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Responses to Call for Sites Exercise – Autumn 2019 Bromsgrove District Council - Bromsgrove District Plan Review Responses to Call for Sites Exercise – Autumn 2019 A Call for Sites exercise took place alongside the District Plan Review Update and Further Issues Consultation. Interested parties were invited to submit sites to the Council which they believed to have development potential, for possible inclusion in the District Plan Review. Disclaimer: The sites which have been mapped are as submitted Some sites extend outside of Bromsgrove District into other local authority areas, but the full extent of these sites have been mapped Some sites extend across a Bromsgrove ward boundary; where this occurs these sites are referred to in all relevant ward tables No assessment of the suitability of any of the sites has taken place to date NO CONCLUSIONS SHOULD BE DRAWN AT THIS STAGE 1 Alvechurch South Ward – 28 sites Initial Nearest Area Site Site Name Parish1 Parish2 Ward1 Ward2 Settlement (ha) Ref 21 47 Redditch Road and adjacent land Alvechurch 0.35 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 22 Land off Acanthus Road Redditch 44.03 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward 29 Land to the south of 28 Redditch Road Alvechurch 2.52 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 61 Land north of Radford Road Alvechurch 1.42 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 116 Land adjacent Hill Cottage Alvechurch 0.49 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 118 Land to northeast of Hill Cottage Alvechurch 0.04 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 119 Land adjacent 6 Greenfield Cottages Alvechurch 0.18 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Land between Penn Lane and Alcester 132 Portway 2.14 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Road The Old Brickworks, Kiln Court, 135 Alvechurch 2.58 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Scarfield Hill Land adjacent and to rear of 146 Alvechurch 0.39 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Alvechurch Almshouses, Station Road Land at Oaklands International and 150 Branson's Cross 25.6 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Attwell Farm Park, Seafield Lane 156 Land adjacent 16 Meadow Lane Alvechurch 0.27 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Alvechurch Village Ward Land adjacent (east) to Beoley 171 Branson's Cross 0.39 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Lane/Broad Lane junction Land north of Dagnall End Road, west 177a Beoley 48.49 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward of Icknield Street 177b Land east of Icknield Street Beoley 3.04 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Land between Beoley Lane and Pink 184 Branson's Cross 13.47 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Green Lane Land to rear St Mary's Catholic Church, 187 Alvechurch 0.64 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward School Lane Land at Bordesley Park Farm, Dagnall 192 Redditch 1.33 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward End Road 2 Initial Nearest Area Site Site Name Parish1 Parish2 Ward1 Ward2 Settlement (ha) Ref Land at Birch Acre Farm, east of Lilley 216 Inkford 22.25 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Green Lane 234 Land west of Redditch Road Alvechurch 22.51 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Land east of Birmingham Road, 237 Redditch 60.99 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Bordesley 242 Land north of Scarfield Hill Alvechurch 17.24 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward 251 Land east of Swan Street Alvechurch 13.1 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Land west of A435, north and south of 262 Branson's Cross 97.4 Beoley CP Alvechurch South Ward Beoley Lane Land to rear of Sunnymead, Station 279 Alvechurch 6.15 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Road Land west of Alvechurch Railway 286 Alvechurch 5.33 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Station Land around Old Rectory Lane and 240 Alvechurch 91.51 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward Alvechurch South Ward Radford Road, west of A441 Land west of Birmingham Road, Tutnall and Alvechurch 236 Redditch 54.25 Tardebigge Ward Alvechurch South Ward Bordesley Cobley CP CP 3 Alvechurch Village Ward – 9 sites Initial Nearest Area Site Site Name Parish1 Ward1 Ward2 Settlement (ha) Ref 35 Land west of Old Rectory Lane Alvechurch 2.24 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward 108 Land to rear 2 Birmingham Road, Alvechurch Alvechurch 0.39 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward Land south of Withybed Lane (between canal and railway 109 Alvechurch 0.51 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward line) Land north of Withybed Lane (between canal and railway 153 Alvechurch 0.39 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward line) 229 Land east of Callow Hill Road Alvechurch 2.75 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward Land around Old Rectory Lane and Radford Road, west of 240 Alvechurch 91.51 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward Alvechurch South Ward A441 244 Land adjacent and to rear 116-118 Birmingham Road Alvechurch 5.76 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward 284 Land south of Callow Hill Road Alvechurch 2.09 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch Village Ward Alvechurch Village 156 Land adjacent 16 Meadow Lane Alvechurch 0.27 Alvechurch CP Alvechurch South Ward Ward 4 Aston Fields Ward – 2 sites Initial Nearest Area Other Site Site Name Parish1 Ward1 Ward2 Ward3 Settlement (ha) LA Ref 133 Land to the west of 7 Marlborough Avenue Bromsgrove 0.29 No Parish Aston Fields Ward 141 The Birches, 98 New Road Bromsgrove 0.33 No Parish Aston Fields Ward 5 Avoncroft Ward – 21 sites Initial Nearest Site Site Name Area (ha) Parish1 Parish2 Ward1 Ward2 Ward3 Other LA Settlement Ref Stoke Prior Sports and Country Club, 17 Stoke Prior 3.66 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Weston Hall Road Land off Shaw Lane and Hanbury 39 Stoke Prior 0.61 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Road Stoke 44 Land west of Hanbury Road 5.93 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Heath 60 Land north of Shaw Lane Stoke Prior 1.38 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Land at the junction of Woodgate Stoke 80 0.51 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Road and Holmes Lane Works 106 Land to rear 1-7 Orchard Crescent Stoke Prior 1.16 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward 128 Land at 49 Hanbury Road Stoke Prior 0.36 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward 130a Land west of Shaw Lane Stoke Prior 0.76 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward 130b Land east of Shaw Lane Stoke Prior 1.31 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Land at Intall Fields Farm, Hanbury 136 Stoke Prior 3.13 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Road 140 Land south of Westonhall Road Stoke Prior 16.73 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Land south of Stoke Prior Sports & 147 Stoke Prior 6.19 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Country Club Land off Hanbury Road, south of 148 Stoke Prior 8.95 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Saxon Business Park Land north of Westonhall Road, west 149 Stoke Prior 21.61 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward of Hanbury Road Land between Buntsford Hill and Fish 178 Bromsgrove 17.3 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward House Lane 193 Land north of Fish House Lane Bromsgrove 28.09 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Land west of Worcester Road (Phase 220 Bromsgrove 6.39 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward 1) 6 Initial Nearest Site Site Name Area (ha) Parish1 Parish2 Ward1 Ward2 Ward3 Other LA Settlement Ref 260 Land at Ryefields Farm Stoke Prior 23.79 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Stoke 264 Land at Sugarbrook Nurseries 1.64 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Pound Stoke 269 Land north of Stoke Pound Lane 6.13 Stoke CP Avoncroft Ward Pound Dodford Land west of Worcester Road (Phase Rock Hill Wychavon 223 Bromsgrove 62.48 with Stoke CP Perryfields Ward Avoncroft Ward 2) Ward DC Grafton CP 7 Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward – 24 sites Initial Nearest Area Site Site Name Parish1 Parish2 Parish3 Ward1 Ward2 Settlement (ha) Ref 14 Land to the west of Sandhills Lane Barnt Green 3.22 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward 23 Land east of A441 Hopwood 60.98 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Land to the north of 1 The Drive, 27 Hopwood 0.42 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Birmingham Road Land adjacent Hopwood Garden 48 Hopwood 0.33 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Centre, Ash Lane 54 Land north of Aqueduct Lane Alvechurch 2.38 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward 87 Land to the east of Redditch Road Hopwood 1.26 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Land opposite Grosvenor House 91 Alvechurch 0.31 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Nursing Home 113 Land at rear 101 Bittell Road Barnt Green 0.14 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward Mayfield Farm - Land between canal 121 Hopwood 34.52 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green And Hopwood Ward and B4120 Bittell Road/Redditch Road 151 Land at The Grange, Redditch Road Hopwood 0.51 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward 205 Land east of Redditch Road West Heath 5.58 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Land NW of M42 Junction 2 and along 228a Hopwood 4.6 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward A441 Birmingham Road 228b Land NW of M42 Junction 2 Hopwood 4.51 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Land at junction of Pestilence Lane and 228c Hopwood 7.26 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Old Birmingham Road Land between Redditch Road and Old 228d Hopwood 9.65 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Birmingham Road 243 Land at and to rear 87 Bittell Road Barnt Green 0.97 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward 245 Land rear of 99 Bittell Road Barnt Green 0.14 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward 255 Land at Sandhills Farm Barnt Green 24.92 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Land to the west of the junction of 256b Hawkesley 21.86 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Wast Hills Lane with Redhill Road 8 Land to the east of the junction of Wast 256c Hawkesley 30.12 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Hills Lane with Redhill Road 275 Land south of Bittell Road Barnt Green 38.47 Barnt Green CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Land to rear of Woodville, Pestilence 281 Hopwood 0.48 Alvechurch CP Barnt Green and Hopwood Ward Lane 287 Land
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