Road Whitmore Newcastle 16/00609/FUL The construction of 7 new houses 7 7 7 Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 5BU Homestead/May Place Former Day MB7 Centre, May Place, Brampton Road, 14/00476/FUL (EXTRA CARE HOME) 65 apartment Extra Care scheme 0 0 0 Newcastle Former Victoria Court, Brampton Road, MB8 14/00521/FUL Proposed development of six residential dwellings 6 6 6 May Bank MD31 Land off New Road, Madeley 14/00930/OUT Outline application for the erection of up to 32 dwellings 32 32 32 Land adjacent to Rowley House, Moss MD32 13/00990/OUT Residential development for up to 42 dwellings 42 42 42 Lane, Madeley MD35 Moss Farm, Bower End Lane, Madeley 14/00132/FUL Conversion of existing rural buildings to 5 no. dwellings 5 5 5 Land Off Liverpool Road Kidsgrove RC8 Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire ST7 15/00818/FUL Residential development 8 8 8 4EH Former Site Of Silverdale Station And SP15 11/00284/FUL Erection of twenty three houses 23 23 23 Goods Shed, Station Road, Silverdale Conservative Club Bowling Green SP16 Kinsey StreetSilverdale Newcastle 16/00181/FUL Proposed 8 no. semi detached dwellings 8 0 0 Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 6JL Classification: NULBC UNCLASSIFIED Classification: NULBC UNCLASSIFIED Land To The Rear Of Former Randles 15/00077/OUT TB22 Garage Higherland Newcastle Under 16/00405/REM Erection of up to 12 dwellings. 12 12 12 Lyme Staffordshire ST5 2TF Hamptons Metal Merchants And Land TB5 Adjoining Keele Road Newcastle 15/01085/OUT Residential development of up to 138 dwellings 138 138 138 Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 5AA 244 room student accommodation, of which 159 are self TC14 Nelson Place (Jubilee Baths) 15/00166/FUL 0 0 0 contained units Centurion House, West Street, Demolition of existing building and erection of 6 no. 2 bed TC17 15/00203/FUL/ 15/00652/FUL 6 6 6 Newcastle residential units 15/00843/OUT TC23 Land Off York Street, Newcastle Residential Development 6 dwellings 6 6 6 16/00494/REM Newcastle Baptist Church, London Road, TC32 14/00477/FUL Erection of 22 residential apartments 22 22 22 Newcastle Land opposite superstore, Lyme Valley TC33 14/00472/FUL Erection of 6 dwellings 6 0 0 Road, Newcastle The erection of a care village development (Use Class C2) for Former Maxims, Stanier Street, TC5 15/00498/FUL elderly people comprising a new three and four storey building 28 0 28 Newcastle with a 74 bed care home and 28 care apartments Former Talke Social Club, Coalpit Hill, TK22 08/00014/FUL Residential development 8 8 8 Talke 13/00103/FUL Demolition of public house and erection of 14 dwellings (10 TK23 The Skylark, High Street, Talke 10 0 0 15/00329/FUL dwellings under 15/00329/FUL) Land West Of Barrie Gardens Talke 16/00874/FUL 10 Single storey 2 bed dwellings (Resubmission of planning TK4 10 10 10 Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire application 15/00956/FUL) Priory Day Centre, Lymewood Grove, Demolition of day care centre and the construction of 13 new WL15 14/00284/FUL 13 13 13 Newcastle single storey dwellings WL16 Oxford Arms, Moreton Parade, May Bank 15/00421/FUL Six pairs of semi-detached houses to provide 12 no. dwellings 12 0 0 Former T G Holdcroft, Knutton Road, WS9 14/00968/FUL Erection of 31 retirement dwellings 31 0 0 Wolstanton Garages Adjacent To 4 Colclough 16/00519/FUL Proposed single dwelling 1 1 1 Avenue Wolstanton Newcastle Under Lyme Staffordshire ST5 8JP 16/00516/REM Land Adj 29 Mow Cop Road Mow Cop Erection of detached dwelling 1 1 1 Stoke On Trent Staffordshire ST7 1 And Site Of 2 Walton Place Chesterton Newcastle Under Lyme 16/00388/FUL Erection of 4no terraced dwellings. 4 4 4 Staffordshire ST5 7PR Demolition of existing building and erection of 3 storey building 1 George Street, Newcastle 16/00050/FUL 2 2 2 including 2 No.
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