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County Durham Visitor Accommodation Futures Appendices WILTSHIRE & SWINDON VISITOR ACCOMMODATION FUTURES Appendices - Final Prepared for: VisitWiltshire Swindon & Wiltshire LEP June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices CONTENTS APPENDICES 1. Hotels and Visitor Accommodation Businesses Interviewed 2. Extract from DCLG Good Practice Guidance on Planning for Tourism 3. Extract from Practice Guidance on Planning for Town Centres – Hotels 4. Hotel & Visitor Accommodation Planning Policies 5. Holiday Cottage Letting & Agency Websites Viewed 6. Stakeholders Consulted 7. Hotel Performance & Markets by Standard/Type and Location 8. Hotel Market Growth Projections – Salisbury – Methodology 9. Glossary of Definitions Lynn Thomason Andrew Keeling Hotel Solutions Hotel Solutions Deleanor House Mill Field House High Street Mill Fields Coleby Bassingham Lincoln Lincoln LN5 0AG LN5 9NP t. 01522 811255 t. 01522 789702 e. [email protected] e. [email protected] Hotel Solutions 1 June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices APPENDIX 1 HOTEL & VISITOR ACCOMMODATION BUSINESSES INTERVIEWED ____________________________________________________________________________ ESTABLISHMENT LOCATION PERSON INTERVIEWED FACE-TO- FACE/TEL Hotels Lucknam Park Colerne Peter White F Woolley Grange Woolley Green, Bradford-on-Avon Clare Hammond F Bowood Hotel, Golf & Spa Bowood Judith Speller F Bishopstrow House Warminster Jason Thorley F The Rectory Hotel Crudwell, Malmesbury Jenna Tomlin T The Pear Tree Purton Alix Young T Howards House Hotel Teffont Evias Simon Greenwood T Jurys Inn Swindon Peter Rudge F Village Urban Resort Swindon Andrew Spink T Best Western Mayfield House Crudwell, Malmesbury Frank Seagrave-Daly F The Old Bell Malmesbury Simon Haggarty F Rudloe Arms Corsham David Thorneycroft F Antrobus Arms Amesbury Bob Santon T Castle & Ball Marlborough Nigel Forrester F Best Western Leigh Park Bradford-on-Avon Pamela Duckett F Beechfield House Beanacre, Melksham Chris Whyte F Bear Hotel Devizes Lee Fenn F Lansdowne Strand Calne June Notman T Best Western Plus Angel Chippenham Damian Kay T The Wiltshire Hotel Royal Wootton Bassett Cine Dunkley T Marsh Farm Royal Wootton Bassett Peter Neil F Holiday Inn Salisbury Amesbury Marc Solarz F Mercure White Hart Salisbury Mark Posslethwaite F Legacy Rose & Crown Salisbury Derek McNeill F Milford Hall Salisbury Simon Hughes F Red Lion Hotel Salisbury Mark Bramley F Grasmere House Hotel Salisbury Dale Naug F The Cathedral Hotel Salisbury Tony Negal F King Head Inn Salisbury Cathy Cooper F Citylodge Salisbury Agnieska Zieniewic F Travelodge Amesbury Amesbury Dawn Healey T Travelodge Devizes Devizes Ramona F Premier Inn Chippenham Chippenham Lauren Jacomb F Premier Inn Salisbury Salisbury Kieran Bailey F Premier Inn Swindon North Swindon Jason Darkes T Premier Inn Swindon Central Swindon Jason Darkes T Premier Inn Swindon West Swindon Jason Darkes T Castle Hotel Devizes John Hume F Chalford House Hotel Westbury Rachel Baker F The Polebarn Hotel Trowbridge Natasha Owen F Hilbury Court Trowbridge Debie & John Fox F Fieldways Hotel Trowbridge Lorna Coleman F Bell House Hotel Sutton Benger Chris Williams F Hotel Solutions 2 June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices ESTABLISHMENT LOCATION PERSON INTERVIEWED FACE-TO- FACE/TEL Boutique Inns White Hart Ford, Chippenham Adam Ford T King John Inn Tollard Royal, Salisbury Anne Wills T Methuen Arms Corsham Debbie Still T Horse & Groom Charlton, Malmesbury Katie Pasternkewicz T Beckford Arms Tisbury Dab Broad T The Lamb at Hindon Hindon Alice Draper T Bath Arms Horningsham, Warminster Michelle Elston T Three Daggers Edington, Westbury Jackie Cosens T The Bell at Ramsbury Ramsbury, Marlborough Matt Saxton T Castle Inn Bradford-on-Avon Tori Hill T Castle Inn Castle Coombe Hakan Teryaki F Pear Tree Inn Whitley, Melksham Letty White F Other Inns/ Pub Accommodation The Swan Bradford-on-Avon James Sullivan-Taylour T Tollgate Inn Holt, Bradford-on-Avon Laura Bolton T Kings Arms Hotel Malmesbury Mark Hedges T The Swan at Stoford Stoford, Salisbury Dan King T B&Bs/ Guest Houses Cathedral View Salisbury Steve Rampton F St Ann's House Salisbury Michael Riley F Rokeby Guest House Salisbury Karen Rogers F Edwardian Lodge Salisbury Richard White T Taylor's Guest House Salisbury Steve Taylor T Victoria Lodge Salisbury Carole Minto T Quidhampton Mill Salisbury Lesa Drewett F Newton Farmhouse Whiteparish Lizzie & David Gould F The Merlin Marlborough Frances Ivens F Poulton Grange Marlborough Deborah Shepherd F Rockley Manor Rockley, Marlborough Beth Grew T Rollestone Manor Shrewton Paula Portier F Whaddon Grove House Melksham Lorraine Jenkins F Well House Manor Melksham Graham Ellis T Blounts Court Farm Potterne, Devizes Caroline Cary T Rosemundy Cottage Devizes Tony Aldridge T Dorchester House Devizes Deborhah Dobson T Brookes Farm Seend, Devizes Marie-Anne T Fairlawn House Amesbury Tracey & Keith Pullen T Mandalay Guest House Amesbury Nick Ramplin T Little Langford Farmhouse Little Langford, Salisbury Patricia Hellier T Manor Farm Collingbourne Kingston, Marlborough James Macbeth T Brunton Farmhouse Collingbourne Kingston, Marlborough Pippa Novis T Great Ashley Farm Bradford-on-Avon Helen Rawlings T Forge House Southwick, Trowbridge Sharon Cornelius F Ruchall Manor Rushall, Pewsey Caroline Larken T Ridgewood Park East Knoyle, Salisbury Simon Sturdy T The Old Rectory Coulston, Westbury Helle De Chazal T Hotel Solutions 3 June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices ESTABLISHMENT LOCATION PERSON FACE-TO- INTERVIEWED FACE/TEL Self Catering Hideaways Nick Pash T Sykes Cottages Stuart Glover T Hoseasons Chris Farrar T Parsonage Farm Holiday Cottages Clyffe Pypard, Royal Wootton Bassett Debbie Munro-Knapp T Church Farm Cottages Winsley, Bradford-on-Avon Trish Bowles F Hook Farm Cottages Hook, Royal Wootton Bassett Jane Woolford F St James Court Tytherington, Warminster Anna Giddings F Merkins Farm Bradford Leigh, Bradford-on-Avon Hayley Painter T Manor Farm Holiday Cottages Corston, Malmesbury Ross Eavis T Alma Barn Aldbourne, Marlborough Fenella Elms T Mead Cottage Castle Coombe Barbara Turner T Maunditts Park Farm Little Somerford, Chippenham Ben Marsh T Ebblesway Courtyard Broad Chalk St Anne's Forge Salisbury T Sheldon Manor Chippenham Caroline Hawkins T Long Park Castle Longs Ashton, Trowbridge Holiday Lodges/ Holiday Lodge Parks Willowbank Lodges Pewsey Nicky Wood F Poulton Lodge Marlborough Deborah Sheppard F Hunters Moon Lodges Henfords Marsh, Warminster Nick Clift T The Wiltshire Leisure Village Royal Wootton Bassett Jennifer Shah T Touring Caravan & Camping Coombe Caravan Park Salisbury Margaret Haytor P Stonehenge Campsite Berwick St James William Grant P Green Hill Farm Caravan & Landford Lorna Lee P Camping Stonehenge Touring Park Orcheston Julie Young T Longleat Caravan Club Site Longleat Myrah Russell T Foxhangers Devizes Cynthia Fletcher F Alderbury Camping & Caravanning Whaddon, Salisbury Neil Campbell T Park Salisbury Camping & Caravanning Salisbury Nigel Elliott T Club Site Piccadilly Caravan Park Lacock Debbie T Merkins Farm Bradford Leigh, Bradford-on-Avon Hayley Painter T Burton Hill Caravan & Camping Park Malmesbury Alison Simmons T Brokerswood Country Park Southwick, westbury Pauline Flemming T Midbrooks Trowbridge Susan Dell T Plough Lane Caravan Site Kington Langley, Chippenham Helen Wilding T Bell Caravan & Camping Park Lydeway, Devizes Lesley Nash T Summerlands Caravan Park Coombe Bissett, Salisbury Barbara Ely T Glamping Stonehenge Camp Site Berwick St James William Grant F The Blackberries Camping Park Monkton Farleigh Adrian Orchard T The Farm Camp Winsley, Bradford-on-Avon Tim Bowles T White Horse Gypsy Caravans Alton Priors, Marlborough Polly Carson T Group Accommodation YHA Salisbury Salisbury Vince Buckley T Cholderton Youth Hostel Cholderton Sophie MConnell T Sarum College Salisbury Christine Nielsen- P Craig Braeside Education & Conference Devizes Keith Browning T Centre Hotel Solutions 4 June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices ESTABLISHMENT LOCATION PERSON FACE-TO- INTERVIEWED FACE/TEL Canal Boat Holiday Operators Waterways Holidays Nigel Richards T Sally Narrowboats Bradford-on-Avon Jamie Smith T Wiltshire Narrowboats Bradford-on-Avon Phil Holman T Moonraker Canalboats Honey Street, Pewsey Vale Nicki Weir T Black Prince Holidays Bradford-on-Avon Leyton Jones T Hotel Boats Wessex Rose Kennet & Avon Canal David Binney T Canal Boat Marinas Caen Hill Marina Caen Hill, Devizes T Hotel Solutions 5 June 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon Visitor Accommodation Futures – Appendices APPENDIX 2 EXTRACT FROM DCLG GOOD PRACTICE GUIDE ON PLANNING FOR TOURISM _____________________________________________________________ Tourist Accommodation 1. Tourism accommodation takes many different forms, including hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfast premises, self-catering, touring and static caravans and camping, and caters for a variety of tastes and budgets. But all are capable of bringing economic benefits to the areas in which they are located. These benefits will need to be assessed alongside other issues such as suitability of the location in terms of its sustainability. 2. The issues that will need to be addressed in considering planning applications or tourist accommodation will vary according to the type, size, and nature of the accommodation being provided. These are considered further below. Hotel and serviced accommodation GENERAL LOCATIONAL PRINCIPLES 3. The process
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