Local Plan Monitoring Report 2018

Rushcliffe Local Plan

Monitoring Report

2017/18

As at 01 April 2018 Contents

1 1 Introduction

2 Key Characteristics of the Borough 2

3 Local Plan Updates 5 Local Development Scheme and Milestones 8 Neighbourhood Plans 11

4 Duty to Co-operate 17

5 Key Monitoring Updates 22 Housing Data (including 5 year land supply) 22 Economic Indicators 33 Environmental Indicators 42 Core Strategy Indicators Summary 46

6 LDF Sustainability Appraisal Monitoring Indicators 54

Appendix 1 – Housing Land Availability Appendix 2 – Employment Land Availability Appendix 3 – Housing Implementation Strategy Update

As at 01 April 2018 1 Introduction

This Local Plan Monitoring Report is based upon the monitoring period 1 April 2017 to 31 March 2018.

The monitoring report contains information on the implementation of the Local Development Scheme and the extent to which policies in development plan documents are being successfully implemented.

The National Planning Practice Guidance states that local planning authorities should publish annually a monitoring report that shows progress with Local Plan preparation, reports any activity relating to the duty to cooperate and shows how the implementation of policies in the Local Plan is progressing.

The Rushcliffe Local Plan was adopted in 1996. While the plan covered the period up to 2001, six policies were saved, reducing to five with the adoption of the Rushcliffe Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy in December 2014. The 1996 Local Plan will be fully replaced once Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies, has been adopted. The Part 2 plan is expected to be examined at the end of the year.

The purpose of the Local Plan Monitoring Report is to monitor progress against the targets established in the Local Plan and to assess how effective these policies have been by monitoring appropriate data.

This Local Plan Monitoring Report monitors against the ‘saved’ policies of the 1996 Rushcliffe Local Plan and the Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy. The Core Strategy was adopted during this monitoring year; however, the start date for the plan was 2011. This monitoring report therefore includes monitoring data backdated to the start of the plan period (2011/2012).

Regulation 34 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 (Part 8) sets out what information the reports must contain. The following report has been produced in accordance with these Regulations.

The Monitoring Report has been structured into four sections as follows:  Key Characteristics of the Borough  Local Plan Updates  Duty to Co-operate  Key Monitoring Indicators

2 Key Characteristics of the Borough

Population

Demographic Structure

The population of the borough at the time of the 2011 Census was 111,129 which is a 5.25 per cent increase from 2001, representing an additional 5,539 residents.

The balance between male and female residents is 49 per cent male and 51 per cent female.

The 2011 census results show that the Borough has an ageing population, with residents over 60 representing just over 25 per cent of the population (compared with 22% nationally). There are more than 5,800 residents over the age of 80, representing over 5 per cent of the population, the same as the national average.

The percentage of the population aged over 65 increased by 19 per cent between 2001 and 2011.

Figure 2.1 - Population Breakdown by Age Group

Ethnicity

Over 90% of the Rushcliffe population gave their ethnic group as ‘White’ in the 2011 Census.

The largest non-white ethnic group in the borough is ‘Asian/Asian British’ at 4.1 per cent, followed by ‘Mixed/Multiple Ethnic Group’ (1.8%), and ‘Black or Black British’ (0.6%).

Deprivation

According to the IMD (Indices of Multiple Deprivation) 2015 rankings, Rushcliffe Borough is one of the least deprived in England, being ranked at 319 out of 326 local authorities. This does, however, represent a small change from 2010, when it was ranked at 318 out of 354.

There are pockets of relative deprivation in the Borough with areas in Cotgrave and Keyworth amongst the 40% most deprived in England.

Figure 2.2 – Indices of Multiple Deprivation (2015)

Economy

Unemployment

At the start of the Core Strategy monitoring period unemployment was 5.2 per cent (March 2012). It has since decreased to 2.8 per cent for the year ending March 2018. This is below both the national and the East Midlands average for the same period; 4.1 and 4.3 respectively1.

Out of the 172 wards in Nottinghamshire, only two Rushcliffe wards (Cotgrave and Trent Bridge) feature amongst the top half for highest unemployment rates. 2.

Labour Supply

According to the 2011 Census, of employed Rushcliffe residents, the highest proportion were in the ‘Lower managerial, administrative and professional occupations’ category at 26.5 per cent, followed by ‘Higher managerial, administrative and professional occupations’ at 18 per cent, and ‘Higher Professional Occupations,’ at 14 per cent. In total, 59 per cent of workers were employed in the ‘professional occupations’ category, the highest level in Nottinghamshire.

Education

80.2% of pupils in the borough gained English and Mathematics grades of 9 - 4 (A* - C equivalent) for the 2016/17 year. This was significantly higher than the Nottinghamshire average of 65.9%.3

1 ONS Regional Labour Market statistics

3 Nottinghamshire Insight Rushcliffe District Profile 2018

3 Local Plan Updates

The Local Development Scheme (LDS) sets out what Development Plan Documents (DPDs) the Council intends to prepare as part of the Local Plan and the programme for their operation.

Work has commenced on the Local Plan Part 2 LAPP (Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document) which will set out the non-strategic development allocations and a number of detailed policies for managing new development, following on from the strategic framework set out in the Local Plan Part 1 (Core Strategy). When adopted, both documents will constitute the statutory development plan for the whole of the borough and will replace all former Local Plans. The LAPP will run to 2028 to align with the plan period of the Core Strategy.

This section reports the progress of the Local Plan and other Development Plan Documents (DPDs).

Development Plan

The development plan for the Borough consists of the five saved policies of the 1996 Local Plan, together with the Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy.

Table 3.1 - Five Saved Policies from the 1996 Local Plan

Policy Status Reason The policy and its associated designation on the adopted policies map define the full and detailed extent of the Green Belt within Rushcliffe. The policy is retained because the ENV15 SAVED detailed boundaries for the whole of the Green Green Belt Belt are not defined in the Local Plan Part 1 (Core Strategy). The policy will not be fully replaced until after the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies document is finalised. The policy is retained as it allocates land for new housing and the development of one site H1 is still to be completed. This policy will not be Housing SAVED fully replaced until after the Local Plan Part 2: Allocations Land and Planning Policies document is finalised.

Policy Status Reason The policy is retained as it allocates land for new employment and the development of E1 some sites is still to be completed. Employment SAVED The policy will not be fully replaced until after Land Provision the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies document is finalised. E4 It is superseded by the strategic allocation of Tollerton SUPERSEDED the East of Gamston/North of Tollerton (Policy Airfield 3 and Policy 25 of the Core Strategy). The policy is retained as it covers the redevelopment of specific sites. The policy is still relevant and applicable but the matters it E7 covers are not strategic in nature and, Redevelopment SAVED therefore, are not addressed by the Local Plan of Employment Part 1 (Core Strategy). Sites The policy will not be replaced until after the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies document is finalised. This policy is retained as it defines an area where new employment development is permitted at Langer Airfield. The policy is still relevant and applicable but the matters it E8 SAVED covers are not strategic in nature and, Langar Airfield therefore, are not addressed by the Local Plan Part 1 (Core Strategy). The policy will not be replaced until after the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies document is finalised.

Rushcliffe Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy

The Core Strategy establishes the strategic approach to new development in the borough and identifies the strategic allocations..

The hearing sessions were held 1-11 July 2014 with the appointed Inspector issuing her report on 8 December 2014. The report concluded that subject to her recommended main modifications, the Core Strategy was sound and could be adopted by the Council. Adoption of the Core Strategy was considered at the Council meeting of 22 December 2014 where it was resolved that the Council adopt the Core Strategy.

Table 3.2 - Local Plan Part 1 preparation stages Stage Date Issues and Options June 2009 Option for Consultation February 2010 Publication March 2012 Submission for Examination October 2012 Suspension of Examination April 2013 Examination Hearings July 2014 Main Modifications August 2014 Adoption December 2014

The 2013 LDS identified that adoption of the Core Strategy would be in August 2014. The four month delay was as a result of additional transport modelling for the East of Gamston / North of Tollerton strategic allocation being required. The impact of this delay has seen further slippage of subsequent DPDs.

Local Development Scheme and Milestones

The Local Development Scheme that has informed planning policy development over the last monitoring year was published in April 2016.

Section 113 of the Localism Act (Local Development Monitoring) removed the requirement on local authorities to submit the LDS to the Secretary of State. The 2016 LDS replaces the 2013 version and has an amended timetable for the production of the Local Plan.

Rushcliffe Local Plan (Parts 1 and 2)

The 2016 LDS establishes that, following the adopted Core Strategy, the Council will prepare part two of the Local Plan. As set out above, the Core Strategy was adopted in December 2014, a four month delay from the target month of August 2014 that was identified in the 2013 LDS. The delay was as a result of additional transport modelling for the East of Gamston / North of Tollerton strategic allocation being required. The transport modelling was a critical piece of work that needed to be undertaken in order to ensure the strategic allocation was deliverable and developable. This resulted in an extension to the Core Strategy suspension period that had been granted. The impact of this delay resulted in further slippage of subsequent planned DPDs.

The second part of the Local Plan is the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies DPD (LAPP). This will include non-strategic land allocations and designations, as well as a suite of detailed policies for use in the determination of planning applications in respect of matters such as renewable and low carbon energy, rural diversification and householder development. The 2016 LDS sets out the following timetable for this document:

Table 3.3 - Local Plan Part 2 preparation stages (from 2016 LDS) Stage Indicative Date Issues and Options Consultation January 2016 Preferred Options Consultation September 2016 Publication (of final draft) January 2017 Submission for examination March 2017 Adoption July 2017

These timescales were not met due to several factors. The Issues and Options consultation had to be followed by an additional options consultation (“Further Options”) due to the need to identify more sites for housing that originally anticipated, causing delays to the Local Plan preparation process. A higher than expected volume of responses received during consultation periods also

contributed to the delay.

Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies

The emerging Local Plan Part 2 contains detailed policies on housing, employment, retail, design, green infrastructure, and the protection and enhancement of heritage and ecological assets. It will also identify non- strategic housing and employment sites.

Consultation on the Issues and Options took place between the 29th January and 24th March 2016. All statutory and non-statutory consultees were informed of the consultation, exhibitions were held in the Key Settlements, and the documents publicised on the Council’s website and made available at public libraries and the Council’s Contact Centre. In the order of 430 responses were received during the consultation period, including online, by email, by post and through comments on exhibition leaflets.

The Council also consulted on the Draft Part 2 (b) Green Belt Review (which helps inform the selection of housing allocations), Draft Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report and the revised Statement of Community Involvement.

Following the Issues and Options consultation it was identified that an additional options consultation (“Further Options”) was required to address the borough’s absence of a 5 year supply of deliverable homes. This consultation involved looking at additional housing sites at a tier of settlements lower than that identified in the Core Strategy. This consultation took place between February and March 2017, followed by consultation on the Preferred Housing Sites between October and November 2017.

Table 3.4 Local Plan Part 2 progress Stage Date 2016 LDS

Issues and Options January 2016 January 2016

Further Options February 2017 -

Preferred Housing Sites October 2017 September 2016

Publication May 2018 January 2017

Submission August 2018 March 2017

Adoption - July 2017

Progress post 31 March 2018

It is anticipated that the Local Plan Part 2 Publication version will be consulted on at the beginning of the 2018 – 2019 monitoring year, followed by submission to the Planning Inspector later in 2018.

Table 3.5 - Local Plan supporting studies commissioned or completed Commissioned as evidence for Local Date completed Plan Part 2 Completed Part 2 (b) Green Belt Review  September 2017 Greater Nottingham SFRA Completed  (addendum) September 2017 Rushcliffe Playing Pitch Strategy Completed  and Action Plan October 2018 LAPP Landscape and Visual Completed Analysis of Potential Development  January 2018 Sites LAPP Housing Allocations  Ongoing Sequential Test

Heritage Assets Assessment  Ongoing

Rushcliffe Local Plan Review

Once the Local Plan Part 2 (LAPP) is substantially progressed, it is intended that work will begin to review the Rushcliffe Local Plan in its entirety. This would then ultimately supersede both the Core Strategy and the LAPP.

Under the 2013 LDS, work was timetabled to start on the Local Plan in November 2015. Due to the delays referred to previously, Local Plan Part 2 has not progressed beyond the Preferred Housing Sites consultation, therefore the review of the Local Plan has not yet commenced.

Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs)

Paragraph 153 of the NPPF (2012) provides that supplementary planning documents should be prepared only where necessary. SPDs should build upon the policies in the Local Plan. The 2016 LDS identifies the following SPDs; however the timescales for their production/updates are not specified:  Affordable Housing SPD  Contributions and Planning Obligations SPD / CIL  Residential Design Guidance SPD  Wind Energy SPD

The following SPDs have been formally adopted; however none have been produced during the 2017/2018 monitoring period:  Wind Energy SPD (June 2015)  Melton Road Edwalton Development Framework SPD (October 2015)  Rushcliffe Residential Design Guide SPD (February 2009)

Neighbourhood Plans

The Localism Act 2011 makes provision for Neighbourhood Plans to be prepared. Neighbourhood Plans are community based documents which will be initiated by a Parish/Town Council or Neighbourhood Forum and ultimately adopted by the Council as part of the development plan. They should contain a vision and general planning policies and proposals for the future development of land in the designated area. As the local planning authority, the Borough Council has a duty to provide support to help people develop their neighbourhood plan.

There are five key stages to neighbourhood planning:

Table 3.5 - Neighbourhood plan preparation stages

Stage 1 Defining the neighbourhood

Stage 2 Preparing the plan

Stage 3 Independent examination

Stage 4 Community referendum

Stage 5 Legal force

Within the Borough at the time of writing, there are ten neighbourhood plans currently either in development or adopted.

The Neighbourhood Plans which have been adopted are the East Leake Neighbourhood Plan (adopted 2015) and the Radcliffe on Trent Neighbourhood Plan (adopted 2017).

The Keyworth Neighbourhood Plan is expected to be subject to referendum, and adopted if supported by a referendum early in the next monitoring year.

East Leake

East Leake Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in 2012 proposing to designate East Leake as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was resolved at the Borough Council Meeting on 4 December 2012 to approve the application to designate the Parish of East Leake as a Neighbourhood Area. In January 2015 the Parish Council submitted its Neighbourhood Plan to the Borough Council for examination. The period of representation ended on 2 April 2015. In July 2015, the Borough Council received the Examiner’s Report. This concluded that subject to the Examiner’s recommendations, the plan met the ‘basic conditions’ and could proceed to referendum.

On 24 September 2015, Rushcliffe Borough Council formally accepted the recommendations of the Examiner. The plan then proceeded to a referendum on 19 November 2015. The outcome of the referendum was in support of the Neighbourhood Plan being used by the Borough Council to help decide planning applications within the parish. The East Leake Neighbourhood Plan was accordingly ‘made’ in November 2015 and it now has the statutory weight of a Development Plan Document. Planning decisions within the parish have to be made in accordance with both the Rushcliffe Local Plan and the East Leake Neighbourhood Plan, unless material considerations indicate otherwise.

Keyworth

Keyworth Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in 2012 proposing to designate Keyworth as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was resolved at the Borough Council Meeting on 4 December 2012 to approve the application to designate the Parish of Keyworth as a Neighbourhood Area. Consultation on a draft Neighbourhood Plan ended on 24 January 2015.

In February/March 2016 the Council consulted on possible housing sites on the edge of Keyworth as part of the Issues and Options Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies. This had further implications for the neighbourhood plan, which included housing allocations.

The plan was subject to examination to ensure the plan meets the ‘Basic Conditions’ and a referendum is expected to take place early in the next monitoring year (2018/19).

Radcliffe on Trent

It was resolved at the Cabinet meeting on 9 September 2014 to designate Radcliffe on Trent as a Neighbourhood Area, in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. The consultation period on the draft version of the Neighbourhood Plan ended on 19 November 2015.

The comments received have been considered by the Radcliffe on Trent Neighbourhood Plan Group and the plan has been amended. It was submitted to Rushcliffe Borough Council for examination in June 2016 and consultation on the submission draft occurred between Friday 4 November and Friday 16 November 2016.

On 30 March 2017, the Borough Council received the Examiner’s Report into the Radcliffe on Trent Neighbourhood Plan. As required by regulation 24A of the Neighbourhood Plan (General) Regulations 2012 (as amended), a decision statement was produced by the Borough Council. It states that the Borough Council accepts all of the Examiner’s recommended modifications and that, once modified; the plan should proceed to referendum.

A referendum took place in October 2017 to decide whether the plan should be adopted as a statutory Development Plan Document, resulting in a majority vote in favour, meaning the Radcliffe on Trent Neighbourhood Plan is now adopted.

Colston Bassett

Colston Basset Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Colston Bassett as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was resolved at the Borough Council Meeting on 15 November 2016 to approve the application to designate the Parish of Colston Bassett as a Neighbourhood Area.

Upper Broughton

Upper Broughton Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Upper Broughton as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was resolved at the Borough Council Meeting on 15 November 2016 to approve the application to designate the Parish of Upper Broughton as a Neighbourhood Area.

A pre-Submission draft of the Neighbourhood Plan is expected to be published for consultation during summer 2018.

Tollerton

Tollerton Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Tollerton as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was resolved at the Borough Council Meeting on 15 November 2016 to approve the application to designate the Parish of Tollerton as a Neighbourhood Area.

Bingham

Bingham Town Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Bingham as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was confirmed by the Borough Council that the whole of Bingham has been designated as a neighbourhood area in a letter to the Town Council dated 10 August 2017.

Gotham

Gotham Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Bingham as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was confirmed by the Borough Council that the whole of Gotham has been designated as a neighbourhood area in a letter to the Parish Council dated 6 April 2017.

A pre-Submission draft of the Neighbourhood Plan was published for consultation in March 2018. The responses received are being considered and it is anticipated the Gotham Neighbourhood Plan will be submitted to Rushcliffe Borough Council for examination during the next monitoring year.

Hickling

Hickling Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Hickling as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was confirmed by the Borough Council that the whole of Hickling Parish has been designated as a neighbourhood area in a letter to the Parish Council dated 23 February 2017.

Ruddington

Ruddington Parish Council made an application to Rushcliffe Borough Council in proposing to designate Colston Bassett as a Neighbourhood Area in accordance with the requirements of section 61G(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. It was confirmed by the Borough Council that the whole of Ruddington has been designated as a neighbourhood area in a letter to the Parish Council dated 12 October 2017.

Neighbourhood Development Orders

A neighbourhood development order is an order which grants planning permission in relation to a particular neighbourhood area specified in the order for development or for development of any class specified in the order.

There are currently no Neighbourhood Development Orders within the Borough, either in preparation or which have been completed.

Community Infrastructure Levy

In co-operation with neighbouring authorities, the Council commissioned a Community Infrastructure Levy Viability Study and published the assessment in February 2016. This informed the Council’s decision to support the principle of establishing a CIL and the subsequent production and consultation on a Preliminary Draft Charging Schedule and Preliminary Draft Regulation 123 List in February 2017.

A plan-wide CIL viability report is currently undergoing preparation and is expected to be published early in the next monitoring year, followed by a six- week consultation on the CIL Draft Charging Schedule.

4 Duty to Co-operate

Section 110 of the Localism Act inserts the additional section 33A (duty in co- operation to planning of sustainable development) into the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. The responsibility it introduces applies to all local planning authorities, county councils and other bodies (as prescribed in Regulation 4 of the Town and Country (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012).

Table 4.1 - Duty to co-operate bodies

Not Relevant additional/alternative Prescribed bodies relevant organisation(s) Nottinghamshire County Council Nottingham City Council Broxtowe Borough Council Gedling Borough Council Erewash Borough Council Ashfield District Council Environment Agency Historic England Natural England Mayor of London  Civil Aviation Authority Homes England (prev Homes and

Communities Agency) Clinical Commissioning Group (prev. Primary Nottinghamshire CCG Care Trust) NHS England North Midlands Office Office of Rail Regulation Network Rail Transport for London 

Integrated Transport Authorities  Nottinghamshire County Council Highways Authority Highways England Nottingham City Council

Marine Management Organisation  Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership (D2N2) Lowland Derbyshire and Local Nature Partnership Nottinghamshire Local Nature Partnership

The Council is satisfied that it has fulfilled the legal requirements of the Duty to Co-operate in preparing the Local Plan over the last monitoring period.

Local Planning Authorities

Extensive collaboration work with the neighbouring authorities in the Housing Market Area took place throughout development of the Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy. This collaboration has continued through the preparation stages of the Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies.

Partnership groups involving other local planning authorities includes:  Greater Nottingham Join Planning Advisory Board (JPAB);

 Greater Nottingham Executive Steering Group;

 D2N2 Partnership Board;

 Greater Nottingham Housing Market Area (HMA) Group;

 Nottinghamshire Policy Officers Group (NPOG)

 Nottinghamshire Development Management Liaison Group; and

 Nottinghamshire Development Monitoring Group

The input that these prescribed bodies had in shaping the Rushcliffe’s Local Plan is broadly split into three main but overlapping components – (a) evidence gathering; (b) preparation of the Local Plan content (policies and selection of allocations); and (c) the identification of development related infrastructure requirements (e.g. school places and health care facilities).

Greater Nottingham Joint Planning Advisory Board (JPAB)

The JPAB was established in April 2008 to advise the Greater Nottingham’s constituent councils on the alignment of planning work across the region and the Greater Nottingham Growth Point Programme of Development. JPAB is chaired by Broxtowe Borough and meets every two/three months and is attended by Councillors and senior officers from Ashfield District Council, Broxtowe Borough Council, Derbyshire County Council, Erewash Borough Council, Gedling Borough Council, Nottingham City Council, Nottinghamshire County Council and Rushcliffe Borough Council.

Greater Nottingham Executive Steering Group

This is attended by senior officers for each Council in the JPAB partnership with meetings every two/three months to discuss strategic planning issues and directing the delivery of strategic development projects.

D2N2 Partnership Board

Nottinghamshire Local Authorities are represented at the D2N2 Partnership Board by Cllr Kay Cutts, leader of Nottinghamshire County Council.

Nottingham Core Housing Market Area (HMA) Officers Group

The Nottingham Core HMA officers group meets once a month to discuss the management and progress with the Aligned Core Strategies, Part 2 Local Plans and the Ashfield District Local Plan. This group discusses strategic planning matters and cross boundary planning issues.

Nottinghamshire Policy Officers Group

The Nottingham Policy Officers Group, comprising planning policy officers from all Nottinghamshire councils, meets every quarter. This group updates members on progress with Local Plans and has a useful role in co-ordinating joint working where a consistent approach is needed.

Nottinghamshire Development Management Liaison Group Meetings

Development Management officers meet quarterly to discuss development management issues.

Greater Nottingham Monitoring Group

Policy and/or technical officers to discuss monitoring arrangements in order for each council to ensure data is collected and reported consistently across the HMA.

Evidence Gathering

The work undertaken to compile the Core Strategy’s evidence base was ongoing from the very early stages of preparation right through to adoption. Work on Part 2 has continued to be done on a collaborative basis. Primarily this has been with neighbouring authorities, but in certain cases other prescribed bodies

have had direct involvement. This has included taking a leading role (for example, the Environment Agency in updating the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment).

Key achievements and joint evidence prepared includes the following in chronological order:  Nottingham Core Housing Market Area Assessment (2006/07 updated 2009 and 2012);

 Greater Nottingham Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (2008 updated 2010 and 2017);

 Nottingham Core Joint Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment methodology (2008);

 Greater Nottingham Landscape Character Assessment (2009);

 Greater Nottingham Sustainable Locations for Growth Study (2010)

 Habitats Regulation Appraisal Screening Record (September 2010);

 Habitats Regulation Appraisal and Further Assessment (2010);

 Greater Nottingham and Ashfield Outline Water Cycle Study (2010)

 Greater Nottingham Core Strategy Transport Modelling (2012);

 Greater Nottingham Retail Study (2008, update 2013);

 Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Traveller Accommodation needs Assessment Methodology (2013);

 Greater Nottingham Infrastructure Delivery Plan (2013);

 Aligned Core Strategies for Broxtowe, Erewash, Gedling, Nottingham City and Rushcliffe Councils (adopted 2014);

 Nottingham Core and Nottingham Outer Employment Land Forecasting Study (2015)

 Greater Nottingham Retail Study (2008, update 2013);

 South Nottinghamshire Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment 2014 – 2029 (2016);

 Greater Nottingham Self Build and Custom Housebuilding Register; and

 Greater Nottingham Brownfield Register Pilot.

The recommendations of all the commissioned studies were independent – the role of the prescribed bodies involved was to ensure that the studies met the project brief and that the recommendations of the study logically related to the evidence and expertise of the consultants.

Preparation of Local Plan Part 2

There has been extensive consultation and engagement with a range of organisations and individuals throughout the early preparation of the Local Plan Part 2 in order to shape its policies and proposals and inform the supporting evidence base. Preceding co-operation up until this monitoring period is detailed in previous Local Plan Monitoring Reports.

The Preferred Housing Sites stage of consultation during October / November 2017 was undertaken to consult upon the draft housing allocations identified within the emerging Local Plan Part 2. This consultation document establishes the level of new housing the Plan needs to provide and proposes a number of housing and mixed use site allocations at settlements across Rushcliffe to meet the need. All of the duty to cooperate bodies were formally consulted on this document.

In addition to this period of more formal consultation, there has also been a significant degree of contact between the Council and a number of the prescribed bodies on a more informal basis in order to inform the drafting of Local Plan Part 2 policies and proposals and the supporting evidence base. This has principally taken the form of dedicated meetings, telephone conservations and email exchanges.

The Publication version of the Local Plan Part 2 is expected to be published for consultation during the start of the next monitoring year, with the Plan’s examination anticipated to run at the end of the year.

Full details of the how the Council has consulted with the duty to cooperate bodies is contained in the Duty to Co-operate Compliance Statement that has been prepared as part of the Local Plan Part 2 (pages 5-12)

5 Key Monitoring Updates

Housing Requirement and Delivery

The housing requirement for the Borough, including the methodology for calculating 5 year land supply, is set by Policy 3 of the Core Strategy. The policy requires the delivery of a minimum of 13,150 new homes between 2011 and 2028, identifying that the following phases of housing delivery will be used for monitoring purposes:

2012 – 2013 2014 – 2018 2019 – 2023 2024 - 2028 500 2,350 6,500 4,100 250 per annum 470 per annum 1,300 per annum 820 per annum

Housing Completions 2011-2018

Monitoring of new housing development takes part as the Council’s Housing Land Availability (HLA) review. This includes a full list of all extant planning approvals and tracks completions over the period April to March the following year. The 2018 HLA report is included in this report as Appendix 1.

Total completions 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 over plan period 293 209 199 373 487 528 593 2,682

22 Figure 5.1 - Net Completions Each Monitoring Year

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Table 5.1 - Completions (Gross) by house type 2011-2018

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 1 bed 2% 0% 1% 2% 2% 0% 1% house 2 bed 6% 18% 6% 11% 20% 13% 15% house 3 bed 32% 20% 22% 20% 27% 18% 31% house 4+ bed 47% 41% 51% 32% 43% 43% 43% house 1 bed 4% 1% 4% 12% 4% 13% 2% flat 2 bed 7% 19% 16% 21% 3% 14% 6% flat 3 bed 0% 0% 0% 2% 0% 0% 1% flat

23 Figure 5.2 Total completions (percentage) by house type over the plan period 2011-2018.

0.50% 0.80%

9.60% 13.80%

1 bed house 5.60% 2bh 3bh 4+bh 1 bed flat 18.00% 2bf 3bf

33.20%

Strategic Allocations

In relation to the strategic allocations, development has progressed at the Former Cotgrave Colliery; Melton Road, Edwalton and North of Bingham. Over the monitoring year 2017/18, 124 new houses have been built at the Former Cotgrave Colliery, 126 at Melton Road, Edwalton and construction works have commenced on the North of Bingham allocation. It is anticipated that all three sites will continue to deliver over the next monitoring period, and future monitoring periods, contributing significantly to our overall housing delivery.

24 Table 5.2 – Strategic Allocation Progress

Dwellings Built to Date Strategic Allocation Status (April 2018)

Melton Road, Edwalton Under construction 166

North of Bingham Under construction 0 Unimplemented Former RAF Newton 0 permission (outline)

Former Cotgrave Colliery Under construction 374

Resolution to Grant South of Clifton 0 Planning Permission East of Gamston/North of No planning application 0 Tollerton submitted

5 Year Land Supply

The annual HLA review is one source of information that is used to update the Borough Council’s Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA). The SHLAA is used to refresh the Borough Council’s housing trajectory (see Figure 2) and 5 year land supply assessment.

It is calculated that for the period 2018-2023 Rushcliffe has a 3.4 years supply of housing. Requirements Target over Plan Period 13,150 Annual Target based upon Annualised Requirement 1,300 (1x470+4x1,300) Housing target for 5 year period 2018-2023 6,500

Housing shortfall against Policy 3.3 requirements 168 5 Year Housing Requirement (5 year target plus shortfall plus 8,002 20% buffer) (6,500 + 168 + 1,334) Annual Housing Requirement (8,002 / 5) 1,600

25 Supply Calculation

Housing requirement 8,002

Total supply 5,377

Total Five Year Supply ( (5,377/8,002) * 5) 3.4

The five year supply figure is calculated for the period April 2018 to March 2023 based on a housing requirement over this period of 6,500 homes, plus an additional allowance of 168 homes undersupply in the period 2011 to 2018, plus a buffer of 20%.

The housing requirement is taken from the delivery figures set out within Policy 3 (part 3) of the Local Plan Part 1: Core Strategy (see also the paragraph 1.3 above). As 2018 to 2023 covers the entire middle period of the stepped trajectory, the housing requirement figure is calculated on this basis. The requirement is therefore for 6,500 homes.

The shortfall in completions between 2011 and 2018 is 168 dwellings, and this is included in whole as part of the 5 year land supply assessment.

The full five year land supply assessment for 2017/18 is available on the Rushcliffe Borough Council website.

26 Figure 5.1 - Housing Trajectory Graph

27 Figure 5.2 - Housing Trajectory (April 2018)

Completions Future Years

2028/29 2029-2030 2030-2031 Total (beyond (beyond (beyond 2031-2032 2032-2033 2011-2028 Total 2028-2033 plan plan plan (Beyond plan (beyond plan (plan (beyond plan 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 2025/26 2026/27 2027/28 period) period) period) period) period) period) period) Completions on non- allocated sites and identified SHLAA capacity 293 209 199 373 375 338 343 326 582 352 232 150 158 92 26 1 0 20 20 10 0 0 4,049 50 Land at Melton Road, Edwalton (1,500) (Policy 20) 40 126 250 250 250 250 150 150 150 1,616 0 Land at former Cotgrave Colliery (450) (Policy 21) 112 150 124 77 463 0 Land at Former RAF Newton Phase 2 (550) (Policy 22) 50 100 150 150 100 550 0 Land north of Bingham (1,050) (policy 23) 50 100 150 150 150 150 150 150 1,050 0 Land south of Clifton (3,000) (Polcy 24) 50 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 2,000 1000 East of Gamston/North of Tollerton (2,500- 4,000) (Policy 25) 50 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 1,750 1250 Infill and changes of use in broad locations 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 78 78 78 78 78 728 390 Outstanding East Leake to be allocated (400) Policy 3 00 Outstanding Keyworth to be allocated (450) Policy 3 55 60 60 55 55 55 55 55 450 0 Outstanding Radcliffe on Trent to be allocated (400) Policy 3 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 400 0 Outstanding Ruddington to be allocated (250) Policy 3 25 50 75 0 Projected completions 293 209 199 373 487 528 593 703 1,032 1,207 1,446 1,314 1,292 1,151 885 710 709 598 598 588 578 328 13,131 2,690 Cumulative Completions 293 502 701 1,074 1,561 2,089 2,682 3,385 4,417 5,624 7,070 8,384 9,676 10,827 11,712 12,422 13,131 13,729 14,327 14,915 15,493 15,821

28 Gross Completions on Previously Developed Land (PDL)

One of the guiding principles of the NPPF is to encourage the effective use of land by reusing land that has been previously developed. The definition of Previously Developed Land (PDL) is included in the glossary of the NPPF.

During the monitoring period, 41% of new dwellings (gross) were built on PDL. This represents a decrease from previous monitoring periods, with the number of houses built on PDL averaging at 44% since the start of the plan period. The previous years’ increase in percentage was due to a large number of dwellings coming forward at the allocated Former Cotgrave Colliery site. The Core Strategy allocations and draft allocations made through Local Plan Part 2 (with the exception of Cotgrave Colliery, RAF Newton, part of East of Gamston/North of Tollerton, Bunny Brickworks and Flintham Former Islamic Institute) are predominantly greenfield sites. Once these start delivering, it is therefore anticipated that the percentage of houses developed on PDL will continue to decrease.

Table 5.3 – Completions on Previously Developed Land

Gross Gross completions on % on PDL completions PDL 2011/12 314 137 43% 2012/13 231 96 35% 2013/14 221 199 36% 2014/15 385 236 62% 2015/16 493 205 42% 2016/17 555 290 52% 2017/18 617 251 41%

Gross completions 617 2017/18 Gross completions 251 on PDL Gross % on 41% PDL

29 Figure 5.3 - Completions on Greenfield and PDL Each Monitoring Year 700

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Table 5.4 - Additional Gypsy and Traveller pitches over plan period

Permanent Temporary Total 2011/12 1 0 1 2012/13 4 0 4 2013/14 0 0 0 2014/15 0 0 0 2015/16 0 0 0 2016/17 2 1 3 2017/18 0 0 0 Total over plan 7 1 8 period

The 2010 Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (GTAA) Update identified a need for 13 permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches in Rushcliffe.

In terms of future provision, Policy 8 of the Local Plan Part 1: Rushcliffe Core Strategy states that sites for Gypsy and Traveller provision will be made in other Development Plan Documents and both the strategic site policies for the Sustainable Urban Extensions at South of Clifton and East of Gamston/North of Tollerton identify that these strategic sites are required to make appropriate provision.

The 2016 South Nottinghamshire Gypsy & Traveller Accommodation Assessment (GTAA) 2014-2029 identifies a need for 4 Gypsy and Traveller 30 pitches to be allocated between 2014 and 2029 in Rushcliffe with 3 of these required between 2014 and 2019. Since the publication of the 2016 GTAA, planning permission for an additional three pitches has been granted. The permission for a single pitch at Stragglethorpe Lane however is not permanent and is restricted to a period of 4 years which ceases in October 2021. Cedar Lodge, Radcliffe on Trent was included in the 2016 GTAA study as a site with permission for 6 pitches. That original permission was granted in November 2012 and accommodated six households in total. Permission has subsequently been granted for an additional 6 caravans (comprising of 2 caravans for 2 additional households and 4 touring caravans) (16/00634/VAR). It is therefore considered that the total pitch capacity on the site is now 8. As the permission for the single pitch at Stragglethorpe Lane, Cotgrave is required to cease use by October 2021 it cannot be considered as part of the five year supply. It is therefore considered that the remaining pitch requirement is now 2.

Site name and Description Date granted Total pitches reference

Cedar Lodge, Vary condition 1 of 12 May 2016 +2 Radcliffe on Trent 12/00863/VAR and the Permanent limitation on occupancy permission to named individuals 16/00634/VAR and change condition 2 to allow increase in number of caravans from 6 to 12.

Stragglethorpe The use of land for the Allowed on +1 Lane, Cotgrave stationing of caravans appeal 18 for residential purposes October 2017 for a single family * Temporary 16/01353/FUL gypsy pitch, together permission for with the formation of 4 years hardstanding and utility/dayroom ancillary to that use.

31 Affordable Housing Completions 2017/18

There were 128 affordable housing completions in the Borough over the monitoring year. This brings the total number to 409 since the start of the plan period.

Table 5.5 – Affordable Housing Completions by Type

Total Affordable Intermediate Social Rent Affordable Rent housing Homes 2011/12 9 0 4 13 2012/13 27 0 15 42 2013/14 1 0 0 1 2014/15 3 44 4 51 2015/16 17 30 49 96 2016/17 39 6 33 78 2017/18 24 35 69 128 Total over 120 115 174 409 plan period

32 Economic Indicators

Employment Development

There were 5 completions for employment development over the 100m2 threshold during the monitoring period. These were located in Cotgrave, East Bridgford, East Leake and Kinoulton. Together they resulted in an additional 2,003m2 of employment floor space.

There is a significant amount of employment land available, due to unimplemented permissions for larger mixed use schemes (e.g. Former RAF Newton and land north of Bingham). A number of these are allocated sites in the Core Strategy.

Table 5.6 Total Additional Floorspace (Gross)

B1 Mixed B1a B1b B1c B2 B8 Total mix uses 2011/12 421 - 1,096 - 55 - 251 2012/13 - - - - - 186 - 186 2013/14 - - - 102 - -1,105 2014/15 ------1,230 1,230 2015/16 546 - 495 148 1,083 1,018 1,200 4,490 2016/17 284 280 275 - - - - 839 2017/18 1,251 - - 418 128 - -1,584

33 Table 5.7 - Total Additional Floorspace (m2) (net)

B1 Mixed B1a B1b B1c B2 B8 Total mix uses 2011/12 421 - 1,096 - -1,321 55 - 251 2012/13 - - - - - 186 - 186 2013/14 -717 - - - -490 102 - -1,105 2014/15 ------1,230 1,230 2015/16 546 - 495 148 1,083 1,018 1,200 4,490 2016/17 284 280 275 - - - - 839 2017/18 1,251 - -3,381 - 418 128 - -1,584

Table 5.8 – Employment Sites (2017/18)

Gains

Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Cotgrave Cotgrave 2.09 533 B1a Shopping Centre East Bridgford East Bridgford 0.9 618 B1a Garden Centre East Leake 0.16 206 B1c Moonbarn Farm East Leake East Leake 0.10 318 B2 Gypsum Kinoulton B1a, B2, B8 Wolds Farm 0.03 328 (flexible) Business Park

34 Under Construction

Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Cotgrave Former Cotgrave 0.71 1,676 B2, B8 Colliery Kinoulton Wolds Farm 0.78 993 B1 Business Park Langar cum Barnstone 0.70 200 B1 Land North of Coachgap Lane

Losses

Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Bingham Chapel Lane -1.80 -3,587 B1c Superstore

Table 5.9 - Total Amount of Additional Floorspace on PDL

B1 Mixed B1a B1b B1c B2 B8 Total mix uses Gross m2 on 1151 - - - 318 - - 1,469 PDL

% on 92% - - - 76% - - 73% PDL

Available Employment Land

Policy 5 of the Core Strategy establishes the strategic requirements for employment provision and economic development, including minimum employment space and land requirements over the plan period (to 2028). The policy identifies that there should be a minimum 67,000m2 of new office

35 floorspace (in Use Classes B1a and B1b) and a minimum of 20ha of employment land for industrial and warehouse uses.

The three strategic sites allocated by the Core Strategy in locations around the main urban area of Nottingham will provide for around 44ha of new employment development.

Elsewhere in the borough, the strategic allocations at the former Cotgrave Colliery, at the former RAF Newton and at Land North of Bingham will provide for around a further 26.5ha of employment land. Core Strategy policy allows for a mix of B1 (business), B2 (general industrial), and B8 (storage and distribution).

There are also some remaining employment sites in rural areas that were allocated under Policy E1 of the 1996 Rushcliffe Local Plan which remain undeveloped. Altogether the total area they cover is around 3.7ha.

36 Core Strategy - Remaining Strategic Allocations Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Melton Road, B1 or non-B use Edwalton (Policy 3.24 - generating 20) employment Remaining allocation 15/02698/FUL 0.6 2,591 B1a Holly Court 17/01950/FUL 0.16 873 B1a Toll Bar House

Land North of Bingham See relevant permission 10/01962/OUT (Policy 21) 10/01962/OUT 15.6 - B1, B2, B8 Whole Site Outline

Former RAF See relevant permission 10/02105/OUT Newton (Policy 22) 10/02105/OUT 5.22 - B1, B2, B8 Whole Site Outline

Former Cotgrave See relevant permission 10/00559/OUT Colliery (Policy 23) 10/00559/OUT 3.89 - Whole Site Outline

South of Clifton Employment 20 - (Policy 24) generating use

East of Gamston/North of 12 - B1, B2, B8 Tollerton (Policy 25) Remaining Allocation 15/02335/FUL 1.8 1,435 B8 Monarch Acoustics 11/00965/OUT 0.5 - Airport

Total Remaining 6,575 Core Strategy 62.97ha (note: does not include remaining Allocations allocations as floorspace is unknown)

37 1996 Local Plan - Remaining Allocated Sites (E1) Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Bingham 0.9 - B1, B2, B8 Chapel Lane (west) Cotgrave 1.8 - B1, B8 Hollygate Lane Sutton Bonington 1 - B1, B8 Hathern Works Total Remaining 1996 LP 3.7ha - Allocations

1996 Local Plan - Remaining Policy Site (E7) Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Bunny 6.7 19,364 B1,B8 Bunny Brickworks Total Remaining 1996 LP Policy 6.7ha 19,364 Sites

Windfall Sites (Unimplemented) Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Bingham First Floor Office 25 0 -279 B1 Eaton Place Bingham Chesterfield House, 1 0.09 536 B1a Station Street Bingham Lnyx Automotive, 0.06 135 B1c Moorbridge Road Car Colston Toll Bar Farm, Fosse 1.05 1,647 B1, B2, B8 Way East Bridgford East Bridgford Business 0.20 1,135 B1a, B8 Park East Leake 0 -155 B1c Manor Farm Kingston on Soar B1b; B2 14.00 12,447 Hardstaff B8 (loss)

38 Windfall Sites (Unimplemented) Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Kinoulton Wolds Farm Business 0.39 1,400 B1c Park Langar Cum Barnstone 0.20 144 B1a Unit 9 Coachgap Lane Langar Cum Barnstone 0.20 112 B2 Unit 9 Coachgap Lane Normanton on the Wolds 0.19 418 B1 Wolds Farm Orston 0.3 416 B8 Elton Park Farm Ruddington 0 416 B1, B8 Tall Trees Farm Sutton Bonington 0.2 404 B1a, B8 Kegworth Station Yard Tollerton -1.80 -1,435 B2, B8 Monarch Acoustics Tollerton 0 270 B1 Blackford Bridge Farm West Bridgford 0 155 B1 20 Central Avenue West Bridgford 0 200 B1 Colwick Road West Bridgford 0 -237 B1a Grove House West Bridgford The Landmark Tudor 0 132 B1a Square Whatton 2,230 Riverbank Business 0.8 B1; B8 (outline permission) Park (1) Whatton Riverbank Business 0.3 600 B1a Park (2) Total Windfall 16.18ha 20,691 (Unimplemented)

39 Windfall Sites (Under Construction) Area (hectares) Floorspace (m2) Use Class Kinoulton Wolds Farm Business 0.78 993 B1 Park Langar cum Barnstone 0.7 200 B1c Land North of Coachgap Lane Total Windfall (Under 1.48ha 1193 Construction)

40 Town Centre Uses

There were four completions for town centre uses over the monitoring period. Of these, there was a total of 12,811m2 new retail (A1) floorspace, of which 12,469m2 was delivered through the development of East Bridgford Garden Centre. The other A1 developments were located at 111 Trent Boulevard and 43 Radcliffe Road in West Bridgford.

Table 5.10 - Retail Completions (gross) A1 A2 A3 B1a D2 Total 2011/12 1,321 - - 421 55 1,797 2012/13 519 - - - - 519 2013/14 - - 844 1,675 - 2,519 2014/15 126 - - - - 126 2015/16 2,474 - - - - 2,474 2016/17 1,770 - - - 2,105 3,875 2017/18 12,811 533 - 1,251 - 14,661

Table 5.11 - Gains (2017/18) Site Floorspace (sqm) Use Class Cotgrave 533 A2 Cotgrave Shopping Centre East Bridgford 13,087 A1, B1a East Bridgford Garden Centre West Bridgford 232 A1 111 Trent Boulevard West Bridgford 110 A1 43 Radcliffe Road

Table 5.12 – Losses (2017/18) Site Floorspace (sqm) Use Class No retail losses during 2017/18 monitoring year

41 Environmental Indicators

Number of planning permissions granted contrary to Environment Agency on Flooding and Water Quality grounds:

During the monitoring period, there have not been any developments granted planning permission contrary to Environment Agency advice based on water quality or flooding grounds. Any objections that were submitted during the planning application process were either later withdrawn or resulted in a refusal. Table 5.13 – Permissions Granted Contrary to EA Advice

Flooding Water Quality Total

0 0 0

Within areas at potential risk from flooding, where there is already existing development, such as the parts of West Bridgford adjacent to the River Trent, the Environment Agency issues advisory notes to applicants indicating how flooding concerns can be minimised. During the monitoring period, there have not been any developments granted permission contrary to Environment Agency advice based on water quality or flooding grounds. Any objections that were submitted during the planning application process were either later withdrawn or resulted in a refusal.

Renewable Energy Generation

There have been two large scale renewable energy completions during the monitoring period; two solar farms providing a total additional capacity of 7.8MW. There has also been one planning permission granted for further renewable installation: 0.025MW solar cells at Orston Shooting Ground.

42 Table 5.14 - Summary of renewable permissions granted (capacity MW)

Solar Wind Hydro Biomass Total 2011/12 0 0 0 0 0 2012/13 0 0 0 0 0 2013/14 0 0 0.5 0 0.5 2014/15 19.8 0 0.5 0 20.3 2015/16 9.6 0.26 0 1 10.86 2016/17 0 0 0 0 0 2017/18 0.025 0 0 0 0.025

Table 5.15 - Summary of renewable installations (capacity MW)

Solar Wind Hydro Biomass Total 2011/12 0 0 0 0 0 2012/13 0 0 0 0 0 2013/14 9.73 0 0 0 9.73 2014/15 10.023 0.25 0 0 10.273 2015/16 10.00 0 0.50 0 10.50 2016/17 13.60 0 0 7.00 20.60 2017/18 7.8 0 0 0 7.8

Table 5.16 - Solar Site Summary (2017/18)

Site Capacity Status Bradmore Land off Mill Lane 1.9MW Permitted 2015/16 15/00972/FUL Colston Bassett North West of Langar Lane 10MW Completed 2015/16 14/01594/FUL Cotgrave Blackberry Farm 6.2MW Completed 2016/17 14/01221/FUL Cotgrave North Farm Stragglethorpe Road 2.4MW Completed 2016/17 15/01659/FUL Cotgrave Stragglethorpe Road Farm 5.0MW Completed 2016/17 15/01776/FUL Elton Elton Solar Farm 10MW Completed 2015/16 14/01739/FUL 43 Site Capacity Status Holme Pierrepont Stragglethorpe Road 3.6MW Completed 2017/18 14/01228/FUL Holme Pierrepont South of Radcliffe Road 4.2MW Completed 2017/18 15/01971/FUL Orston Orston Solar Farm 9.73MW Completed 2016/17 13/01609/FUL Orston Orston Shooting Ground 0.025MW Permitted 2017/18 17/02058/FUL Radcliffe on Trent Spellow Farm 0.023MW Completed 2015/16 14/01499/FUL

Table 5.17 - Onshore Wind Summary (2017/18)

Site Capacity Status Radcliffe on Trent St James Business Park 0.01MW Permitted 2013/14 13/01460/FUL Upper Broughton Land North of Manor Barn 0.25MW Permitted 2013/14 Farm 13/00989/FUL

44 Carbon Dioxide Emissions (2011 – 2016)

Over the plan period there has been an overall decrease in carbon dioxide emissions for the Borough. The latest statistics published in 2018 contain data up to 2016*.

Table 5.18 – Rushcliffe CO2 Emissions

Total (kt CO2) Per Capita Emissions (t) 2011 781.5 7.0 2012 797.8 7.2 2013 817.2 7.2 2014 724.6 6.4 2015 770.4 6.7 2016 696.2 6.0

*UK local authority and regional carbon dioxide emissions national statistics: 2005-2016 (Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, 2018).

Figure 5.4 - Total CO2 Emissions (Rushcliffe Borough) 840 820 800 780 760 2 740 720 kt CO 700 Total (kt CO2) 680 660 640 620

Year

45 Core Strategy Indicators Summary Policy 2: Climate Change

Indicator Commentary

Per capita CO2 levels. There has been an overall decrease in carbon dioxide emissions over the plan period. Energy capacity of new facilities. There were no permissions granted or completions for renewable energy over the first two years of the plan period; however there has been a year-on-year increase in recent years (both in terms of permissions granted and completions). These have primarily been for solar energy. Number of planning permissions Zero. granted contrary to Environment Agency advice.

Number of new SuDS and location. The following developments contain new Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS):

 Abbey Lane, Aslockton  Chapel Lane, Bingham*  Former Cotgrave Colliery, Cotgrave  Lantern Lane, East Leake  Meeting House Close, East Leake  Kirk Ley Road, East Leake  Rempstone Road, East Leake*  Woodgate Road, East Leake  Melton Road, Edwalton  Former Islamic Institute, Flintham*  RAF Newton, Newton*  Pasture Lane, Ruddington  Central College, West Bridgford  Wilford Lane, West Bridgford

*developments containing SuDS which have not yet been implemented, but have planning permission.

46 Policy 3: Spatial Strategy

Indicator Commentary Net additional homes. 2,682 homes have been completed since the start of the plan period. Available housing land (homes with 4,535 homes have planning permission planning permission). (as of 1 April 2018). Five year housing supply 3.4 year housing supply (April 2018- March 2023) Affordable housing delivery 409 new affordable homes have been completed since the start of the plan period. This equates to 15% of overall completions. 128 affordable units were completed over the last monitoring year. Between 2011-2018 the Core Strategy target was completion of 190 affordable dwellings. This target was exceeded with 281 affordable units built over this period. The target for 2018-2023 is for 1,850 new affordable units. Progress on meeting this target will be reported in future monitoring reports.

Policy 4: Nottingham-Derby Green Belt

Indicator Commentary

Location and area of land removed from With the adoption of the Core Strategy, the Green Belt. the following sites were removed from the Green Belt:

 Melton Road, Edwalton  Edwalton Golf Course  East of Gamston/North of Tollerton  RAF Newton  Land South of Clifton

As a result, a total of 670 hectares of land has been removed from the Green Belt.

Policy 5: Employment Provision

Indicator Commentary Available supply office floorspace. Policy 5 of the Core Strategy establishes the strategic requirements Available supply of industrial and for employment provision and economic warehouse land. development, including minimum employment space and land requirements over the plan period (to 2028). This policy identifies that there should be a minimum 67,000m2 of new office floorspace (in Use Classes B1a and B1b) and a minimum of 20ha of employment land for industrial and warehouse uses.

The three strategic sites allocated by the Core Strategy in locations around the main urban area of Nottingham already provide for around 40ha of new employment development. The exact breakdown of uses has yet to be determined.

The strategic allocations at the former Cotgrave Colliery, at the former RAF Newton and at land north of Bingham provide for around a further 26.5ha of employment land. Core Strategy policy allows for a mix of B1 (business), B2 (general industrial), and B8 (storage). Net addition of office (B1a) floorspace. Since the start of the plan period there has been an overall net gain in the Net addition of research and amount of office (B1a) floorspace of development (B1b), light industry (B1c), 1,251m2. general industrial (B2) and warehouse land (B8). There has also been an overall - 3,381m2 net loss of industrial and warehousing space (B1b, B1c, B2 and B8). This is as a result of the clearing of land at Bingham for supermarket development. However, there was a

48 gross increase in 546m2 industrial/warehousing space.

49 Policy 6: Role of Town and Local Centres

Indicator Commentary Net addition of retail floorspace and Since the start of the plan period, a net other town centre uses. figure of 19,748m2 of A1 retail, 1,025m2 of A2 retail and 257m2 of A3 (restaurants and cafes) has been developed. Proportion of A1 land uses in primary Primary shopping frontages will be shopping frontages. defined through Local Plan Part 2.

Suggested frontages were included within the Issues and Options Consultation on the Local Plan Part 2.

Policy 7: Regeneration

Indicator Commentary Completion of sites, or specific 374 dwellings have been completed on elements of sites. the identified regeneration site at the Former Cotgrave Colliery. The employment element of the mixed-use scheme is under construction.

50 Policy 8: Housing Size, Mix and Choice

Indicator Commentary Permissions and completions by Between 2011 and 2018, the dwelling size and type. percentage of all new dwellings built have comprised of:

 1 bed houses: 1.1%  2 bed houses: 12.9%  3 bed houses: 24.3%  4+ bed houses: 42.9%  1 bed flats: 5.7%  2 bed flats: 12.3%  3 bed flats: 0.4%

This is only monitored at the point of completion. It is not possible to monitor this indicator on the granting of planning permission for the following reasons. Firstly, the required level of detail is not always supplied for outline approval. Secondly, permissions are frequently superseded or part superseded which would result in double counting as it is not evident which permission will be implemented until manual site surveys are carried out. This would result in substantial abortive work.

Policy 9: Gypsies, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople

Indicator Commentary

Number of traveller pitches granted 7 permanent pitches and 1 temporary planning permission and also pitch implemented since the start of the implemented. plan period.

51 Policy 10: Design and Enhancing Local Identity

Indicator Commentary

Indicators to be set in Local Plan Part 2.

Policy 11: Historic Environment

Indicator Commentary Number of heritage assets at risk. There are currently 6 heritage assets on HIstoric England’s risk register: 1. Church of St Giles, Fern Road, Cropwell Bishop 2. Parish Church of St Andrew, Church Lane, Langar, Langar cum Barnstone 3. Church of St Helen, Church Lane, Thoroton 4. Margidunum Roman Station, East Bridgford / Shelford and Newton / Bingham / Car Colston 5. Succession of rectilinear enclosures south west of Shelford Manor, Shelford and Newton 6. Conservatory at Flintham Hall, Flintham

The County Council are in the process of reviewing the buildings at risk register for grade 2 listed buildings, therefore there is no information available.

Policy 14: Managing Travel Demand

Indicator Commentary Number and proportion of trips by No data available at present. different transport modes.

Number of travel plans required.  Hardstaff Group, Kingston on Soar 52  Former RAF Newton  Melton Road, Edwalton  Former Cotgrave Colliery  Castle Healthcare/Musters Medical Practice, Wilford Lane, West Bridgford  Asher Lane, Ruddington

Policy 16: Green Infrastructure, Landscape, Parks and Open Space

Indicator Commentary Accessibility of GI. Indicators to be included as part of Local Plan Part 2.

Policy 17: Biodiversity

Indicator Commentary Net change in LWS. There has been a net increase of 20 additional LWS designated since the start of the plan period. 207 (2012) 207 (2013) 212 (2014) 212 (2015) 213 (2016) 220 (2017) 227 (2018)

53 6 Rushcliffe LDF Sustainability Appraisal Monitoring Indicators

SA Indicators to monitor Core Strategy policies

Under the SEA Directive, the significant environmental effects of the DPD must be monitored. It requires monitoring to identify unforeseen adverse effects arising from the plan to enable remedial action to be taken.

Significant effects indicators should be developed to ensure a robust assessment of policy implementation. The SA monitoring will cover significant social, economic and environmental effects.

Government guidance on the local plan monitoring proposes three types of indicators for inclusion in the Annual Monitoring Reports:

 Contextual indicators which provide information on the wider social, environmental and economic situation;

 Output indicators which are used to assess the performance of policies;

 Significant effects indicators which are used to assess the significant social, environmental and economic effects of the policies (and should be derived from the SA findings).

Appendix 6 of the Core Strategy Sustainability Appraisal presents the monitoring arrangements proposed. Ongoing review of environmental targets and indicators will be undertaken as consequential DPDs and revisions to the Core Strategy are prepared.

SA Monitoring Indicators Index of Multiple Deprivation: 318 out of 326 (2010) 319 out of 326 (2015)

Population: 111,200 (2011), 113,700 (2014), 114,500 (2015), 115,200 (2016), 116,000(2017) Population (by group) Working age population: 1 Housing Housing 1 70,100 [63%] (2011), 70,000 [62%] (2014), 70,300 [61%] (2015), 70,300 [61%] (2016), 70,300 [61%] (2017)

Population aged 65+: 20,620 [19%] (2011), 22,931 [20%] (2014), 23,361 [20%] (2015), 23,796 [21%] (2016), 54 24,311 [21%] (2017)

%BME: 9.7% (2011) 2,682 (2011 to 2018)

593 (2017/18) 528 (2016/17) Number of housing completions (total) 487 (2015/16) 373 (2014/15) 199 (2013/14) 209 (2012/13) 293 (2011/12) 409 (15%) (2011 to 2018)

128 (22%) (2017/18) 78 (15%) (2016/17) Number of housing completions 96 (20%) (2015/16) (affordable) 51 (14%) (2014/15) 1 (0.5%) (2013/14) 42 (20%) (2012/13) 13 (4%) (2011/12) 2017 - 2018

1 Bed House= 8 [1%] 2 Bed House= 95 [15%] Number of housing completions (by 3 Bed House= 193 [31%] dwelling type and size) 4+ Bed House= 266 [43%] 1 Bed Flat= 15 [2%] 2 Bed Flat= 34 [6%] 3 Bed Flat= 5 [1%] 2011 - 2018: 1,414 [50%] Number and area of housing completions on previously developed 2017 - 2018: 251 [41%] land

Increase by 37% (2011-2018)

£269,500 (April 2018) Average house prices £197,000 (April 2011)

(Land Registry UK House Price Index) 28 (2017/2018)

22 (2016-2017) 20 (2015-2016) Number of homelessness 14 (2014-2015) 13 (2013-2014) 33 (2012-2013) 34 (2011-2012) 2018 Number of vacant dwellings 924 vacant properties 55 2017/18: 0 Since plan period: 8

2011/12: 1 Number of new gypsy and traveller 2012/13: 4 pitches 2013/14: 0 2014/15: 0 2015/16: 0 2016/17: 3

2018

Number of doctor surgeries, health Doctor Surgeries: 17 facilities, community facilities and Health Facilities: 5 leisure centres Community Centres: 5 Leisure Centres: 5 2014-2016 M: 81.7 F: 85.0 Life expectancy at birth 2008-2010 M: 80.1 F: 83.6 Number of people playing sport for at least 30 minutes at moderate intensity at least once a week:

2 Health 2011/12: unknown 2012/13: 43.7% 2013/14: 41.6% 2014/15: 44.8% 2015/16: 48.5%

Resident’s participation in sport

2015/16: Inactive (less than 30 mins a week): 20.2% Fairly Active (30-149 mins a week): 17.1% Active (150+ mins a week): 62.7%.

2016/17: Inactive (less than 30 mins a week): 20.3% Fairly Active (30-149 mins a week): 10.9% Active (150+ mins a week): 68.8% 2018: 2 Number of open spaces managed to 2011: unknown Green Flag award standard 2017: 2

2018 3 Heritage Number of museums 4 in total: - Flintham Museum

- Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre and Great Central Railway - Ruddington Framework Knitters Museum - Ruddington Village Museum 2018 All Crime: 4599 Burglary in a dwelling: 480 Crime (by type) Criminal damage: 508

4 Crime Business crime (shoplifting): 1248 Robbery: 37 Violence against a person: 1140 2018 Community Centres: 5* Number of community centres, leisure Leisure Centres: 5 centres and libraries Libraries: 9 5 Social *does not include village halls Dwellings on greenfield land: Amount of greenfield land lost to new 2017 - 2018: 19.55ha [59% of all dwellings] development 2011 - 2018: [50% of all dwellings]

Area of new open space No data

2018 Number and area of Local Nature 8 (87 ha) (2018) Reserves

Number and area of National Nature 2018 Reserves Zero NNRs 2018 Total LWS: 222 (1,878ha)

2011: 52/224 (23%) under positive Number and area of Local Wildlife Sites conservation management

7 Landscape 2017: 77/222 (34%) under positive conservation management Area of woodland 575ha woodland (1%) 2018 6 Environment, Biodiversity and GI Number and area of Conservation Areas 30 Conservation Areas [total area: 1,078 ha] March 2018

Number of listed buildings Grade I: 35 Grade II*: 22 Grade II: 613 March 2018

Heritage at Risk Total: 6 at risk* 1 building (Flintham Hall Conservatory)

3 places of worship (Church of St Giles Cropwell Bishop, Church of St Andrew Langar, Church of St Helen Thoroton) 2 ancient monuments (Margidunum Roman Station East Bridgford, Rectilinear enclosures Shelford)

*using national Historic England Heritage at Risk register data. 2018 4 Registered Parks and Gardens [256.3ha] Number of Registered Parks and - Flintham Hall Gardens - Holme Pierrepont Hall - Kingston Hall - Stanford Hall Number of Scheduled Ancient 2018 Monuments 26 SAMs in total Planning permissions granted contrary to the advice of the Environment Zero during plan period Agency (no data on houses without flood protection measures) Households in Flood Zones 2 or 3 (with As of 2014 - EA do not expect the figures no flood protection measures) to have changed since: All Houses in FZ3: 7,914 All Houses in FZ2: 9,706 Areas covered by Flood Zones 2 or 3 No data 8 Natural Resources and Flooding (with no flood protection measures) 2011: 7.0 2012: 7.2 2013: 7.2 CO² emissions per capita 2014: 6.4 2015: 6.7 2016: 6.0 (latest available data) 2011 Domestic: Electricity (4,231 KWh) Gas (16,651 KWh) Non-Domestic: Electricity (70,955 KWh)

9 Waste Gas (1,157,517 KWh) Energy per meter (by type) 2016 Domestic: 10 Energy and Climate Change Electricity (3,961 KWh) Gas (15,591 KWh) Non-Domestic: Electricity (64,687 KWh) Gas (768,582 KWh) (latest available information) Energy consumed (by type) (2016) 58 Coal: 31.0 GWh Manufactured fuels: 4.6 GWh Petroleum: 954.9 GWh Gas: 1,021.7 GWh Electricity: 408.1 GWh Bio-energy & wastes: 28.5 GWh

2011/12: 0.00 MW 2012/13: 0.00 MW 2013/14: 9.73 MW (all solar) Renewable energy capacity installed (by 2014/15: 10.28 MW (10.03 solar + 0.25 wind) type) 2015/16: 10.50 MW (10.00 solar + 0.50 hydro) 2016/17: 20.60 MW (13.60 solar + 7.00 bio) 2017/18: 7.80 MW (all solar) Number of new waste management Zero facilities (by type) % users within 30 minutes of town centres by public transport/walk 2014 (84%) Accessibility to key facilities 2015 (77%) 2016 (81%) 2017 (no data) 2018 (no data) Total Entries and Exits

2010/11 Aslockton: 14,644 Bingham: 34,512 East Midlands Parkway: 219,734 Elton and Orston: 84 Radcliffe: 8,724 Railway station usage 2017/18 Aslockton: 24,948(+ 70%*) 11 Transport Bingham: 69,102 (+ 100%*) East Midlands Parkway: 338,456 (+ 54%*) Elton and Orston: 138 (+ 64%*) Radcliffe: 6,474 (+1%*)

*percent change since 2010/11 % users within 30 minutes of town centres by public transport/walk

Proportion of households with hourly or 2018 (no data) better daytime bus service to district or city centre 2014 (84%) 2015 (77%) 2016 (81%) 2017 (no data)

Greater Nottingham Area combined number of passenger journeys by bus and tram

2017/18: 81.93 million (+22% since 2003/04) Number of public transport trips

2016/17: 81.48 million

2011/12: 76.21million

2010/11: 75.90 million Greater Nottingham (traffic miles travelled)

2017: 1,764 million miles (+1.1% since previous year) Plan area-wide traffic growth 2016: 1,745 million miles

2015: 1,734 million miles

2014: 1,731 million miles 2010: 100.0% 2011: 105.1% 2012: 101.0% Number of cycling trips (growth factor 2013: 100.2% since 2010) 2014: 114.0% 2015: 116.2% 2016: 120.1% 2017: 120.8% 2017-18

Offices:- +1,251m²

Industry & Warehouse: -2,835 m²

Area of new employment floor space 2011-18 and land (by type and location) Offices

13 Innovation 2

12 Employment +3,251m

14 Economic Structure Industry and Warehousing

+3,370m2

People in employment (including self- Employment and unemployment rate employed)

2017/2018: 60,000 (81.4%) 2010/2011: 55,200 (75.0%)

Unemployment 2017/2018: 1,700 (2.8%) 2010/2011: 2,900 (5.9%) Gross Weekly Pay

Earnings (by type) 2018: (no data) 2017: £670.10 (+12.1% since 2011) 2011: £597.80 Employment by Occupation

1) Managers, Directors and Senior Officials: 7.2% (2011), 15.2% (2018)

2) Professional Occupations: 30.7% (2011), 27.9% (2018)

3) Associate Professional & Technical: 15.4% (2011), 12.9% (2018)

4) Admin & Secretarial: 16.1% (2011), 10.0% (2018) Employment profile (by type) 5) Skilled Trades Occupations: 8.3% (2011), 10.2% (2018)

6) Caring, Leisure & Other Service: 6.1%(2011), 8.3% (2018)

7) Sales and Customer Service: 7.6% (2011), no data (2018)

8) Process Plant & Machine: no data (2011), no data (2018)

9) Elementary Occupation: 6.1% (2011), no data (2018) No Qualifications: 2011: 7.2% 2017: no data

NVQ1 and above: Qualifications (by equivalent level) 2011: 88.5% 2017: 93.4%

NVQ2 and above: 2011: 76.8% 2017: 85.1% 61

NVQ3 and above: 2011: 60.0% 2017: 67.0%

NVQ4 and above: 2011: 41.4% 2017: 46.0% 2016/17

Allocated Floorspace: Total: 22,606 m² (B1 8,911 m² / B2 6,130 m² / B8 7,565 m²)

Allocated Area: Total: 31.6 ha

Windfall: Total: 13,202 m² (B1 3,352 m² / B2 10,686 m² / B8 -836 m²) Type and area of employment land availability 2017/18

Allocated Floorspace: Total: 19,223 m² (B1 5,464 m² / B2 6,162 m² / B8 7,597 m²)

Allocated Area: Total: 29 ha

Windfall: Total: 18,461m² (B1 6,931m² / B2 10,268m² / B8 -385m²) 2017/18 Area of employment land lost to housing and other uses -3,587m² (B1c)

Appendix 1: Housing Land Availability Rushcliffe Borough Council Planning Permission Report Commitments and Completions Summary April 2018

Dwellings PERMISSIONS

Status: ALLOCATED Outline 1,935 Detail 1,039 U/C Dwells 123

Status: C2 Outline Detail 17 U/C Dwells

Status: WINDFALL Outline 377 Detail 879 U/C Dwells 165

a) Total Commitments 4,535

NET COMPLETIONS Completed last 12 Months ALLOCATED 250 14.27 Completed last 12 Months C2 Completed last 12 Months WINDFALL 343 18.5

PDL Monitoring Total PDL PDL % a) ‐ Completions to previous summary 2,089 Outline Dwells 650 28.11% b) ‐ Completions 2011 to date 2,682 Detail Dwells 436 22.53% c) ‐ Completions and Commitments 7,217 U/C Dwells 103 35.76% Comp Last 12 Months 229 38.62% Former land Uses

To aid analysis of the former land use of sites listed in the Land Availability report the Borough Council has adopted the system used by the Ordnance Survey to denote land use changes. For the purposes of this analysis the former land uses are grouped into ten land use categories, which are aggregated into rural area and urban area groups as detailed below. The code letters will be used to identify the former land use of each application listed in the Land Availability Report.

Urban Uses Rural Uses Group Category Code Group Code Residential ♦ Residential R Agriculture ♦ Agricultural land A ♦ Institutional and Q ♦ Agricultural B communal buildings accommodation Forestry, open ♦ Forestry and F Transport ♦ Highways and road H land and water woodland and Utilities transport ♦ Rough grassland G ♦ Transport (other) T and bracken ♦ Utilities U ♦ Natural and semi N natural land Industry and ♦ Industry I ♦ Water W commerce ♦ Offices J ♦ Retailing K ♦ Minerals Minerals and M ♦ S ♦ Landfill and waste Storage and landfill Y warehousing disposal

♦ C ♦ Outdoor recreation Community Community buildings Outdoor O ♦ L services Leisure and recreation recreational buildings ♦ Defence D

♦ Vacant Vacant land V Defence previously developed ♦ Despoiled land Z ♦ Vacant land not X previously developed Part 2: Full Site Summary Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

ASLOCKTON WINDFALL 01 Aslockton Grange Barn 15/01877/FUL 02‐Nov‐15 02‐Nov‐18 1 RBF

02 Land Adjacent Moorends Chapel 15/03075/OUT 02‐Feb‐16 02‐Feb‐19 1 VGF Lane 03 Land South Of Long Acre, Cliffhill 16/01222/OUT 04‐Jul‐16 04‐Jul‐19 1 WGF Lane 04 Manor House Main Street 15/01823/FUL 29‐Oct‐15 29‐Oct‐18 1 RBF

04 North Side Manor House 16/03096/FUL 06‐Feb‐17 06‐Feb‐20 1 RGF

04 North Side Manor House 16/03112/FUL 06‐Feb‐17 06‐Feb‐20 1 1 RGF

05 Land South of Abbey Lane 14/00480/OUT 15‐Dec‐15 15‐Dec‐18 75 AGF

05 Land South of Abbey Lane 16/02866/REM 25‐Jan‐17 25‐Jan‐20 34 7 33 33 AGF

06 York House, Chapel Lane 17/01420/FUL 15‐Sep‐17 15‐Sep‐20 1 RGF

07 Rear Of The Cottage Chapel Lane 12/00982/COU 19‐Jul‐12 19‐Jul‐15 1 SBF

08 Hill Top Farm, Cliffhill Lane 17/01883/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 13‐Oct‐20 1 SBF

09 Garages West of 41‐43 Meadow 17/02488/FUL 21‐Dec‐17 21‐Dec‐20 2 SBF Close 2 39 8 34 34 77 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

BINGHAM ALLOCATED 20 Land East & West Of Chapel Lane 10/01962/OUT 24‐Dec‐13 24‐Dec‐25 733 317 AGF

20 Land East & West Of Chapel Lane 17/02106/REM 12‐Feb‐18 12‐Feb‐20 316 1 AGF (Phase 1) 733 316 1 317 WINDFALL 01 19 Fosters Lane 10/00533/FUL 16‐Jul‐10 16‐Jul‐13 6 1 RGF

02 15‐17 Derry Lane 17/01619/FUL 15‐Sep‐17 15‐Sep‐20 1 RGF

03 10 Newgate Street 16/01467/FUL 19‐Jul‐16 19‐Jul‐19 1 RBF

04 Fosse Farm 13/01144/FUL 08‐Aug‐13 08‐Aug‐16 1 1 BGF

05 23 Derry Lane 15/02794/FUL 19‐Apr‐16 19‐Apr‐19 1 1 1 RGF

06 5 Market Street 17/02320/FUL 11‐Dec‐17 11‐Dec‐20 1 JBF

07 Bingham Public House, Long Acre 16/01464/FUL 31‐Aug‐16 31‐Aug‐19 3 KBF

08 11 and 11A Market Place 14/02604/FUL 05‐Feb‐15 05‐Feb‐18 2 KBF

09 Land North of 11 Tithby Road / 17/02825/FUL 26‐Jan‐18 26‐Jan‐21 1 RGF West of 2 The Banks A11 and 11A Market Place 14/02604/FUL 05‐Feb‐15 05‐Feb‐18 ‐1 KBF

13 2 3 2 BRADMORE WINDFALL 01 Land Opposite Oak House 17/00060/FUL 03‐Mar‐17 03‐Mar‐20 1 RGF

1 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

BUNNY WINDFALL 01 Wysall Road Farm, Wysall Lane 17/01302/PAQ 21‐Jul‐17 21‐Jul‐20 1 BGF

02 16 Loughborough Road 17/03038/FUL 21‐Mar‐18 21‐Mar‐21 1 RGF

2 CAR COLSTON WINDFALL 01 Toll Bar Farm, Fosse Way 17/01491/FUL 04‐Oct‐17 04‐Oct‐20 5 BGF

5 COLSTON BASSETT WINDFALL 01 Church Gate Barn, Church Gate 15/00676/FUL 22‐May‐15 22‐May‐18 2 2 RGF

02 Fernhill Farm Langar Road 14/02244/FUL 17‐Dec‐14 17‐Dec‐17 1 BGF

03 Willow Brook, Church Gate 17/01110/FUL 21‐Jun‐17 21‐Jun‐20 3 RBF

AWillow Brook, Church Gate 17/01127/FUL 21‐Jun‐17 21‐Jun‐20 ‐1 RBF

2 1 2 2 COSTOCK WINDFALL 01 Land East of the Red Lion 15/00746/FUL 10‐Jun‐15 10‐Jun‐18 1 1 K/C BF

02 The Elms Farm Leake Road 14/02407/FUL 12‐Jan‐15 12‐Jan‐18 2 2 BGF

04 Highway House 1 Main Street 15/00457/FUL 29‐May‐15 29‐May‐18 2 RGF

04 Highway House 1 Main Street 17/01390/FUL 04‐Sep‐17 04‐Sep‐20 2 2 RBF

AHighway House, 1 Main Street 17/01463/FUL 09‐Aug‐17 09‐Aug‐20 ‐1 ‐1 RBF

2 2 2 2 2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

COTGRAVE ALLOCATED 10 Former Cotgrave Colliery, 13/01973/REM 31‐Jan‐14 31‐Jan‐17 5 14 85 22 351 MBF Stragglethorpe Road 10 Former Cotgrave Colliery, 14/01405/FUL 30‐Jan‐15 30‐Jan‐18 4 8 91 0 13 MBF Stragglethorpe Road 10 Former Cotgrave Colliery, 15/00658/FUL 05‐Aug‐15 05‐Aug‐18 2 19 126 35 MBF Stragglethorpe Road 10 Former Cotgrave Colliery, 16/01954/NM 11 3 39 34 MBF Stragglethorpe Road 10 Former Cotgrave Colliery, 16/02938/NM 11 33 33 MBF Stragglethorpe Road 22 55 374 124 364 WINDFALL 02 Fosse Cottage Farm, The Fosse 17/00077/FUL 14‐Mar‐17 14‐Mar‐20 1 BGF

03 Land West Of Main Road 17/01825/PAQ 25‐Sep‐17 25‐Sep‐20 2 AGF

04 1 Thorntons Close 17/01806/FUL 25‐Sep‐17 25‐Sep‐20 1 XGF

05 Woodlands, The Fosse 17/01158/FUL 09‐Nov‐17 09‐Nov‐20 2 RBF

06 Land Between 3 and 5 Marlwood 17/02487/FUL 22‐Dec‐17 22‐Dec‐20 3 SBF

32 26 Risegate 16/01623/FUL 19‐Aug‐16 19‐Aug‐19 1 RBF

A3 and 5 Corn Close 17/01168/FUL 21‐Jul‐17 21‐Jul‐20 ‐1 ‐1 RBF

BCotgrave Shopping Centre 16/02136/FUL 18‐Nov‐16 18‐Nov‐19 ‐10 ‐10 RBF

10 ‐11 ‐11 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

CROPWELL BISHOP WINDFALL 01 Manor House, 42 Fern Road 16/01019/OUT 16‐Jun‐16 16‐Jun‐19 2 RGF

02 11 Church Street 17/01033/FUL 01‐Aug‐17 01‐Aug‐20 9 S/V BF

03 Land Adjacent to 25 Nottingham 17/02561/FUL 21‐Dec‐17 21‐Dec‐20 1 RGF Road 12 CROPWELL BUTLER WINDFALL 01 The Beeches, Back Lane 14/02735/FUL 03‐Mar‐15 03‐Mar‐18 1 1 RGF

01 The Beeches, Back Lane 16/03033/FUL 24‐Jan‐16 24‐Jan‐19 1 1 RGF

02 The Buttery, 8 Rookery Farm 15/00356/FUL 14‐Apr‐15 14‐Apr‐18 1 RGF

03 Stovebolt, Hoe Lane 17/01464/FUL 12‐Sep‐17 12‐Sep‐20 1 BGF

1 1 2 1 1 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

EAST BRIDGFORD WINDFALL 01 Reindeer Inn, Kneeton Road 16/00630/FUL 13‐May‐16 13‐May‐19 3 CBF

01 Reindeer Inn, Kneeton Road 17/00865/FUL 18‐Aug‐17 18‐Aug‐20 2 1 1 CBF

02 17 Browns Lane 14/02501/FUL 27‐Jan‐15 27‐Jan‐18 1 RGF

02 17 Browns Lane 17/03000/FUL 07‐Mar‐18 07‐Mar‐21 1 RGF

03 Former Tennis Court 10A Kneeton 15/01379/FUL 11‐Dec‐15 11‐Dec‐18 1 OGF Road 04 Reindeer Inn 15/02912/FUL 25‐Jan‐16 25‐Jan‐19 1 CBF

04 Reindeer Inn 16/02981/FUL 15‐Mar‐17 15‐Mar‐20 1 1 CBF

07 2 Hackers Close 17/00920/FUL 03‐Aug‐17 03‐Aug‐20 4 VBF

08 Workshop Old Telephone 17/00839/FUL 10‐Oct‐17 10‐Oct‐20 1 UBF Exchange, Butt Lane 09 Garages South of 55 Holloway Close 17/02486/FUL 22‐Dec‐17 22‐Dec‐20 5 SBF

10 20 Cherryholt Lane 17/02948/FUL 29‐Mar‐18 29‐Mar‐21 1 BGF

11 Longlands, 6 College Street 17/00758/FUL 31‐May‐17 31‐May‐20 1 RGF

39 18 Cherryholt Lane 15/00969/OUT 17‐Jul‐15 17‐Jul‐18 2 RBF

39 18 Cherryholt Lane 17/02094/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 15‐Dec‐20 2 RGF

ABry Sjak, Fosse Way 17/00534/FUL 02‐May‐17 02‐May‐20 ‐1 RBF

14 3 2 2 7 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

EAST LEAKE WINDFALL 01 The Rectory, 3 Bateman Road 16/01979/FUL 03‐Oct‐16 03‐Oct‐19 1 RGF

02 P N E U School 8 Station Road 12/00656/FUL 24‐Jun‐10 24‐Jun‐13 6 3 CBF

03 Land to the North of Lantern Lane 12/01821/OUT 06‐Aug‐13 06‐Aug‐16 170 AGF

03 North of Lantern Lane 14/00815/REM 18‐Aug‐14 18‐Aug‐17 14 156 50 AGF

04 Land South East of Woodgate 17/00101/FUL 14‐Mar‐17 14‐Mar‐20 1 1 1 AGF Farm, Rempstone Road 05 Land North of Repstone Road 16/01881/OUT 20‐Nov‐17 20‐Nov‐20 235 AGF

06 28 Main Street 16/02210/FUL 16‐Dec‐16 16‐Dec‐19 4 TBF

07 Former Mircropropagation, Kirk Ley 14/02616/OUT 06‐Jul‐15 06‐Jul‐20 24 AGF Road 08 Land South East Of Woodgate 17/01283/FUL 27‐Jul‐17 27‐Jul‐20 1 1 AGF Farm, Rempstone Road 09 91 Main Street 17/01569/FUL 28‐Aug‐17 28‐Aug‐20 1 RBF

11 The Heavens Gotham Road 14/00707/OUT 10‐Jul‐14 10‐Jul‐17 14 RGF

11 The Heavens Gotham Road 15/00704/REM 10‐Mar‐16 10‐Mar‐19 9 5 RGF

12 East of Meeting House Close 13/02228/OUT 06‐Jun‐14 06‐Jun‐17 150 AGF

12 East of Meeting House Close 15/01308/FUL 15‐Sep‐15 15‐Sep‐18 14 136 45 AGF

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road 14/01927/VAR 02‐Oct‐13 02‐Oct‐16 273 aGF

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road 15/01484/REM 23‐Feb‐16 23‐Feb‐19 74 aGF

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road (Phase 1) 16/01341/REM 14‐Oct‐16 14‐Oct‐19 1 77 38 AGF

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road (Phase 2) 16/02842/REM 23‐Mar‐16 23‐Mar‐19 33 42 29 29 AGF

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road (Phase 3) 17/02105/REM 19‐Dec‐17 19‐Dec‐19 118 AGF

16 Sheepwash 08/00986/FUL 01‐Jan‐09 01‐Jan‐12 1 BGF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

32 Land south of 3 West Leake Rd 08/01638/REM 29‐Oct‐08 29‐Oct‐11 4 1 RGF

A28 Main Street 16/02210/FUL 16‐Dec‐16 16‐Dec‐19 ‐1 TBF

B65 Main Street 17/01983/FUL 09‐Nov‐17 09‐Nov‐20 ‐2 ‐2 RBF

259 168 79 404 165 682 ELTON WINDFALL 01 Land North West of the Bungalow 15/02644/FUL 23‐Dec‐15 23‐Dec‐18 1 BGF Grange Farm 01 Land North West of the Bungalow 17/00442/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 18‐Apr‐20 1 1 BGF Grange Farm 03 Land North of The Spinney, Sutton 17/02546/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 15‐Dec‐20 1 SBF Lane 1 1 1 1 FLINTHAM WINDFALL 01 Former Islamic Institute 15/03060/OUT 22‐Sep‐16 22‐Sep‐19 95 VBF

02 Skerrywood, off Main St 16/00347/FUL 29‐Apr‐16 29‐Aug‐19 1 VGF

95 1 GAMSTON WINDFALL 01 Cherry Tree Cottage 14/00444/FUL 09‐May‐14 09‐May‐17 1 RBF

02 Land North East of 6 Derwent Close 16/00884/FUL 12‐Jul‐16 12‐Jul‐19 1 SBF

2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

GRANBY WINDFALL 01 Boot and Shoe 15/00151/FUL 23‐Mar‐15 23‐May‐18 4 BF

01 Boot and Shoe Church Street 15/01588/FUL 23‐Mar‐15 23‐Mar‐18 1 3 1 CBF

02 Highlea, Main Street 17/00126/FUL 06‐Mar‐17 06‐Mar‐20 1 1 RGF

03 Mill Cottage, Main Street 18/00085/FUL 07‐Mar‐18 07‐Mar‐21 1 SBF

1 1 4 2 4 HAWKSWORTH WINDFALL 01 Saw Mills Scarrington Road 15/01117/FUL 07‐Jul‐15 07‐Jul‐18 1 1 IBF

1 1 HICKLING WINDFALL 02 The Homestead Bridgate Lane 16/02406/FUL 15‐Nov‐16 15‐Nov‐19 1 1 RBF

03 Cross Roads Farm House, 16/00204/FUL 08‐Jun‐16 08‐Jun‐19 1 AGF MeltonRoad 04 Part OS Field 7500 Green Lane 15/00358/FUL 05‐May‐15 05‐May‐18 1 BGF

05 Manor House Main Street 14/01176/OUT 13‐Feb‐15 13‐Feb‐18 1 RGF

05 Manor House Main Street 15/00678/FUL 29‐May‐15 29‐May‐18 1 RGF

05 Manor House, Main Street 16/00557/FUL 13‐May‐16 13‐May‐19 1 1 RGF

1 1 2 2 2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

KEYWORTH WINDFALL 01 1 Blind Lane 14/01318/FUL 27‐Aug‐14 27‐Aug‐17 4 SBF

01 1 Blind Lane 16/02418/FUL 16‐Dec‐16 16‐Dec‐19 4 TBF

02 Rebbur House, 108 Nicker Hill 15/03084/FUL 23‐May‐16 23‐May‐19 11 RBF

03 Site to the west end of Commercial 16/01720/REM 25‐Nov‐16 23‐Nov‐19 5 5 TBF Road 04 7 Limetree Close 17/00320/OUT 13‐Apr‐17 13‐Apr‐20 1 RGF

05 59 Selby Lane 15/00997/OUT 24‐Jul‐15 24‐Jul‐18 1 RGF

06 4 and 6 Thelda Avenue 15/00884/FUL 10‐Jun‐15 10‐Jun‐18 2 RGF

07 47 Selby Lane 15/00937/FUL 23‐Jun‐15 23‐Jun‐18 1 RGF

09 7 Dale Road 14/02046/FUL 06‐Oct‐14 06‐Oct‐17 2 RGF

09 7 Dale Road 15/01869/FUL 25‐Sep‐15 25‐Sep‐18 2 2 RGF

10 20 Main Street 15/00347/FUL 24‐Apr‐15 24‐Apr‐18 1 RGF

11 The Hall, Nottingham Road 17/01549/FUL 23‐Feb‐18 23‐Feb‐21 4 KBF

12 1 Gorse Road 17/01341/FUL 04‐Aug‐17 04‐Aug‐20 2 RGF

13 19‐21 Main Street 16/02805/COU 22‐Dec‐16 22‐Dec‐19 1 JBF

14 107 Nottingham Road 15/02228/FUL 03‐Dec‐15 03‐Dec‐18 2 2 RBF

15 51 Selby Lane 17/02511/FUL 08‐Dec‐17 08‐Dec‐20 2 RBF

16 83 Nottingham Road 15/02737/FUL 13‐May‐16 13‐May‐19 4 JBF

16 83 Nottingham Road 17/00425/FUL 24‐Apr‐17 24‐Apr‐20 1 2 2 JBF

17 The Plough, Selby Lane 17/00526/HYB 08‐May‐17 08‐May‐22 1 1 CBF

A10 Debale Lane 17/01584/FUL 28‐Aug‐17 28‐Aug‐20 ‐1 ‐1 RBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

B51 Selby Lane 17/02511/FUL 08‐Dec‐17 08‐Dec‐20 ‐1 RBF

3 24 5 10 10 10 KINGSTON ON SOAR WINDFALL 01 Hillside, Gotham Road 16/01593/PAO 20‐Jul‐16 20‐Jul‐19 1 JBF

02 Home Farm, Gotham Road 16/01241/PAQ 28‐Jun‐16 28‐Jun‐19 1 BGF

02 Home Farm, Gotham Road 17/01832/FUL 12‐Oct‐17 12‐Oct‐20 1 BGF

2 1 KINOULTON WINDFALL 01 Lodge Farm Kinoulton Lane 15/01097/PAQ 13‐Jul‐15 13‐Jul‐18 1 AGF

02 Harboro Kinoulton Lane 15/01958/FUL 29‐Oct‐15 29‐Oct‐18 1 RGF

03 Police House 46 Main Street 16/00742/FUL 13‐May‐16 13‐May‐19 2 UBF

03 Police House 46 Main Street 16/01977/FUL 28‐Nov‐16 28‐Nov‐19 2 2 UBF

04 Neville Arms Owthorpe Lane 16/02079/FUL 06‐Oct‐16 06‐Oct‐19 2 2 TBF

1 1 4 4 2 KNEETON WINDFALL 01 Farmyard to South of St Helens 15/01668/FUL 16‐Oct‐15 16‐Oct‐18 4 BGF Church 4 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

LANGAR WINDFALL 01 Bridge House, Cropwell Road 16/01444/PAQ 22‐Jul‐16 22‐Jul‐19 1 BGF

01 Land South of Bridge House 17/00782/PAQ 26‐May‐17 26‐May‐20 1 BGF

02 Northfields Farm 14/00281/FUL 21‐May‐14 21‐May‐17 1 1 BGF

02 Northfields Farm 16/03060/FUL 27‐Jan‐17 27‐Jan‐20 1 BGF

03 Old Chapel Langar Road 14/00657/FUL 23‐May‐14 23‐May‐17 1 CBF

04 Bridge House Cropwell Road 16/00511/PAQ 20‐Apr‐16 20‐Apr‐19 1 BGF

06 Land South of Bridge House, 17/02035/PAQ 12‐Oct‐17 12‐Oct‐20 1 BGF Cropwell Road 07 27 Works Lane 17/01829/FUL 03‐Oct‐17 03‐Oct‐20 1 RGF

08 Land West of Millfield, Langar Road 17/01628/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 13‐Oct‐20 2 2 XGF

09 Romnay House, Main Road 17/01352/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 13‐Oct‐20 6 RGF

14 3 2 NEWTON ALLOCATED 01 Land At Royal Air Force Newton 10/02105/OUT 30‐Jan‐14 30‐Jan‐21 550 VBF

550 WINDFALL 02 Former Control Tower, Wellington 16/01236/FUL 25‐Aug‐16 25‐Aug‐19 1 DBF Avenue 1 NORMANTON ON SOAR WINDFALL 01 Bespoke Furniture 44 Far Lane 15/02628/FUL 08‐Jan‐16 08‐Jan‐19 1 3 IBF

1 3 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

NORMANTON ON WOLDS WINDFALL 02 Overgrown Acres, Cotgrave Road 17/02503/FUL 19‐Dec‐17 19‐Dec‐20 1 BGF

1 ORSTON WINDFALL 01 4 Church Street 14/01978/OUT 10‐Nov‐14 10‐Nov‐17 2 AGF

01 4 Church Street 15/00946/REM 16‐Jun‐15 16‐Jun‐18 2 2 AGF

02 Dovecote Farm, Church Street 16/01496/FUL 04‐Nov‐16 04‐Nov‐19 2 BGF

03 Warehouse Premises, Lombard 16/00631/OUT 17‐May‐16 17‐May‐19 1 AGF Street 03 Warehouse Premises, Lombard 16/02202/REM 31‐Oct‐16 31‐Oct‐19 1 AGF Street 04 Carlin House High Street 11/01180/FUL 20‐Sep‐12 20‐Sep‐15 1 SGF

05 Yew Tree Farm (East) 10/01495/FUL 15‐Oct‐10 15‐Oct‐13 1 SBF

06 Land to South West of Poppy 17/00532/FUL 26‐Mar‐18 26‐Mar‐21 1 AGF Cottage Lombard Street 07 The Gables, Hill Road 17/01409/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 29‐Aug‐20 1 RGF

5 2 2 2 3 OWTHORPE WINDFALL 01 Laxton Farm, Swabs Lane 17/02112/FUL 10‐Nov‐17 10‐Nov‐20 1 BGF

1 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

PLUMTREE WINDFALL 01 Griffin Inn, Main Road 15/02486/OUT 31‐Mar‐16 31‐Mar‐19 2 TBF

01 Griffin Inn, Main Road 16/02001/FUL 02‐Dec‐16 02‐Dec‐19 2 2 XBF

2 2 2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

RADCLIFFE ON TRENT WINDFALL 01 18 Ridge Lane 14/01083/OUT 28‐Oct‐15 28‐Oct‐18 3 RGF

02 18 Cropwell Road 17/00791/FUL 02‐Jun‐17 02‐Jun‐20 1 1 RBF

04 137 Shelford Road 15/01622/FUL 02‐Sep‐15 02‐Sep‐18 1 1 RGF

05 141 Shelford Road 15/00084/FUL 27‐Mar‐15 27‐Mar‐18 1 RGF

07 28 Cliff Crescent (2) 15/02344/FUL 20‐Nov‐15 20‐Nov‐18 1 RGF

07 28 Cliff Crescent (3) 17/00827/FUL 02‐Jun‐17 02‐Jun‐20 1 1 RBF

09 28 Cliff Crescent 15/02343/FUL 20‐Nov‐15 20‐Nov‐18 1 RGF

11 Land South at 69 Covert Crescent 15/02662/FUL 06‐Jan‐16 06‐Jan‐19 1 1 RGF

12 20 Thomas Avenue 17/00892/FUL 14‐Jul‐17 14‐Jul‐20 1 1 RBF

13 Land North West of 149 Shelford 17/00505/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 29‐Aug‐20 3 RGF Road 14 17a Shelford Road 16/01294/FUL 07‐Jul‐16 07‐Jul‐19 3 RGF

15 16 Grantham Road 16/00765/OUT 24‐May‐16 24‐May‐19 1 RGF

16 105 Bingham Road 16/01771/FUL 17‐Oct‐16 17‐Oct‐19 4 RGF

17 Land to Rear of 119 &121 Shelford 15/02285/OUT 30‐Nov‐15 30‐Nov‐18 1 RGF Road 17 119 Shelford Road 16/00825/OUT 26‐May‐16 26‐May‐19 1 RGF

17 119 Shelford Road 17/02559/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 10‐Dec‐20 2 RGF

18 42A Cropwell Road 17/01354/FUL 11‐Aug‐17 11‐Aug‐20 3 RGF

19 5 Golf Road 17/02364/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 15‐Dec‐20 3 RBF

20 Garages East of 116 Queens Road 17/02490/FUL 05‐Jan‐18 05‐Jan‐21 5 SBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

21 Trelaw, 139 Shelford Road 17/00506/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 29‐Aug‐20 2 RGF

22 7 Cliff Drive 17/01818/FUL 24‐Nov‐17 24‐Nov‐20 2 RBF

A16 Grantham Road 17/00966/FUL 29‐Jun‐17 29‐Jun‐20 ‐3 ‐3 RBF

B 17a Shelford Road 16/01294/FUL 07‐Jul‐16 07‐Jul‐19 ‐1 RBF

CTrelaw, 139 Shelford Road 17/00506/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 29‐Aug‐20 ‐1 ‐1 RGF

D5 Golf Road 17/02364/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 15‐Dec‐20 ‐1 RBF

E7 Cliff Drive 17/01818/FUL 24‐Nov‐17 24‐Nov‐20 ‐1 ‐1 RBF

3 21 9 ‐1 ‐1 3 REMPSTONE WINDFALL 01 Rempstone Hall Farm, Ashby Road 14/02642/FUL 04‐Oct‐16 04‐Oct‐19 1 2 BGF

01 Rempstone Hall Farm, Ashby Road 17/02649/FUL 31‐Jan‐18 31‐Jan‐21 2 BGF

3 2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

RUDDINGTON C2 XEasthorpe Street 14/02661/FUL 01‐Feb‐15 01‐Feb‐18 10 QBF

XSt Peters Rest Home Vicarage Lane 15/02397/FUL 18‐Dec‐15 18‐Dec‐18 7 RBF

17 WINDFALL 01 15 Parkyns Street 14/01812/FUL 22‐May‐15 22‐May‐18 5 IBF

02 11 Charles Street 15/02088/FUL 10‐Nov‐15 10‐Nov‐18 1 RBF

02 11 Charles Street 16/00070/FUL 31‐May‐16 31‐May‐19 2 RGF

03 70 Wilford Road 17/01214/FUL 25‐Aug‐17 25‐Aug‐20 2 KBF

04 Land At 35, 37 and 39 Easthorpe 17/01690/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 13‐Oct‐20 8 RBF Street 05 Land West of Malmic House, 15/01793/FUL 28‐Jun‐16 28‐Jun‐19 17 9 2 2 IBF Brookside Road 06 Pasture Lane, Ruddington 12/01199/FUL 20‐Jan‐14 20‐Jan‐17 102 5 OGF

07 Four Mile House, 38 Loughborough 17/01366/FUL 06‐Oct‐17 06‐Oct‐20 1 BGF Road 08 North of 8A St Marys Crescent 16/02224/FUL 16‐Jun‐16 16‐Jun‐19 3 1 RGF

09 24 High Street (First Floor) 18/00154/PAO 08‐Mar‐18 08‐Mar‐21 3 JBF

10 20‐22 High Street 18/00220/PAO 06‐Mar‐18 06‐Mar‐21 2 JBF

13 Talltrees Farm, Pasture Lane 14/00970/PAM 24‐Jun‐14 24‐Jun‐17 1 1 BGF

15 6 Trent Avenue 16/01719/FUL 17‐Jan‐17 17‐Jan‐20 1 RGF

15 6 Trent Avenue 17/02234/FUL 16‐Nov‐17 16‐Nov‐20 1 RGF

16 15 Wilford Crescent 16/00137/FUL 01‐Apr‐16 01‐Apr‐19 4 4 RGF

A50 and 52 Woodley Street 17/00213/FUL 10‐Apr‐17 10‐Apr‐20 ‐1 RBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

BLand at 35, 37 and 39 Easthorpe 17/01764/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 13‐Oct‐20 ‐3 RBF Street 36 10 112 13 2 SCREVETON WINDFALL 01 Land at Hawksworth Road 16/01466/FUL 09‐Aug‐16 09‐Aug‐19 6 AGF

02 The Cottage, Lodge Lane 17/02323/OUT 04‐Dec‐17 04‐Dec‐20 1 RGF

04 Top Farm 15/01850/FUL 12‐Oct‐15 12‐Oct‐18 1 1 BGF

05 Whitehouse Farm, Hawksworth 16/00434/FUL 11‐Apr‐16 11‐Apr‐19 1 1 AGF Road 11 Manor Farmhouse, Hawksworth 15/02674/FUL 21‐Jan‐16 21‐Jan‐19 1 RGF Road 11 Manor Farmhouse, Hawksworth 17/00150/FUL 20‐Mar‐17 20‐Mar‐20 1 RGF Road 1 7 2 2 1 SHELTON WINDFALL 01 Wensor Bridge Farm, Main Road 16/01746/PAQ 31‐Aug‐16 31‐Aug‐19 1 BGF

03 Shelton Manor Farm 16/02251/FUL 29‐Nov‐16 29‐Nov‐19 1 RBF

2 SIBTHORPE WINDFALL 01 Firs Farm Baxter Lane 15/02266/PAQ 18‐Nov‐15 18‐Nov‐18 1 BGF

01 Firs Farm Baxter Lane 15/03008/PAQ 25‐Jan‐16 25‐Jan‐19 1 1 BGF

02 Land South West of Church Lane 16/01949/FUL 21‐Sep‐16 21‐Sep‐19 1 BGF

1 1 1 1 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

STANTON ON WOLDS WINDFALL 01 Foxcote Farm Melton Road 14/02188/FUL 28‐Apr‐14 28‐Apr‐17 1 1 BGF

02 Adj 178 Melton Road 16/02445/FUL 30‐Nov‐16 30‐Nov‐19 1 BGF

03 143 Browns Lane 17/00997/FUL 20‐Jun‐17 20‐Jun‐20 1 RBF

1 1 1 1 SUTTON BONINGTON WINDFALL 01 Land between 11‐17 Orchard Close 13/00770/FUL 04‐Jun‐13 04‐Jun‐16 2 RBF

01 Land between 11‐17 Orchard Close 15/01274/FUL 12‐Nov‐15 12‐Nov‐18 3 3 RBF

02 West Wing, Sutton Fields House 14/00568/FUL 04‐Jul‐14 04‐Jul‐17 1 RBF

02 West Wing, Sutton Fields House, 17/00989/FUL 03‐Jul‐17 03‐Jul‐20 1 R/T BF Station Road 03 Plot 1 Barrington Court 17/00210/FUL 03‐May‐17 03‐May‐20 1 AGF

04 20 Landcroft Lane 16/00330/OUT 13‐May‐16 13‐May‐19 1 RBF

04 20 Landcroft Lane 17/02349/REM 06‐Dec‐17 06‐Dec‐20 1 RBF

05 40 Main Street 16/00093/FUL 01‐Jul‐16 01‐Jul‐19 2 RBF

06 36 Park Lane 16/00082/FUL 10‐Mar‐16 10‐Mar‐19 1 RBF

07 18 Landcroft Lane 17/02019/VAR 19‐Oct‐17 19‐Oct‐20 1 1 LBF

08 92A Main Street 17/02365/COU 04‐Dec‐17 04‐Dec‐20 1 1 KBF

24 17 Main Street 15/00330/FUL 26‐May‐15 26‐May‐18 2 1 AGF

24 17 Main Street 17/00210/FUL 03‐May‐17 03‐May‐20 1 1 AGF

6 8 6 5 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

THOROTON WINDFALL 01 Thoroton Farm, Main Street 16/03101/FUL 15‐Jun‐17 15‐Jun‐20 8 BGF

02 Greenhedge Farmhouse 17/01923/PAQ 06‐Oct‐17 06‐Oct‐20 1 BGF

9 THORPE IN THE GLEBE WINDFALL 01 Holmcroft, Wymeswold Road 17/02367/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 20‐Dec‐20 1 KBF

1 THRUMPTON WINDFALL 01 Manor House Church Lane 14/01880/FUL 29‐Oct‐14 21‐Oct‐17 1 RGF

1 TITHBY & WIVERTON WINDFALL 01 Hollytree Farm Cropwell Road 15/02815/FUL 14‐Jan‐16 14‐Jan‐19 1 BGF

1 TOLLERTON WINDFALL 01 Tollerton Park, Tollerton Lane 16/02400/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 18‐Apr‐20 6 3 3 SBF

03 Tollerton Hall, Tollerton Lane 17/02548/FUL 02‐Jan‐18 02‐Jan‐21 1 JBF

7 3 3 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

UPPER BROUGHTON WINDFALL 01 Church Farm Rectory Drive 14/01091/FUL 30‐Jul‐14 30‐Jul‐17 2 AGF

01 Church Farm Rectory Drive 15/01656/FUL 28‐Aug‐15 28‐Aug‐18 2 2 RGF

02 The Croft, Station Road 17/02680/FUL 26‐Jan‐18 26‐Jan‐21 1 RBF

03 Piecrust Cottage, Station Road 17/02774/FUL 22‐Feb‐18 22‐Feb‐21 3 I/K BF

4 2 2 2 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

WEST BRIDGFORD ALLOCATED 001 Land east and west of Melton Road 08/00664/OUT 01‐Jul‐09 01‐Jul‐19 1200 AGF

001 Land east and west of Melton Road 10/01081/REM 31‐Mar‐11 31‐Mar‐14 357 AGF

001 Land east and west of Melton Road 14/01238/FUL 27‐Oct‐15 27‐Oct‐18 198 27 30 30 131 AGF (Bovis) 001 Land east and west of Melton Road 14/02715/FUL 27‐Oct‐15 27‐Oct‐18 279 1 AGF (Taylor Wim) 001 Land east and west of Melton Road 15/00339/FUL 27‐Oct‐15 27‐Oct‐18 86 39 136 96 AGF (Barratts) 001 Melton Road 16/00185/FUL 01‐Apr‐16 01‐Apr‐19 1 AGF

001 Land east and west of Melton Road 16/00186/FUL 21‐Mar‐16 21‐Mar‐19 2 AGF (290 Melton Rd) 001 Melton Road Edwalton 16/00386/HYB 12‐Jul‐16 12‐Jul‐19 52 2 AGF

001 OS Field 7525 Sharp Hill Wood 17/00941/OUT 18‐Sep‐17 18‐Sep‐20 600 AGF

001 Land North of 290 Melton Road 17/01190/FUL 14‐Sep‐17 14‐Sep‐20 4 AGF

001 Land east and west of Melton Road 17/01350/NM 131 AGF (Bloors) 001 Land Adjacent to Granary House, 18/00115/FUL 01‐Mar‐18 01‐Mar‐21 1 AGF Melton Road 652 701 67 166 126 1691 WINDFALL 002 22‐26 Radcliffe Road 07/00546/FUL 29‐Jun‐07 29‐Jun‐12 10 3 QBF

003 116 Melton Road 16/01811/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 18‐Apr‐20 2 2 SBF

006 1 Stamford Road 15/00389/FUL 22‐Apr‐15 22‐Apr‐18 1 RGF

007 Bridgford House Pavillion Road 17/01981/FUL 03‐May‐18 03‐May‐21 111 JBF

008 82 Musters Road 17/00537/FUL 19‐May‐17 19‐May‐20 1 1 RBF

009 258 Melton Road 15/01354/FUL 03‐Nov‐15 03‐Nov‐18 1 RBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

012 Caretakers Bungalow, 132 17/01835/FUL 21‐Sep‐17 21‐Sep‐20 3 RBF Greythorn Drive 013 Land South of Wilford Lane 17/00673/FUL 20‐Oct‐17 20‐Oct‐20 168 3 VGF

014 Rose Lodge Nursing Home, 88 16/02363/FUL 20‐Feb‐17 20‐Feb‐20 10 10 QBF Musters Road 015 Garages on St Lukes Close 17/02489/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 20‐Dec‐20 6 SBF

016 15 Boundary Road 17/02491/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 20‐Dec‐20 2 RBF

017 1A Carlyle Road 15/01922/FUL 18‐Mar‐16 18‐Mar‐19 5 5 RBF

018 1 Village Street 17/02773/FUL 12‐Jan‐18 12‐Jan‐21 1 VBF

019 Silver Birches 234 Melton Road 15/03007/FUL 08‐Feb‐16 08‐Feb‐19 2 RGF

020 Adj 22 Beech Close, Edwalton 14/00148/OUT 02‐Apr‐14 02‐Apr‐17 4 VBF

021 46 Adbolton Grove 14/01300/HYB 27‐Aug‐14 27‐Aug‐17 1 RGF

022 102 Mona Road 14/01031/FUL 12‐Sep‐14 12‐Sep‐17 2 1 1 RGF

023 67A Melton Road 14/02209/FUL 11‐Dec‐14 11‐Dec‐17 3 KBF

023 67A Melton Road 16/00161/FUL 18‐Mar‐16 18‐Mar‐19 3 3 KBF

024 41A Abbey Road 14/02522/FUL 29‐Jan‐15 29‐Jan‐18 1 BF

024 Cowans, 41 Abbey Road 17/00343/FUL 14‐Jun‐17 14‐Jun‐20 2 R/S BF

025 Grosvenor School 218 Melton Road 15/03055/FUL 10‐Feb‐16 10‐Feb‐19 2 2 CBF

026 Hill Farm Cottages, 233 Melton 17/02754/FUL 02‐Feb‐18 02‐Feb‐21 2 RGF Road 027 R/O 42 Wilford Lane 16/01264/FUL 17‐Aug‐16 17‐Aug‐19 1 RGF

028 56‐62 Radcliffe Road 16/01767/FUL 31‐Aug‐16 31‐Aug‐19 6 VBF

029 Landmere Nursing Home 16/01906/OUT 18‐Nov‐16 18‐Nov‐19 10 QBF

029 Landmere Nursing Home 17/00218/REM 05‐Jul‐17 05‐Jul‐19 7 7 QBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

030 West Bridgford Ambulance Station, 16/00864/FUL 18‐Nov‐16 18‐Nov‐19 30 CBF Rectory Road 031 Index Computer Supplies 56 15/02467/FUL 14‐Dec‐15 15‐Dec‐18 1 VBF Radcliffe Road 032 John Germans Drovers, 37 Gordon 16/02908/FUL 08‐Mar‐17 08‐Mar‐20 9 KBF Road 033 Park View Court Loughboorugh 15/01960/FUL 05‐Oct‐15 05‐Oct‐18 2 RBF Road 034 Central College Nottingham 14/02716/FUL 13‐Nov‐15 13‐Nov‐18 39 9 39 39 CBF Graythorn Drive 035 84 Musters Road 17/02938/FUL 09‐Feb‐18 09‐Feb‐21 1 1 RBF

036 65 Clumber Road 15/03031/FUL 08‐Feb‐16 08‐Feb‐19 1 RBF

037 43 Radcliffe Road 15/00415/FUL 22‐Apr‐15 22‐Apr‐18 8 8 KBF

038 134A Trent Boulevard 17/00582/FUL 16‐Jun‐17 16‐Jun‐20 9 RBF

040 11 West Avenue 17/00221/FUL 19‐May‐17 19‐May‐20 8 8 SBF

042 Land between Lady Bay 16/01118/FUL 17‐Nov‐16 17‐Nov‐19 48 BF Bridge/Radcliffe Road 043 18 Boundary Road 16/02819/FUL 22‐Dec‐16 22‐Dec‐19 2 2 RBF

044 31 Wilford Lane 16/02537/FUL 09‐Dec‐16 09‐Dec‐19 1 RBF

045 143 Davies Road 16/03045/FUL 10‐Feb‐17 10‐Feb‐20 1 TBF

045 143 Davies Road 17/01656/FUL 25‐Aug‐17 25‐Aug‐20 1 1 RBF

046 63 Alford Road 16/03080/FUL 09‐Feb‐17 09‐Feb‐20 1 RGF

047 41‐47 Melton Road 16/03122/FUL 17‐Feb‐17 17‐Feb‐20 4 4 CBF

048 Grenville House, 5 Little Bounds 16/00679/FUL 20‐May‐16 20‐May‐16 1 1 GGF

049 239‐243 Melton Road 16/00937/OUT 10‐Jun‐16 10‐Jun‐19 2 GGF

050 Coach House, 108 Radcliffe Road 16/01574/FUL 19‐Oct‐16 19‐Oct‐19 1 RBF

050 108 Radcliffe Road 16/00188/FUL 27‐Apr‐16 27‐Apr‐19 2 RBF Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

A 102 Mona Road 14/01031/FUL 12‐Sep‐14 12‐Sep‐17 ‐1 ‐1 RGF

C 134A Trent Boulevard 17/00582/FUL 16‐Jun‐17 16‐Jun‐20 ‐1 RBF

D Caretakers Bungalow, 132 17/01835/FUL 21‐Sep‐17 21‐Sep‐20 ‐1 RBF Greythorne Drive E15 Boundary Road 17/02491/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 20‐Dec‐20 ‐1 RBF

F51 Melton Road 17/01272/FUL 14‐Jul‐17 14‐Jul‐20 ‐2 RBF

G69‐71 Trent Boulevard 15/02464/FUL 21‐Mar‐16 21‐Mar‐19 ‐2 ‐2 RBF

J18 Boundary Road 16/02819/FUL 22‐Dec‐16 22‐Dec‐19 ‐1 ‐1 RBF

5 442 32 91 88 18 WHATTON WINDFALL 01 Land off Old Grantham Road 17/01408/FUL 12‐Dec‐17 12‐Dec‐20 1 AGF

02 Land East of 6 Orston Lane 17/02703/OUT 12‐Mar‐18 12‐Mar‐21 3 AGF

03 Dunville, Burton Lane 16/02480/OUT 09‐Dec‐16 09‐Dec‐19 3 RGF

03 Dunville, Burton Lane 17/01851/OUT 09‐Oct‐17 09‐Oct‐20 1 RGF

4 1 3 WIDMERPOOL WINDFALL 01 Oakland House, Church Lane 18/00092/FUL 08‐Mar‐18 08‐Mar‐21 2 R/S BF

04 Smithy Farm, Main Street 17/01947/FUL 10‐Oct‐17 10‐Oct‐20 1 RGF

06 The Grange, Station Road 15/02390/FUL 23‐Nov‐15 23‐Nov‐18 1 BGF

4 Parish Site Address File Ref Date Date Outline Detail U/C Comp Comp S/S Prev GF Ref Approved Expires Dw Dw Dw Dw last 12 Dw Use or months BF

WILLOUGHBY ON WOLDS WINDFALL 01 Land To East Of London Lane 14/02147/REM 01‐May‐14 01‐May‐17 2 AGF

02 Land North East Hollydene House, 13/01567/EXT 01‐Oct‐13 01‐Oct‐16 1 BGF Westhorpe 03 Land North of 121 Main St 14/02548/FUL 02‐Jan‐15 07‐Jan‐18 1 1 RGF

04 Chestnut Farm Church Lane 17/00465/FUL 10‐Apr‐17 10‐Apr‐20 1 BGF

05 Occupation Lane 14/01788/PAM 20‐Oct‐14 20‐Oct‐17 1 1 AGF

06 Chestnut Farm Church Lane 15/02360/FUL 18‐Nov‐15 18‐Nov‐18 4 4 BGF

07 Church Lane 16/02617/FUL 08‐Dec‐16 08‐Dec‐19 1 AGF

08 Land North of Old Hall Farm 17/02741/FUL 05‐Mar‐18 05‐Mar‐21 1 RGF

5 1 6 6 WYSALL WINDFALL 02 Wynhill Keyworth Road 14/01603/OUT 17‐Sep‐14 17‐Sep‐17 1 AGF

02 Wynhill Keyworth Road 17/02143/REM 31‐Oct‐17 31‐Oct‐19 1 AGF

03 Keyworth Road 15/01473/OUT 21‐Sep‐15 21‐Sep‐18 3 TBF

03 1 The Old Woodyard 17/01536/OUT 23‐Aug‐17 23‐Aug‐20 2 XGF

03 4 The Old Woodyard 17/00919/REM 16‐Jun‐17 16‐Jun‐20 1 1 SBF

05 Le Petit Champ, Widmerpool Road 17/02447/OUT 11‐Dec‐17 11‐Dec‐20 3 RGF

5 1 1 1 4 Part 3a: Parish ‐ Allocated Completions Summary (net) Parish 4/11‐3/12 4/12‐3/13 4/13‐3/14 4/14‐3/15 4/15‐3/16 4/16‐3/17 4/17‐3/18

ASLOCKTON BARTON IN FABIS BINGHAM 62 48 75 39 BRADMORE BUNNY CAR COLSTON CLIPSTON COLSTON BASSETT COSTOCK COTGRAVE 112 150 124 CROPWELL BISHOP CROPWELL BUTLER EAST BRIDGFORD EAST LEAKE ELTON FLAWBOROUGH FLINTHAM GAMSTON GOTHAM GRANBY HAWKSWORTH HICKLING KEYWORTH KINGSTON ON SOAR KINOULTON KNEETON LANGAR NORMANTON ON SOAR NORMANTON ON WOLDS ORSTON OWTHORPE PLUMTREE RADCLIFFE ON TRENT RATCLIFFE ON SOAR REMPSTONE RUDDINGTON SAXONDALE SCARRINGTON Parish 4/11‐3/12 4/12‐3/13 4/13‐3/14 4/14‐3/15 4/15‐3/16 4/16‐3/17 4/17‐3/18

SCREVETON SHELFORD SHELTON SIBTHORPE STANFORD ON SOAR STANTON ON WOLDS SUTTON BONINGTON THOROTON THORPE IN THE GLEBE THRUMPTON TITHBY & WIVERTON TOLLERTON UPPER BROUGHTON WEST BRIDGFORD 40 126 WEST LEAKE WHATTON WIDMERPOOL WILLOUGHBY ON WOLDS WYSALL

62 48 75 39 112 190 250 Part 3b: Parish ‐ Windfall Completions Summary (net) Parish 4/11‐3/12 4/12‐3/13 4/13‐3/14 4/14‐3/15 4/15‐3/16 4/16‐3/17 4/17‐3/18 ASLOCKTON 1 4 11 34 BARTON IN FABIS 1 BINGHAM 7 43 25 20 9 8 2 BRADMORE BUNNY 1 1 1 CAR COLSTON 1 CLIPSTON COLSTON BASSETT 2 1 2 COSTOCK 1 1 1 5 2 COTGRAVE 2 5 29 3 ‐12 ‐11 CROPWELL BISHOP 2 12 1 CROPWELL BUTLER 1 1 1 ‐1 1 1 EAST BRIDGFORD 4 4 7 2 EAST LEAKE 76 18 4 38 211 136 165 ELTON 1 1 1 FLAWBOROUGH 1 FLINTHAM 1 GAMSTON/HP 3 5 5 GOTHAM 4 7 1 1 GRANBY 1 1 1 2 2 HAWKSWORTH 1 HICKLING 1 2 ‐1 2 KEYWORTH 2 3 6 25 2 2 10 KINGSTON ON SOAR 5 KINOULTON 1 4 LANGAR 1 1 NEWTON NORMANTON ON SOAR 1 3 NORMANTON ON WOLDS ORSTON 7 2 3 2 2 OWTHORPE 1 ‐1 1 PLUMTREE 2 RADCLIFFE ON TRENT 20 9 3 3 8 ‐1 RATCLIFFE ON SOAR REMPSTONE 1 2 RUDDINGTON 13 7 3 13 65 51 13 SAXONDALE SCARRINGTON 2 Parish 4/11‐3/12 4/12‐3/13 4/13‐3/14 4/14‐3/15 4/15‐3/16 4/16‐3/17 4/17‐3/18 SCREVETON 1 1 2 2 SHELFORD 29 31 33 2 SHELTON 1 SIBTHORPE 1 STANFORD ON SOAR 6 2 1 ‐1 STANTON ON WOLDS 4 1 1 SUTTON BONINGTON 2 1 3 1 1 7 6 THOROTON 1 3 THRUMPTON TITHBY & WIVERTON TOLLERTON 9 2 3 ‐1 1 3 UPPER BROUGHTON 1 3 2 1 2 WEST BRIDGFORD 26 18 21 101 45 64 88 WEST LEAKE WHATTON 3 1 1 WIDMERPOOL 3 1 WILLOUGHBY ON WOLDS 1 2 3 1 6 WYSALL 2 1 1

231 161 124 272 370 280 343 Part 4: Brownfield Site Monitoring Allocated Windfall Totals

Permissions BF % BF Comp BF Comp % BF Comp Permissions BF % BF Comp BF Comp % BF Comp % BF % BF Comp last 12 Permissions Permissions last 12 Last 12 Last 12 Months Permissions Permissions last 12 Last 12 Last 12 Permissions Months months Months months Months Months

01‐Apr‐11 244 0 0.00% 56 0 0.00% 2749 1239 45.07%160 82 51.25% 41.39% 37.96%

01‐Apr‐12 159 0 0.00% 62 0 0.00% 2371 965 40.70%231 116 50.00% 37.20% 39.40%

01‐Apr‐13 114 0 0.00% 48 0 0.00% 2451 1093 42.60%161 73 45.00% 43.00% 34.93%

01‐Apr‐14 39 0 0.00% 75 0 0.00% 3395 1490 43.89%124 72 58.06% 43.39% 36.18%

01‐Apr‐15 3256 1020 31.30% 39 0 0.00% 1566 718 32.30%272 263 96.67% 35.63% 52.41%

01‐Apr‐16 3145 894 28.40% 112 112 100.00% 1103 307 27.83%370 82 22.20% 27.74% 39.83%

01‐Apr‐17 3014 750 24.90% 190 150 78.90% 1113 490 44.03%338 100 29.59% 29.30% 54.92%

01‐Apr‐18 3109 639 20.55% 250 124 49.60% 1421 545 38.35%343 105 30.61% 26.41% 38.62% Part 5a: Housing completions last 12 months

GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

ALLOCATED

COTGRAVE 10 Former Cotgrave 13/01973/REM Less than 22 1.66 MBF New 20 2 22 6 7 9 Colliery, 30 dph Stragglethorpe Road Eastings: 465956 Northings: 336255

COTGRAVE 10 Former Cotgrave 15/00658/FUL 35 2.60 MBF New 19 16 35 12 16 7 Colliery, Stragglethorpe Road Eastings: 465956 Northings: 336255

COTGRAVE 10 Former Cotgrave 16/01954/NM Less than 34 2.44 MBF New 34 34 8 4 22 Colliery, 30 dph Stragglethorpe Road Eastings: 465190 Northings: 336366

COTGRAVE 10 Former Cotgrave 16/02938/NM Less than 33 2.60 MBF New 21 12 27 9 10 8 6 6 Colliery, 30 dph Stragglethorpe Road Eastings: 465196 Northings: 336362

WEST 001 Land east and west of 14/01238/FUL Less than 30 1.34 AGF New 30 30 8 22 BRIDGFORD Melton Road (Bovis) 30 dph Eastings: 459041 Northings: 334423

WEST 001 Land east and west of 15/00339/FUL Less than 96 3.63 AGF New 61 35 90 6 9 44 31 6 2 4 BRIDGFORD Melton Road 30 dph (Barratts) Eastings: 458692 Northings: 334066

WINDFALL

ASLOCKTON 04 North Side Manor 16/03112/FUL Less than 1 0.16 RGF New 1 1 1 House 30 dph Eastings: 474195 Northings: 340205 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

ASLOCKTON 05 Land South of Abbey 16/02866/REM Less than 33 2.06 AGF New 23 10 33 0 8 8 17 Lane 30 dph Eastings: 473597 Northings: 340134

BINGHAM 04 Fosse Farm 13/01144/FUL 1 0.00 BGF CoU 1 1 1

Eastings: 468532 Northings: 339279

BINGHAM 05 23 Derry Lane 15/02794/FUL Less than 1 0.07 RGF Mixed 1 1 1 30 dph Eastings: 471403 Northings: 339662

COLSTON 01 Church Gate Barn, 15/00676/FUL Less than 2 0.54 RGF New 2 2 2 BASSETT Church Gate 30 dph Eastings: 469971 Northings: 333407

COSTOCK 01 Land East of the Red 15/00746/FUL Less than 1 0.10 K/ BF New 1 1 1 Lion 30 dph C Eastings: 457712 Northings: 326352

COSTOCK 02 The Elms Farm Leake 14/02407/FUL 2 0.00 BGF CoU 2 2 2 Road Eastings: 456886 Northings: 326343

CROPWELL 01 The Beeches, Back 16/03033/FUL Less than 1 0.09 RGF New 1 1 1 BUTLER Lane 30 dph Eastings: 468450 Northings: 337001

EAST 01 Reindeer Inn, 17/00865/FUL Less than 1 0.06 CBF Mixed 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD Kneeton Road 30 dph Eastings: 469237 Northings: 343430

EAST 04 Reindeer Inn 16/02981/FUL 1 0.00 CBF CoU 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD Eastings: 469287 Northings: 343401 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

EAST LEAKE 02 P N E U School 8 12/00656/FUL Less than 3 0.23 CBF New 3 3 3 Station Road 30 dph Eastings: 454928 Northings: 326245

EAST LEAKE 03 North of Lantern Lane 14/00815/REM Less than 50 3.45 AGF New 34 16 50 13 12 25 30 dph Eastings: 455833 Northings: 327237

EAST LEAKE 04 Land South East of 17/00101/FUL Less than 1 0.15 AGF New 1 1 1 Woodgate Farm, 30 dph Rempstone Road Eastings: 454677 Northings: 325507

EAST LEAKE 08 Land South East Of 17/01283/FUL Less than 1 0.14 AGF New 1 1 1 Woodgate Farm, 30 dph Rempstone Road Eastings: 454677 Northings: 325480

EAST LEAKE 12 East of Meeting 15/01308/FUL Less than 45 1.97 AGF New 33 12 33 10 23 12 8 4 House Close 30 dph Eastings: 455543 Northings: 326035

EAST LEAKE 13 Land off Kirk Ley 16/01341/REM Less than 38 1.96 AGF New 32 6 38 8 20 10 Road (Phase 1) 30 dph Eastings: 455286 Northings: 325657

EAST LEAKE 13 Land off Kirk Ley 16/02842/REM Less than 29 1.55 AGF New 19 10 29 6 17 6 Road (Phase 2) 30 dph Eastings: 455185 Northings: 325586

ELTON 01 Land North West of 17/00442/FUL Less than 1 0.16 BGF New 1 1 1 the Bungalow Grange 30 dph Farm Eastings: 476627 Northings: 338696

GRANBY 01 Boot and Shoe 15/01588/FUL Less than 1 0.05 CBF Mixed 1 1 1 Church Street 30 dph Eastings: 474984 Northings: 336147 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

GRANBY 02 Highlea, Main Street 17/00126/FUL 30 to 50 1 0.02 RGF New 1 1 1 dph Eastings: 474972 Northings: 336328

HAWKSWORTH 01 Saw Mills Scarrington 15/01117/FUL More than 1 0.00 IBF CoU 1 1 1 Road 50 dph Eastings: 474886 Northings: 342990

HICKLING 02 The Homestead 16/02406/FUL More than 1 0.00 RBF CoU 1 1 1 Bridgate Lane 50 dph Eastings: 466545 Northings: 328065

HICKLING 05 Manor House, Main 16/00557/FUL Less than 1 0.27 RGF New 1 1 1 Street 30 dph Eastings: 469267 Northings: 328744

KEYWORTH 03 Site to the west end 16/01720/REM 5 0.12 TBF New 5 5 5 of Commercial Road Eastings: 461250 Northings: 330757

KEYWORTH 09 7 Dale Road 15/01869/FUL Less than 2 0.10 RGF New 2 2 2 30 dph Eastings: 461289 Northings: 331249

KEYWORTH 14 107 Nottingham Road 15/02228/FUL 2 0.05 RBF CoU 2 2 1 1

Eastings: 461465 Northings: 331443

KEYWORTH 16 83 Nottingham Road 17/00425/FUL 30 to 50 2 0.06 JBF New 2 2 2 dph Eastings: 461364 Northings: 331369

KINOULTON 03 Police House 46 Main 16/01977/FUL Less than 2 0.07 UBF New 2 2 2 Street 30 dph Eastings: 467245 Northings: 330899 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

KINOULTON 04 Neville Arms 16/02079/FUL Less than 2 0.28 TBF New 2 2 1 1 Owthorpe Lane 30 dph Eastings: 468280 Northings: 330901

ORSTON 01 4 Church Street 15/00946/REM Less than 2 0.10 AGF New 2 2 2 30 dph Eastings: 476991 Northings: 341291

PLUMTREE 01 Griffin Inn, Main Road 16/02001/FUL Less than 2 0.10 XBF New 2 2 2 30 dph Eastings: 461203 Northings: 332980

RADCLIFFE ON 02 18 Cropwell Road 17/00791/FUL Less than 1 0.10 RBF New 1 1 1 TRENT 30 dph Eastings: 464802 Northings: 339008

RADCLIFFE ON 04 137 Shelford Road 15/01622/FUL Less than 1 0.14 RGF New 1 1 1 TRENT 30 dph Eastings: 465282 Northings: 340179

RADCLIFFE ON 07 28 Cliff Crescent (3) 17/00827/FUL Less than 1 0.04 RBF New 1 1 1 TRENT 30 dph Eastings: 465013 Northings: 339878

RADCLIFFE ON 11 Land South at 69 15/02662/FUL 30 to 50 1 0.03 RGF New 1 1 1 TRENT Covert Crescent dph Eastings: 465896 Northings: 339255

RUDDINGTON 05 Land West of Malmic 15/01793/FUL 30 to 50 2 0.05 IBF New 2 2 2 House, Brookside dph Road Eastings: 456695 Northings: 337717

RUDDINGTON 06 Pasture Lane, 12/01199/FUL Less than 5 0.21 OGF New 5 5 5 Ruddington 30 dph Eastings: 456483 Northings: 333071 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

RUDDINGTON 08 North of 8A St Marys 16/02224/FUL Less than 1 0.06 RGF New 1 1 1 Crescent 30 dph Eastings: 457298 Northings: 333481

RUDDINGTON 13 Talltrees Farm, 14/00970/PA Less than 1 0.00 BGF CoU 1 1 1 Pasture Lane 30 dph Eastings: 456240 Northings: 333087

RUDDINGTON 16 15 Wilford Crescent 16/00137/FUL Less than 4 0.20 RGF New 4 4 4 30 dph Eastings: 457527 Northings: 333667

SCREVETON 04 Top Farm 15/01850/FUL Less than 1 0.16 BGF CoU 1 1 1 30 dph Eastings: 473230 Northings: 343732

SCREVETON 05 Whitehouse Farm, 16/00434/FUL Less than 1 0.05 AGF New 1 1 1 Hawksworth Road 30 dph Eastings: 473219 Northings: 343832

SIBTHORPE 01 Firs Farm Baxter Lane 15/03008/PAQ More than 1 0.00 BGF CoU 1 1 1 50 dph Eastings: 477220 Northings: 345534

STANTON ON 01 Foxcote Farm Melton 14/02188/FUL 1 0.00 BGF CoU 1 1 1 WOLDS Road Eastings: 464109 Northings: 331247

SUTTON 01 Land between 11‐17 15/01274/FUL Under 30 3 0.19 RBF New 3 3 2 1 BONINGTON Orchard Close dph Eastings: 463255 Northings: 330520

SUTTON 07 18 Landcroft Lane 17/02019/VAR Less than 1 0.07 LBF Conv 1 1 1 BONINGTON 30 dph Eastings: 451599 Northings: 326042 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

SUTTON 08 92A Main Street 17/02365/COU 1 0.00 KBF CoU 1 1 1 BONINGTON Eastings: 450411 Northings: 325349

SUTTON 24 17 Main Street 17/00210/FUL Less than 1 0.06 AGF New 1 1 1 BONINGTON 30 dph Eastings: 450765 Northings: 324756

TOLLERTON 01 Tollerton Park, 16/02400/FUL Less than 3 0.14 SBF New 3 3 3 Tollerton Lane 30 dph Eastings: 461202 Northings: 336558

UPPER 01 Church Farm Rectory 15/01656/FUL Less than 2 0.25 RGF New 2 2 2 BROUGHTON Drive 30 dph Eastings: 468387 Northings: 326228

WEST 003 116 Melton Road 16/01811/FUL More than 2 0.02 SBF Mixed 2 2 1 1 BRIDGFORD 50 dph Eastings: 458580 Northings: 336981

WEST 008 82 Musters Road 17/00537/FUL Less than 1 0.04 RBF New 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD 30 dph Eastings: 458294 Northings: 337523

WEST 014 Rose Lodge Nursing 16/02363/FUL More than 10 0.00 QBF CoU 10 10 3 7 BRIDGFORD Home, 88 Musters 50 dph Road Eastings: 458362 Northings: 337510

WEST 017 1A Carlyle Road 15/01922/FUL More than 5 0.05 RBF New 5 5 1 4 BRIDGFORD 50 dph Eastings: 458210 Northings: 337159

WEST 022 102 Mona Road 14/01031/FUL 30 to 50 1 0.03 RGF New 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD dph Eastings: 459355 Northings: 338440 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

WEST 025 Grosvenor School 15/03055/FUL Less than 2 0.26 CBF New 2 2 2 BRIDGFORD 218 Melton Road 30 dph Eastings: 458408 Northings: 335889

WEST 029 Landmere Nursing 17/00218/REM Less than 7 0.36 QBF New 7 7 7 BRIDGFORD Home 30 dph Eastings: 456828 Northings: 335322

WEST 034 Central College 14/02716/FUL 30 to 50 39 1.05 CBF New 30 9 39 0 2 14 23 BRIDGFORD Nottingham dph Graythorn Drive Eastings: 457588 Northings: 336151

WEST 035 84 Musters Road 17/02938/FUL Less than 1 0.05 RBF Conv 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD 30 dph Eastings: 458369 Northings: 337532

WEST 037 43 Radcliffe Road 15/00415/FUL More than 8 0.05 KBF New 8 8 2 6 BRIDGFORD 50 dph Eastings: 458446 Northings: 338211

WEST 040 11 West Avenue 17/00221/FUL 30 to 50 8 0.19 SBF New 8 8 3 5 BRIDGFORD dph Eastings: 458202 Northings: 337082

WEST 043 18 Boundary Road 16/02819/FUL Less than 2 0.00 RBF New 2 2 2 BRIDGFORD 30 dph Eastings: 463897 Northings: 335546

WEST 045 143 Davies Road 17/01656/FUL 1 0.05 RBF New 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD Eastings: 459709 Northings: 337470

WEST 047 41‐47 Melton Road 16/03122/FUL 30 to 50 4 0.15 CBF CoU 4 4 4 BRIDGFORD dph Eastings: 458182 Northings: 337306 GF House Flat Site Comp Area Prev Conv/ Parish Address File Ref Density or Private RP 1 2 3 4 + 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed Ref Dwells Use COU BF Bed Bed Bed Be

WEST 048 Grenville House, 5 16/00679/FUL 30 to 50 1 0.07 GGF New 1 1 1 BRIDGFORD Little Bounds dph Eastings: 457991 Northings: 337429

WILLOUGHBY 03 Land North of 121 14/02548/FUL Less than 1 0.06 RGF New 1 1 1 ON WOLDS Main St 30 dph Eastings: 463586 Northings: 325312

WILLOUGHBY 05 Occupation Lane 14/01788/PA 1 0.00 AGF CoU 1 1 1 ON WOLDS Eastings: 464022 Northings: 324831

WILLOUGHBY 06 Chestnut Farm 15/02360/FUL Less than 4 0.47 BGF New 4 4 2 2 ON WOLDS Church Lane 30 dph Eastings: 463758 Northings: 325459

WYSALL 03 4 The Old Woodyard 17/00919/REM Less than 1 0.10 SBF New 1 1 1 30 dph Eastings: 460410 Northings: 327498 Part 5b: Housing losses last 12 Months Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Comp Area Prev GF Conv/ Private RP House Flat Dwells Use or COU WINDFALL COSTOCK AHighway House, 1 Main Street 17/01463/FUL ‐10.00R BF ‐1 ‐1 COTGRAVE A3 and 5 Corn Close 17/01168/FUL ‐1RBFConv ‐1 ‐1 COTGRAVE BCotgrave Shopping Centre 16/02136/FUL ‐10 R BF CoU ‐10 ‐10 EAST LEAKE B65 Main Street 17/01983/FUL ‐2 ‐0.02 R BF CoU ‐2 ‐2 KEYWORTH A10 Debale Lane 17/01584/FUL ‐1 ‐0.03 R BF Conv ‐1 ‐1 RADCLIFFE ON TRENT A16 Grantham Road 17/00966/FUL ‐3 ‐0.06 R BF CoU ‐3 ‐3 RADCLIFFE ON TRENT CTrelaw, 139 Shelford Road 17/00506/FUL ‐1RGF ‐1 ‐1 RADCLIFFE ON TRENT E7 Cliff Drive 17/01818/FUL ‐1 ‐0.10 R BF New ‐1 ‐1 WEST BRIDGFORD A102 Mona Road 14/01031/FUL ‐10.00R GFNew ‐1 ‐1 WEST BRIDGFORD G69‐71 Trent Boulevard 15/02464/FUL ‐20.05R BFCoU ‐2 ‐2 WEST BRIDGFORD J18 Boundary Road 16/02819/FUL ‐10.00R BF ‐1 ‐1 Part 6: Lapsed permissions Parish File Ref Address Date Approved Date Expired EAST BRIDGFORD 14/02501/FUL 17 Browns Lane 27‐Jan‐15 27‐Jan‐18

EAST LEAKE 13/02228/OUT East of Meeting House Close 06‐Jun‐14 06‐Jun‐17 14/00707/OUT The Heavens Gotham Road 10‐Jul‐14 10‐Jul‐17

HICKLING 14/01176/OUT Manor House Main Street 13‐Feb‐15 13‐Feb‐18

KEYWORTH 14/01318/FUL 1 Blind Lane 27‐Aug‐14 27‐Aug‐17 14/02046/FUL 7 Dale Road 06‐Oct‐14 06‐Oct‐17

LANGAR 14/00657/FUL Old Chapel Langar Road 23‐May‐14 23‐May‐17

ORSTON 14/01978/OUT 4 Church Street 10‐Nov‐14 10‐Nov‐17

RADCLIFFE ON TRENT 15/00084/FUL 141 Shelford Road 27‐Mar‐15 27‐Mar‐18

RUDDINGTON 14/02661/FUL Easthorpe Street 01‐Feb‐15 01‐Feb‐18

SUTTON BONINGTON 14/00568/FUL West Wing, Sutton Fields House 04‐Jul‐14 04‐Jul‐17

UPPER BROUGHTON 14/01091/FUL Church Farm Rectory Drive 30‐Jul‐14 30‐Jul‐17

WEST BRIDGFORD 14/00148/OUT Adj 22 Beech Close, Edwalton 02‐Apr‐14 02‐Apr‐17 14/01300/HYBRI 46 Adbolton Grove 27‐Aug‐14 27‐Aug‐17 14/02209/FUL 67A Melton Road 11‐Dec‐14 11‐Dec‐17 14/02522/FUL 41A Abbey Road 29‐Jan‐15 29‐Jan‐18

WILLOUGHBY ON WOLDS 14/02147/REM Land To East Of London Lane 01‐May‐14 01‐May‐17

WYSALL 14/01603/OUT Wynhill Keyworth Road 17‐Sep‐14 17‐Sep‐17 Part 7: New permissions granted Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

ASLOCKTON 06 York House, Chapel Lane 17/01420/FUL 15‐Sep‐17 1

08 Hill Top Farm, Cliffhill Lane 17/01883/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 1

09 Garages West of 41‐43 Meadow 17/02488/FUL 21‐Dec‐17 2 Close

4 BINGHAM 02 15‐17 Derry Lane 17/01619/FUL 15‐Sep‐17 1

06 5 Market Street 17/02320/FUL 11‐Dec‐17 1

09 Land North of 11 Tithby Road / West 17/02825/FUL 26‐Jan‐18 1 of 2 The Banks

20 Land East & West Of Chapel Lane 17/02106/REM 12‐Feb‐18 317 (Phase 1)

320 BUNNY 01 Wysall Road Farm, Wysall Lane 17/01302/PAQ 21‐Jul‐17 1

02 16 Loughborough Road 17/03038/FUL 21‐Mar‐18 1

2 CAR COLSTON 01 Toll Bar Farm, Fosse Way 17/01491/FUL 04‐Oct‐17 5

5 COLSTON BASSETT 03 Willow Brook, Church Gate 17/01110/FUL 21‐Jun‐17 3

AWillow Brook, Church Gate 17/01127/FUL 21‐Jun‐17 ‐1

2 COSTOCK 04 Highway House 1 Main Street 17/01390/FUL 04‐Sep‐17 4

AHighway House, 1 Main Street 17/01463/FUL 09‐Aug‐17 ‐1

3 COTGRAVE Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

03 Land West Of Main Road 17/01825/PAQ 25‐Sep‐17 2

04 1 Thorntons Close 17/01806/FUL 25‐Sep‐17 1

05 Woodlands, The Fosse 17/01158/FUL 09‐Nov‐17 2

06 Land Between 3 and 5 Marlwood 17/02487/FUL 22‐Dec‐17 3

A3 and 5 Corn Close 17/01168/FUL 21‐Jul‐17 ‐1

7 CROPWELL BISHOP 02 11 Church Street 17/01033/FUL 01‐Aug‐17 9

03 Land Adjacent to 25 Nottingham 17/02561/FUL 21‐Dec‐17 1 Road

10 CROPWELL BUTLER 03 Stovebolt, Hoe Lane 17/01464/FUL 12‐Sep‐17 1

1 EAST BRIDGFORD 01 Reindeer Inn, Kneeton Road 17/00865/FUL 18‐Aug‐17 3

02 17 Browns Lane 17/03000/FUL 07‐Mar‐18 1

07 2 Hackers Close 17/00920/FUL 03‐Aug‐17 4

08 Workshop Old Telephone Exchange, 17/00839/FUL 10‐Oct‐17 1 Butt Lane

09 Garages South of 55 Holloway Close 17/02486/FUL 22‐Dec‐17 5

10 20 Cherryholt Lane 17/02948/FUL 29‐Mar‐18 1

11 Longlands, 6 College Street 17/00758/FUL 31‐May‐17 1

39 18 Cherryholt Lane 17/02094/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 2

ABry Sjak, Fosse Way 17/00534/FUL 02‐May‐17 ‐1

17 EAST LEAKE Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

05 Land North of Repstone Road 16/01881/OUT 20‐Nov‐17 235

08 Land South East Of Woodgate Farm, 17/01283/FUL 27‐Jul‐17 1 Rempstone Road

09 91 Main Street 17/01569/FUL 28‐Aug‐17 1

13 Land off Kirk Ley Road (Phase 3) 17/02105/REM 19‐Dec‐17 118

B65 Main Street 17/01983/FUL 09‐Nov‐17 ‐2

353 ELTON 01 Land North West of the Bungalow 17/00442/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 1 Grange Farm

03 Land North of The Spinney, Sutton 17/02546/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 1 Lane

2 GRANBY 03 Mill Cottage, Main Street 18/00085/FUL 07‐Mar‐18 1

1 KEYWORTH 04 7 Limetree Close 17/00320/OUT 13‐Apr‐17 1

11 The Hall, Nottingham Road 17/01549/FUL 23‐Feb‐18 4

12 1 Gorse Road 17/01341/FUL 04‐Aug‐17 2

15 51 Selby Lane 17/02511/FUL 08‐Dec‐17 2

16 83 Nottingham Road 17/00425/FUL 24‐Apr‐17 3

17 The Plough, Selby Lane 17/00526/HYBRI 08‐May‐17 2

A10 Debale Lane 17/01584/FUL 28‐Aug‐17 ‐1

B51 Selby Lane 17/02511/FUL 08‐Dec‐17 ‐1

12 KINGSTON ON SOAR 02 Home Farm, Gotham Road 17/01832/FUL 12‐Oct‐17 1

1 Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

LANGAR 01 Land South of Bridge House 17/00782/PAQ 26‐May‐17 1

06 Land South of Bridge House, 17/02035/PAQ 12‐Oct‐17 1 Cropwell Road

07 27 Works Lane 17/01829/FUL 03‐Oct‐17 1

08 Land West of Millfield, Langar Road 17/01628/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 4

09 Romnay House, Main Road 17/01352/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 6

13 NORMANTON ON WOLDS 02 Overgrown Acres, Cotgrave Road 17/02503/FUL 19‐Dec‐17 1

1 ORSTON 06 Land to South West of Poppy 17/00532/FUL 26‐Mar‐18 1 Cottage Lombard Street

07 The Gables, Hill Road 17/01409/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 1

2 OWTHORPE 01 Laxton Farm, Swabs Lane 17/02112/FUL 10‐Nov‐17 1

1 RADCLIFFE ON TRENT 02 18 Cropwell Road 17/00791/FUL 02‐Jun‐17 1

07 28 Cliff Crescent (3) 17/00827/FUL 02‐Jun‐17 1

12 20 Thomas Avenue 17/00892/FUL 14‐Jul‐17 2

13 Land North West of 149 Shelford 17/00505/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 3 Road

17 119 Shelford Road 17/02559/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 2

18 42A Cropwell Road 17/01354/FUL 11‐Aug‐17 3

19 5 Golf Road 17/02364/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 3

20 Garages East of 116 Queens Road 17/02490/FUL 05‐Jan‐18 5 Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

21 Trelaw, 139 Shelford Road 17/00506/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 2

22 7 Cliff Drive 17/01818/FUL 24‐Nov‐17 2

A16 Grantham Road 17/00966/FUL 29‐Jun‐17 ‐3

CTrelaw, 139 Shelford Road 17/00506/FUL 29‐Aug‐17 ‐1

D5 Golf Road 17/02364/FUL 15‐Dec‐17 ‐1

E7 Cliff Drive 17/01818/FUL 24‐Nov‐17 ‐1

18 REMPSTONE 01 Rempstone Hall Farm, Ashby Road 17/02649/FUL 31‐Jan‐18 2

2 RUDDINGTON 03 70 Wilford Road 17/01214/FUL 25‐Aug‐17 2

04 Land At 35, 37 and 39 Easthorpe 17/01690/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 8 Street

07 Four Mile House, 38 Loughborough 17/01366/FUL 06‐Oct‐17 1 Road

09 24 High Street (First Floor) 18/00154/PAO 08‐Mar‐18 3

10 20‐22 High Street 18/00220/PAO 06‐Mar‐18 2

15 6 Trent Avenue 17/02234/FUL 16‐Nov‐17 1

A50 and 52 Woodley Street 17/00213/FUL 10‐Apr‐17 ‐1

BLand at 35, 37 and 39 Easthorpe 17/01764/FUL 13‐Oct‐17 ‐3 Street

13 SCREVETON 02 The Cottage, Lodge Lane 17/02323/OUT 04‐Dec‐17 1

1 STANTON ON WOLDS 03 143 Browns Lane 17/00997/FUL 20‐Jun‐17 1

1 Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

SUTTON BONINGTON 02 West Wing, Sutton Fields House, 17/00989/FUL 03‐Jul‐17 1 Station Road

03 Plot 1 Barrington Court 17/00210/FUL 03‐May‐17 1

04 20 Landcroft Lane 17/02349/REM 06‐Dec‐17 1

07 18 Landcroft Lane 17/02019/VAR 19‐Oct‐17 1

08 92A Main Street 17/02365/COU 04‐Dec‐17 1

24 17 Main Street 17/00210/FUL 03‐May‐17 1

6 THOROTON 01 Thoroton Farm, Main Street 16/03101/FUL 15‐Jun‐17 8

02 Greenhedge Farmhouse 17/01923/PAQ 06‐Oct‐17 1

9 THORPE IN THE GLEBE 01 Holmcroft, Wymeswold Road 17/02367/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 1

1 TOLLERTON 01 Tollerton Park, Tollerton Lane 16/02400/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 9

03 Tollerton Hall, Tollerton Lane 17/02548/FUL 02‐Jan‐18 1

10 UPPER BROUGHTON 02 The Croft, Station Road 17/02680/FUL 26‐Jan‐18 1

03 Piecrust Cottage, Station Road 17/02774/FUL 22‐Feb‐18 3

4 WEST BRIDGFORD 001 OS Field 7525 Sharp Hill Wood 17/00941/OUT 18‐Sep‐17 600

001 Land North of 290 Melton Road 17/01190/FUL 14‐Sep‐17 4

001 Land Adjacent to Granary House, 18/00115/FUL 01‐Mar‐18 1 Melton Road Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

003 116 Melton Road 16/01811/FUL 18‐Apr‐17 2

008 82 Musters Road 17/00537/FUL 19‐May‐17 1

012 Caretakers Bungalow, 132 Greythorn 17/01835/FUL 21‐Sep‐17 3 Drive

013 Land South of Wilford Lane 17/00673/FUL 20‐Oct‐17 171

015 Garages on St Lukes Close 17/02489/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 6

016 15 Boundary Road 17/02491/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 2

018 1 Village Street 17/02773/FUL 12‐Jan‐18 1

024 Cowans, 41 Abbey Road 17/00343/FUL 14‐Jun‐17 2

026 Hill Farm Cottages, 233 Melton Road 17/02754/FUL 02‐Feb‐18 2

029 Landmere Nursing Home 17/00218/REM 05‐Jul‐17 7

035 84 Musters Road 17/02938/FUL 09‐Feb‐18 1

038 134A Trent Boulevard 17/00582/FUL 16‐Jun‐17 9

040 11 West Avenue 17/00221/FUL 19‐May‐17 8

045 143 Davies Road 17/01656/FUL 25‐Aug‐17 1

C134A Trent Boulevard 17/00582/FUL 16‐Jun‐17 ‐1

DCaretakers Bungalow, 132 17/01835/FUL 21‐Sep‐17 ‐1 Greythorne Drive

E15 Boundary Road 17/02491/FUL 20‐Dec‐17 ‐1

F51 Melton Road 17/01272/FUL 14‐Jul‐17 ‐2

816 WHATTON 01 Land off Old Grantham Road 17/01408/FUL 12‐Dec‐17 1

02 Land East of 6 Orston Lane 17/02703/OUT 12‐Mar‐18 3 Parish Site Ref Address File Ref Date Approved Dw

03 Dunville, Burton Lane 17/01851/OUT 09‐Oct‐17 1

5 WIDMERPOOL 01 Oakland House, Church Lane 18/00092/FUL 08‐Mar‐18 2

04 Smithy Farm, Main Street 17/01947/FUL 10‐Oct‐17 1

3 WILLOUGHBY ON WOLDS 04 Chestnut Farm Church Lane 17/00465/FUL 10‐Apr‐17 1

08 Land North of Old Hall Farm 17/02741/FUL 05‐Mar‐18 1

2 WYSALL 02 Wynhill Keyworth Road 17/02143/REM 31‐Oct‐17 1

03 1 The Old Woodyard 17/01536/OUT 23‐Aug‐17 2

03 4 The Old Woodyard 17/00919/REM 16‐Jun‐17 1

05 Le Petit Champ, Widmerpool Road 17/02447/OUT 11‐Dec‐17 3

7 1655 Appendix 2: Employment Land Availability

EMPLOYMENT LAND AVAILABILITY 2017/18 Allocated Sites (1996 Local Plan) Unimplemented Under construction Completions last 12 months B8 Floorspace (sqm) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B1 (a) Floorspace (sqm) B1 (b) Floorspace (sqm) B1 (c) Floorspace (sqm) B2 Comp Floorspace (sqm) B8 Comp Floorspace (sqm) Date Granted Date B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) FLRSP TOTAL (sqm) U/CTotal (ha) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) Total Comp area (ha) CompTotal Floorspace (sqm) GF/BF Easting Northing Date Expires Date Without PP (ha) Detail (ha) Outline (ha) Total U/C Floorspace (sqm) Use Class Reference or policy status Superceded (ha) Bingham (sites which are not covered by Core Strategy allocation) Chapel Lane (1) (west of Chapel Lane) * E1 (a) 0.4 B1,B2,B8 GF Chapel Lane (2) (west of Chapel Lane)* E1 (a) 0.5 B1,B2,B8 GF Cotgrave Hollygate Lane E1 (a and b) 1.8 B1,B8 Mix GF 465164 335781 Ruddington Pasture Lane*** E1 (a) 3.5 B1,B2,B8 GF 456500 333090 Sutton Bonington Hathern Station E1(a) 1 B1,B8 GF 451519 324332 Total 3.70 3.50 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 *** Pasture Lane superceded by permission for residential 12/01199/FUL

Policy Sites (E4 and E7) Unimplemented Under construction Completions last 12 months FLRSP TOTAL (sqm) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) CompTotal area (ha) CompTotal Floorspace (sqm) B1 (a) Floorspace (sqm) B1 (c) Floorspace (sqm) Northing Date Granted Date Expires Date Without PP (ha) Detail (ha) Outline (ha) B8 Floorspace (sqm) U/CTotal (ha) U/CTotal Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B1 (b) Floorspace (sqm) B2 Comp Floorspace (sqm) B8 Comp Floorspace (sqm) Use Class GF/BF Easting B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) Reference or policy status Superceded (ha) Bunny Bunny Brickworks 6.7 B1,B2,B8 BF 457889 328540 Gotham British Gypsum E7 B8 GF 453884 329307 Policy sites total 7 7.96 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 **** Permission superceded by Core Strategy Allocation for East of Gamston/North of Tollerton

Core Strategy Allocations Unimplemented Under construction Completions last 12 months Without PP (ha) B8 Floorspace (sqm) Total CompTotal Floorspace (sqm) B1 (a) Floorspace (sqm) B1 (b) Floorspace (sqm) Use Class GF/BF B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Comp Floorspace (sqm) Total U/CTotal (ha) U/CTotal Floorspace (sqm) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) CompTotal area (ha) B1 (c) Floorspace (sqm) B2 Comp Floorspace (sqm) Easting Northing Date Granted Date Expires Date Detail (ha) Outline (ha) FLRSP TOTAL (sqm) Reference or policy status Superceded (ha) Melton Road, Edwalton 15/02698/FUL 0.60 2,591 2,591 B1 a GF 458969 334275 Melton Road, Edwalton 17/01950/FUL 10/17 10/20 0.16 873 873 B1 a GF 459231 334265 Melton Road, Edwalton Remaining allocation 3.2 Land north of Bingham **** 10/01962/OUT 12/13 12/25 15.50 B1, B2, B8 GF 470107 340452 Former RAF Newton 10/02105/OUT 1/14 1/17 6.50 B1, B2, B8 468852 341499 Former Cotgrave Colliery (Phase 1) 16/01335/REM 7/16 7/18 0.71 1676 838 838 Former Cotgrave Colliery Remaining Allocation 03/11 n/a 3.89 2,000 6,162 6,162 14,324 South of Clifton Remaining allocation 20.0 Monarch Acoustics (East of Gamston/North of Tollerton) 15/02335/FUL 1/16 1/19 1.80 1,435 1,435 B2/B8 BF 461575 335971 Airport (East of Gamston/North of Tollerton) 11/00965/OUT 12/11 12/21 5.7 0.50 B1 BF 461659 335965 East of Gamston North of Tollerton Remaining allocation 12.0 Strategic Sites Totals 35.2 5.7 2.6 26.4 5,464 6,162 7,597 19,223 0.7 1676.0 0.0 838.0 838.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Core Strategy Mixed Use Allocations Description Land at Melton Road (Policy 20) 4 hectares of B1 and/or employment generating development North of Bingham (Policy 21) 15.5 hectares of B1, B2, B8 RAF Newton (Policy 22) 6.5 hectares of B1, B2 and B8 Former Cotgrave Colliery (Policy 23) 4.5 hectares of B1, B2 and B8 South of Clifton (Policy 24) 20 hectares of employment land East of Gamston/North of Tollerton (Policy 25) 20 hectares of employment land Windfall Sites Unimplemented Under construction Completions last 12 months omp omp C

Outline (ha) Superceded B1 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) FLRSP TOTAL (sqm) Floorspace (sqm) Use Class Total U/CTotal (ha) U/CTotal Floorspace (sqm) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) CompTotal area (ha) CompTotal Floorspace (sqm) (a) B1 Floorspace (sqm) (b) B1 Floorspace (sqm) (c) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 B8 Comp Floorspace (sqm) GF/BF Easting Northing Reference or policy status Granted Date Expires Date Detail (ha) B2 Floorspace (sqm) Bingham: Chapel Lane Superstore 10/01853/FUL 3/13 3/16 -1.80 -3,587 -3,587 B1c BF 470330 340213 First Floor Office 25 Eaton Place 16/01945/COU 9/16 9/19 0.00 -279 -279 Chesterfield House, 1 Station Street 17/01278/COU 08/17 08/20 0.09 536 536 B1a BF 470503 340021 Lynx Automotive Ltd, Moorbridge Road 17/01978/FUL 12/17 12/20 0.06 135 135 B1c BF 470420 340430 Car Colston: Toll Bar Farm, Fosse Way 17/01491/FUL 10/17 10/20 1.05 unk unk unk 1,647 B1, B2, B8 BF 470764 342503 Cotgrave: Cotgrave Shopping Centre 16/02137/FUL 11/16 11/19 2.09 533 533 B1a BF 464944 335367 East Bridgford: East Bridgford Business Park 16/03015/FUL 3/17 3/20 0.20 560 575 1,135 B1a, B8 BF 469593 343748 East Bridgford Garden Centre 17/02983/FUL 2/17 2/20 0.90 618 618 B1a, A1 BF 470464 342345 East Leake Moonbarn Farm 15/02380/FUL 12/15 12/18 0.16 206 206 B1c GF 455665 328865 Manor Farm 16/03094/FUL 2/17 2/20 0.00 -155 -155 B1c BF 455930 325642 East Leake Gypsum 16/02589/FUL 12/16 12/19 0.02 318 318 B2 BF 455476 327704 Keyworth 83 Nottingham Road 15/02737/FUL 5/16 5/19 B1a BF 461364 331369 Kingston on Soar Hardstaff 14/01406/HYBRID 1/15 1/18 14.00 2,833 10,156 -542 12,447 B1b, B2, B8 BF/GF 451951 328938 Kinoulton Wolds Farm Business Park 16/01579/FUL 9/16 9/19 0.39 1,400 1,400 B1c GF 465561 330028 Wolds Farm Business Park 16/02979/PAR 1/17 1/20 0.03 328 100 100 128 B (flexible) GF 465561 330028 Wolds Farm Business Park 15/01360/FUL 9/15 9/18 0.78 993 993 B1 BF 465619 329902 Langar Cum Barnstone: Unit 9 Coachgap Lane 13/00643/FUL 6/13 6/16 0.20 144 144 B1a BF 473467 338798 Unit 9 Coachgap Lane 14/00735/FUL 6/14 6/17 0.20 112 112 B2 BF 473120 334297 Church Farm Bingham Road 16/01968/FUL 9/16 9/19 B1c GF 472054 335112 Land north of Coachgap Lane 16/02969/NMA 6/14 6/17 0.70 200 200 B1c BF 473235 334320 Sharpes 15/02665/FUL 1/16 1/19 B1c BF 473092 334237 Normanton on the Wolds Wolds Farm, Laming Gap Lane 17/02360/PAR 12/17 12/2 0.19 418 418 B1(flexible) BF 463935 332115 Orston: Elton Park Farm, Grantham Road 17/01377/FUL 08/17 08/20 0.30 416 416 B8 BF 477898 338113 Ruddington: Tall Trees Farm 13/01344/PAM 6/13 6/16 162 254 416 B1, B8 GF 456240 333087 Sutton Bonington: Land at Kegworth Station Yard, Station Road 17/00913/FUL 11/17 11/20 0.20 57 347 404 B1a, B8 BF 450059 326763 Tollerton Monarch Acoustics 15/02335/FUL 1/16 1/19 -1.80 -1,435 -1,435 B2, B8 BF 461575 335971 Sibthorpe Blackford Bridge Farm, Longhedge Lane 17/00084/PAR 3/17 3/20 0.00 270 270 B1 GF 475915 344967 West Bridgford: Gresham Pavilion 14/01620/FUL 10/14 10/17 B1b BF 457378 337150 20 Central Avenue 14/00743/FUL 6/14 6/17 0.00 155 155 Rushcliffe Arena 14/01290/FUL 3/15 3/18 B1a MIX 457534 336547 Colwick Road 15/00947/FUL 6/15 6/18 0.00 200 200 B1 BF 458449 338292 Grove House 15/03058/COU 2/16 2/19 0.00 -237 -237 B1a 458558 337766 The Landmark Tudor Square 16/00327/COU 4/16 4/19 0.00 132 132 B1a BF 458895 337465 Whatton-in-the-Vale: Riverbank Business Park (1) 14/02061/OUT 12/14 12/17 0.80 B1, B8 GF 473779 Riverbank Business Park (2) 16/02781/FUL 12/16 12/19 1.0 B1, B8 GF 473779 339387 Riverbank Business Park (2) 17/02095/FUL 12/17 12/20 0.30 600 600 B1a BF 474004 339496 Windfall sites total 15.38 0.80 1 6,931 10,268 -385 18,461 1.48 1,193 1,193 0 0 1.40 -1,584 1,251 0 -3,381 418 128

****Land north of Bingham (10/01962/FUL) superceded in part by 11/00481/REM, 11/00482/REM and 11/00488/REM ***** 08/00664/OUT superceded by Core Strategy Melton Road Edwalton allocation Completions (baseline 1 April 2011) (windfall sites) Completions since 2011 Total CompTotal COU or Floorspace (sqm) B1 Floorspace (sqm) B2 Floorspace (sqm) B8 Floorspace (sqm) Reference or policy status Granted Date Expires Date CompTotal Area(ha) Use Class GF/BF Easting Northing Conv? Bingham Chapel Lane Superstore 10/01853/FUL 3/13 3/16 -1.80 -3587 -3587 B1c BF 470314 340220 Costock Elms Farm 11/01003/FUL 11/11 11/14 2.50 116 116 B1c GF 456886 326343 COU Colston Bassett Cheese Factory 13/01439/FUL 10/13 10/16 0.67 880 880.0 B8 BF 470286 333188 NEW Cotgrave Cotgrave Shopping Centre 16/02137/FUL 11/16 11/19 2.09 533 533 B1a BF 464944 335367 NEW Cropwell Butler Henson Lane 15/00711/FUL 6/15 6/18 0.34 1,083 1,083 B2 BF 467428 338729 NEW East Bridgford Manor Farm (3) 14/01180/FUL 08/14 08/17 0.25 572 572 B1'a', B1'c' GF 469604 343789 NEW Manor Farm (2) 12/01192/EXT 08/12 08/15 0.00 110 110 B1'a', B1'c' GF 469604 343789 COU Riseholme Farm 14/00397/COU 6/14 6/17 0.80 1,200 400 400 400.0 B1, B2, B8 BF 455560 325058 COU East Bridgford Garden Centre 17/02983/FUL 2/17 2/20 0.90 618 618 B1a, A1 BF 470464 342345 NEW East Leake British Gypsum 16/02589/FUL 12/16 12/19 0.02 318 318 B2 BF 455480 328004 NEW British Gypsum 11/00050/FUL 8/11 8/14 1.52 1,675 1,675 B1 BF 455529 327795 NEW Moorbarn Farm 15/02380/FUL 12/15 12/18 0.02 0 206 B1 GF 455264 329059 NEW Keyworth 83 Nottingham Road 15/02727/FUL 5/16 5/19 0.08 -400 -400 B1a BF 461364 331369 Kinoulton Wolds Farm Business Park 16/02979/PAR 1/17 1/20 0.03 328 100 100 128.0 B1, B2, B8 GF 465561 330028 COU Langar Cum Barnstone Works Lane (2) 11/00510/CMA 5/11 5/14 0.01 186 186.0 B8 BF 473703 335075 NEW Ragnal Farm 12/01150/FUL 11/12 11/15 0.00 300 180 120 B1, B2 GF 472976 334104 COU Sharpes 15/02665/FUL 1/16 1/19 0.40 -1155 B1'c' GF 473092 334237 COU Church Farm Bingham Road 16/01968/FUL 9/16 9/19 0.10 275 B1'c' GF 472054 335112 NEW Normanton on Soar Cedars Farm 10/00760/FUL 07/10 07/13 0.17 421 421 B1a GF 452874 324538 COU Owthorpe Odd House Farm 10/00452/FUL 4/11 4/12 0.50 400 400 B1 GF 468086 332904 COU Radcliffe on Trent Unit 3 St James Business Park 15/01702/FUL 9/15 9/18 1.01 211 211 B1c BF 466393 340035 NEW Ruddington 6 Wilford Road 12/00180/COU 4/12 4/15 0.00 108 108.0 457314 333179 COU Bakery 13/01374/FUL 10/13 10/16 -0.05 -490 -490 B2 BF 457191 332979 COU Upper Broughton Station Road 14/01076/FUL 8/14 8/17 0.2 138 138.0 B8 BF 465120 325239 NEW Prince Petroleum 15/02949/FUL 2/16 2/19 0.10 121 121 B1 BF 465160 325234 NEW West Bridgford Former NFU Mutual 11/01755/COU 2/12 2/15 -0.50 -485 -485 B1a BF 458630 337706 COU Unit 18 Wilford Lane Industrial Estate 13/00518/COU 5/13 5/16 -0.01 -457 -457 B1a BF 456864 335738 COU 23 Wilford Lane 13/00169/COU 6/13 6/16 0.00 -250 -250 B1 BF 457938 337455 COU 9 Musters Road 14/00667/FUL 7/14 7/17 0.00 -161 -161 B1a BF 458385 337897 COU Rushcliffe Arena 14/01290/FUL 3/15 3/18 3.90 1,718 1,718 B1'a' MIX 457534 336547 NEW Gresham Pavilion 14/01620/FUL 10/14 10/17 0.40 280 280 B1 'b' BF 457378 337150 NEW Whatton Peter Gribby Limited At Riverbank 11/01227/FUL 9/11 9/14 0.20 930 930 B1 BF 473349 339237 NEW

TOTALS 14 5,536 3,251 1,531 1,840

Appendix 3: Housing Implementation Strategy

HOUSING IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY UPDATE 2017

Plan-Wide Risk Assessment to future Housing Delivery

A general risk assessment of the delivery of 13,150 homes within the Borough is provided below under the following headings:

 Spatial distribution  Infrastructure provision  Land supply  Site availability  Site fragmentation and ownership  Physical constraints  Planning status  Reliance on public funding  Economic climate and viability

A more detailed risk assessment of large sites (10 dwellings and over), strategic allocations and broad locations is contained at the end of this appendix.

Spatial distribution

Rushcliffe’s Core Strategy sets out a spatial vision for the Borough’s development, together with a number of spatial objectives. In order to meet Rushcliffe’s needs and Nottingham City’s unmet needs, the Core Strategy identifies three major strategic allocations/sustainable urban extensions adjacent to the main urban area of Nottingham, within Rushcliffe. It also proposes the regeneration of the former Cotgrave Colliery and former RAF Newton. Finally, it identifies that development within the rural parts of Rushcliffe should be focussed upon the six key settlements of Bingham, Cotgrave, East Leake, Keyworth, Radcliffe on Trent and Ruddington. In addition the plan allows for small-scale development through infill development within all settlements in Rushcliffe.

Overall, allowing for the expansion of key settlements across Rushcliffe, and the continuing allowance for infill development across all settlements within Rushcliffe will help to lessen the risk of under-delivery by providing for a wider spread of delivery options. Site-specific risks in relation to larger sites with extant planning permission, allocations and development proposed adjacent to key settlements are covered in more depth below.

Infrastructure provision

The Greater Nottingham Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) was produced in support of the development of the Core Strategies across the Greater Nottingham area. The IDP is reviewed on a periodic basis in order to keep up to date the level of infrastructure provided in relation to growth within the Greater Nottingham area. The Infrastructure Delivery Plan, which was amended in support of the Rushcliffe Core Strategy examination (July 2014), identified that, in general terms, housing growth will be supported by existing and planned infrastructure. However, it has identified weaknesses in relation to strategic highways improvements necessary to support growth within Rushcliffe, particularly along the A52(T) between the A6005 (QMC) and the A52(T)/A46(T) intersection at Bingham. It is likely that infrastructure improvements along the A52(T) will require a degree of external funding in order to support growth within Rushcliffe. Highways England and Nottinghamshire County Council have put together a package of highways works which will assist in mitigating against the impact of traffic growth in the future. Both Highways authorities and the Borough Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding in order to deliver the necessary highways works during the lifetime of the plan.

Past housing delivery

Appendix D of Local Plan Part 1, Rushcliffe Core Strategy contains the housing trajectory for the Borough. The housing trajectory identifies that 1,889 dwellings should have been built during the period 2011-2017. The actual completions achieved during this period was 2,089 dwellings, which is above what was forecast to be delivered in the Core Strategy housing trajectory.

Supply of deliverable/developable land

The Rushcliffe Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) is the key evidential document that has informed the housing target within the Core Strategy. This document is updated on an annual basis. The Core Strategy is permissive towards new development within existing settlements and conversions/changes of use which will add to supply. In addition, there are a number of key settlements where it is proposed that allocations will be made, whether through the Local Plan Part 2 (the Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document), or through Neighbourhood Plans where they are produced.

As it stands at present, the Borough Council does not have an identified 5 year supply of housing. As at April 2017, it is estimated that there is a 3.1 years supply (see Section 5 of the Local Plan Monitoring Report 2017). The Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment 2017 identifies that the Borough Council is likely to deliver with 12,833 houses predicted to be delivered by 2028 if it does not make any further housing allocation over those required within the key settlements through Local Plan Part 2. The Borough Council will therefore have to make further allocations through Local Plan Part 2 in order to both ensure that it has an up to date

five year land supply a soon as practicable and ensure that it is back on track to deliver 13,150 dwellings during the period 2011-2028. .

In terms of deliverability, the housing provision figure is considered to be challenging, and the housing trajectory, shows that a significant uplift in completions will be required if the total housing provision is to be achieved.

Site availability for development

Rushcliffe Borough Council is engaged with developers, landowners and site promoters through the SHLAA process and through the allocation of land. Where sites have been granted planning permission and the planning permission has either lapsed (a low occurrence within the Borough, with permission for only 4 dwellings lapsing during 2016-2017 out of an overall stock of 4,150 permissions) or been renewed on more than one occasion, then these sites are not considered to be deliverable and do not form part of the Borough Council’s 5 year land supply or are considered to be undeliverable. A methodology for assessing deliverability is contained within the main summary report of the SHLAA. It is therefore considered that the risk of non-delivery of sites contained within the SHLAA in general terms is low.

Site fragmentation and ownership

Further information in relation to site fragmentation and ownership is set out against each site within the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment and also as part of the individual site risk assessments later on in the appendix.

Physical constraints

Physical constraints in relation to sites are identified as part of the SHLAA assessment process. These constraints inform conclusions in relation to a site’s suitability and deliverability depending on the degree of risk such constraints pose.

Sites with planning permission have a low degree of risk in terms of physical constraints as such matters will be assessed in detail through the planning application process. A risk assessment of larger sites with planning permission and strategic allocations can be found later on in this appendix.

Planning Status

Sites without planning permission can carry a higher degree of risk than those with planning permission. Whilst the SHLAA identifies broad constraints in relation to a site’s delivery, and more detailed analysis and scrutiny has been undertaken for

strategic allocations, ultimately it is the planning application process which will provide a detailed degree of scrutiny in relation to individual issues.

Strategic Allocations contained within Core Strategy Policy 3

Each of the strategic allocations is examined in more depth later on in this appendix.

Key Settlements contained within Core Strategy Policy 3

Development within Rushcliffe is primarily focussed upon West Bridgford, as part of the Nottingham Urban Area. In addition, the six main rural settlements (Bingham, Cotgrave, East Leake, Keyworth, Radcliffe on Trent and Ruddington) have been identified as appropriate locations to focus most rural development through the allocation of land for development. Cotgrave and Bingham have specific strategic sites identified within the Core Strategy in order for them to grow. The Core Strategy proposes that the four other rural settlements (East Leake, Keyworth, Radcliffe on Trent and Ruddington) will have sites allocated for development through Local Plan Part 2.

These four settlements have minimum targets attributed to them through Policy 3 of the Core Strategy. Having minimum housing targets for the key settlements allows the flexibility of allocating additional sites if the housing sites identified through the Core Strategy aren’t delivering at the required pace. The SHLAA contains a number of sites on the edge of Keyworth, Radcliffe on Trent and Ruddington that have housing potential, but which are constrained by policy such as Green Belt. At East Leake, which is not constrained by Green Belt, planning permission has already been granted for well in excess of the minimum target of 400 dwellings. This means its minimum housing target contained within Policy 3 of the Core Strategy has already been exceeded. At this point, it is considered unlikely that there will be a need to allocate further housing land around East Leake as part of meeting Core Strategy requirements.

The biggest risk to delivery of non-strategic allocations around the key rural settlements would be delay in the production of Local Plan Part 2, especially to the allocation of sites around Keyworth, Radcliffe on Trent and Ruddington, where amendments to the Green Belt will be necessary. The current timetable for the production of Local Plan Part 2 is as follows:

Stage Timetable

Consultation on Issues and Options and January 2016 (completed) Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report Further Options Consultation February 2017 (completed) Consultation on Preferred Options October 2017 Publication of draft Local Plan Part 2 May 2018 Submission of draft Local Plan Part 2 to the July 2018 Secretary of State Public examination of draft Local Plan Part 2 October 2018 Adoption of Local Plan Part 2 December/January 2018/19

Sites without planning permission identified in the SHLAA

The deliverability of all sites that do not have planning permission has been assessed through the SHLAA. As a general approach, other than allocations, sites without planning permission have been assessed to deliver housing later on in the plan period and do not form part of the Borough Council’s five year land supply. Delivery within years 6-15 is judgement based, depending on the degree and complexity of barriers to delivery that have been identified through the SHLAA process.

Sites with planning permission identified in the SHLAA

Sites with planning permission have all been assessed for their deliverability through the SHLAA process. Chapter 6 and Appendix 2 of the 2017 SHLAA report outlines in detail how deliverability is assessed on a year on year basis.

Reliance on public funding

There is a delivery risk for all sites that are dependent on supporting infrastructure which will be fully or partly publicly funded. This is the case for sites without planning permission that are dependent on improvements to the A52(T) trunk road. The Core Strategy has identified a package of A52 and associated improvement works that are required to support the Plan’s growth proposals. The latest estimated cost of these improvements (excluding the cost of accessing the East of Gamston/North of Tollerton site and dualling the Gamston Lings Bar Road) is in the range of £35m to £40m.

These measures are expected to be able to be delivered through a combination of funding mechanisms including direct provision by developers, through developer contributions, and through public funding. The Borough Council has worked in collaboration with Highways England and Nottinghamshire County Council in order

to produce a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for funding junction improvements along the A52(T) and the A606 at Tollerton. This agreement apportions out how junction improvements are to be funded between new developments and how much funding that Highways England will contribute in order to take account increases in background traffic. Funding and improvements will be secured through S278 agreements, as well as S106 contributions and separate funding bids submitted by the Local Authority.

The overall need for junction improvements to the A52 in the Nottingham area has also been recognised in the Government’s Road Investment Strategy (RIS). This identifies a commitment by Government, subject to other contributions, for a two phase package of measures to improve the junctions along the length of the A52 in the Nottingham area, including signalisation and junction reconstruction. This means that the Government is committed to providing a significant part of the anticipated funding required for these improvements, based on the expectation that the balance of funding will be available from other parties, including local authorities and/or relevant developers. This situation is significant and means that there is presently a good level of confidence that necessary public funding will be available to bring about the A52 improvements required to support housing growth.

The strategic sites along the A46 corridor have secured D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) Local Growth funding in order to bring forward housing and jobs creation. In January 2015 the Borough Council was awarded £5 million for the three strategic sites at RAF Newton, North of Bingham and Cotgrave Colliery. The funding will be available in 2016/17 and 2017/18 and breaks down across the three strategic sites as follows:

 Cotgrave Colliery (£1.8 million)  Bingham (£2.5 million)  RAF Newton (£750,000) (+£2.95m for pedestrian and cycle bridge over the A46)

The funding secured will be used to contribute towards infrastructure costs across the three sites.

Economic climate and viability

Economic conditions are considered to be a risk to delivery of housing as poor economic conditions would suppress the demand for housing. The conclusions contained within the 2012 Greater Nottingham Housing Market and Economic Prospects report, prepared by GL Hearn, are that at the time of the report’s publication there had been a muted economic recovery. This picture was reinforced by the sales evidence which, at the time of writing the report, suggested that levels of

effective demand remain 40% or more below long-term trends (based on averages over the prerecession decade). The forecasts within the report suggested that housing transactions would increase from 925,000 across the UK by 12% over the period to 2016, but at this point would still remain below long-term averages. Knight Frank forecast that sales would return to near the long-term average (1991-2011) and maintain this level from 2016. It is around 2016 when the commencement of development on the first of the strategic sites is anticipated. Despite the forecast, completions to date are above those predicted in the housing trajectory contained within Local Plan Part 1 Rushcliffe Core Strategy between 2011 and 2016.

Monitoring and Review of Risks

This Housing Implementation Strategy (HIS) will continue to be updated and reviewed on an annual basis as part of the Local Plan Monitoring Report. This will enable risks to delivery to be identified at an early stage and allow for the Borough Council to identify appropriate measures to rectify any identified issues.

With the exception of the strategic allocation to the East of Gamston/North of Tollerton, the main risks to delivery on larger sites are identified as low to medium.

Monitoring arrangements for Policy 3 of the Core Strategy indicate that housing delivery will be monitored annually through a framework of monitoring indicators and an annual review and roll forward of the SHLAA. Residential development monitoring is also published annually as part of the Local Plan Monitoring Report. The Local Plan Monitoring Report includes an updated housing trajectory and five year land supply position. The Local Plan Monitoring Report also monitors the type of housing built in the Borough and the percentage of housing built on previously developed land.

Circumstances for specific management actions

The Local Plan Monitoring Report will be used to closely monitor housing delivery performance in the Borough. Completions since 2009 have been significantly below average levels achieved during normal market conditions, although completions since 2015 are back at a level that was achieved during the height of the housing market in the mid-2000s. The lack of delivery in the early part of the 2010s seems to be related to the impacts of the economic recession and a slow-down in house building rather than to any shortage of sites for development, as the stock of planning permissions within the Borough has increased significantly during the period of recession.

Underperformance over a period of 1 to 2 years may not require immediate intervention but evidence of prolonged underperformance has implications for the

Borough Council’s five year land supply position and longer term implications in terms of meeting the housing target over the plan period.

Policy 3 and the housing trajectory contained within the Core Strategy indicate a ‘stepped’ approach to housing delivery over the Plan period due to a number of factors. It is considered that this approach to meeting the Borough Council’s housing target of 13,150 new homes between 2011 and 2028 is appropriate and achievable. However, should annual monitoring outcomes over the next 3 to 5 years indicate that achievement of anticipated housing delivery rates is significantly at risk, then early Plan review may be necessary.

In the meantime, a number of specific development management actions are already underway to assist sites coming forward for development. These measures include:

 Pre-application discussions with developers, landowners and their agents to increase certainty in the development management process;

 Meetings with the consortium of landowners and developers ahead of a formal submission of a pre-application enquiry/application for the Gamston , Bingham and Newton sites to understand the difficulties and issues to facilitate an accelerated delivery of these strategic sites;

 Flexible application of policy and Section 106 Planning Obligation requirements where scheme viability and deliverability issues have been clearly and robustly demonstrated (see details in the tables below);

 Renegotiation of Section 106 Planning Obligations where market conditions have demonstrably affected scheme viability since planning permission was secured (see details in the tables below).

Other actions to ensure that site supply is increased include:

 Timely progression of Local Plan Part 2 (Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document) to give greater certainty to sites and enable additional development sites to be allocated within broad locations and to enable a five year land supply of deliverable sites.

 On-going liaison with key stakeholders.

 Appointment of a Strategic Sites Delivery Officer role to assist in delivering the strategic sites as they are taking longer to progress than previously expected. This role is intended to be a dedicated resource to help address any site specific issues and facilitate a swift determination

of any planning applications to help accelerate delivery of those strategic sites and assist with the 5 year housing supply position.

Risk Assessment of sites over 10 dwellings

Strategic Allocations and broad locations

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level 697 South of Clifton Barton in Outline 2018- 3,000 Medium Site owned by several landowners. Fabis planning 2031 application As of March 2017, planning application under consideration seeking under outline planning permission for the development of a SUE comprising considerati residential development up to a maximum of 3000 dwellings; on employment development incorporating a maximum of 100,000sqm of B1, B2 & B8 floorspace; retail development (A1 to A5) up to a maximum of 2500sqm of floorspace; community buildings; leisure uses; schools; gypsy & traveller pitches; access to the site; new roads; footpaths & cycleways; green infrastructure including new community park; ancillary infrastructure & groundworks.

Number of technical issues raised during consideration including highways and archaeology. Planning authority actively seeking to resolve outstanding highway and S106 matters. District valuer appointed to consider viability appraisal. Final report expected end November 2017. Aiming for committee consideration January 2018. Process being managed through planning performance agreement. Anticipated commencement 2019-2020 with expected full delivery period of 13 years.

350 Melton Road, West Strategic 2016- 1,500 Low Outline planning permission granted at appeal in 2009, prior to (part) Edwalton and Bridgford Allocation. 2026 adoption of Core Strategy, for 1,200 dwellings. Permission was 355 Melton Road Majority of subject to a Section 106 agreement which included significant Triangle the site has contributions, offered at time of appeal as benefits of the development.

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level planning Some work commenced on site and permission remains extant. permission However, subsequent to appeal being allowed, it transpired that the for 1,200 development was not viable (significantly in the red). Approved road dwellings layout involved a grade separated junction with underpass under the Melton Road. Access arrangements were subsequently varied to introduce an at grade access solution, thereby reducing cost of constructing access arrangements. Housing numbers were increased in subsequent allocation, partly in response to viability issues and also to address comments from the Local Plan Inspector that the Borough Council needed to deliver a greater proportion of its housing adjacent to the Principal Urban Area.

Discussions with developers highlighted that they intended to come forward with applications for full planning permission on their respective parcels. In order to pull together the developments and section 106 requirements, the Borough Council embarked (working in collaboration with the land owners planning consultant) on a Development Framework for the site, this Supplementary Planning Document approved 2015 to assist in bringing forward the site. Proposals were also brought forward for a retail store on the site with the applicant (Waitrose) delivering a significant amount of the road infrastructure/alterations on Melton Road and access to the part of the site on the western side of Melton Road. Road works and access to site was completed in September/October 2016. One of the house builders with interest in land to east of Melton Road also secured planning permission for their part of the site (see below) and undertook highway works to coincide with the work being undertaken for delivery of the retail store. Accesses complete to the site and one phase under construction 2016. Work due to commence on construction of houses on land to west of Melton Road by end of 2016. As of March 2017, planning applications have now been approved

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level granting full planning permission for a total of 929 dwellings and outline planning permission for 52 dwellings, as follows:

Application ref: 14/01238/FUL – Full planning permission granted for 386 residential dwellings with associated parking and garages; open space; landscaping and access (Bovis Homes). Conditions discharged and site preparation works started.

Application ref: 15/00339/FUL – Full planning permission granted for erection of 261 dwellings; construction of new access, open space, play area, landscaping, surface water attenuation area , internal roads and associated infrastructure (Barratt Homes). Development commenced summer 2016 with 40 dwellings being delivered by end March 2017.

Application ref: 14/02715/FUL – Full planning permission granted for erection of 280 no. dwellings, construction of new access, open space, play area, landscaping, surface water attenuation areas, internal roads and associated infrastructure (Taylor Wimpey). S106 requirement for cycleway to Boundary Road agreed and conditions discharged.

Application ref: 16/00386/HYBRID - Demolition of existing dwelling; erection of 52 dwellings; conversion of barns to 2 dwellings; formation of access; provision of open space and infrastructure (full planning permission granted for the conversion of barns to 2 dwellings; outline planning permission granted for the remainder of the scheme with all matters reserved for future approval apart from access). Scheme promoted by land owner.

Applications for further phases of the development are to be submitted in due course.

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level

574 East of Gamston Tollerton Allocation 2020- 2,000 by Medium The allocation contains multiple land owners; however landowners are /North of Tollerton 2030 and 2028 working as a consortium. Whilst all landowners are supportive of beyond. development, there are likely to be legal issues in terms of negotiating land values. Some areas of land have options from developers whilst some areas remain untied.

Borough Council in pre-application discussions with landowners to identify means of bring site forward and possible planning application to be submitted within the next year. Further delays in the submission of an application may require a re-categorisation of the risk level in future assessments from ‘medium’ to ‘medium/high’.

Although there are no identified significant risks to delivery at present, given that a planning application is yet to be submitted, the commencement of development has been put back a further year to 2020-21. This is the third consecutive year that delivery has been put back. The appointment of a Strategic Site Delivery Officer is hoped to help unblock the issues/delays and to accelerate the processing of a planning application and therefore the delivery of development on this site.

The 2014 HIS reported that it was understood that the consortium of developers had begun to undertake work in advance of the submission of a planning application. This is still to be submitted to the Borough Council however. As mentioned, further delays in the submission of an application should lead to a review of the risk assessment.

502 Former RAF Shelford Outline 2019- 550 Medium Outline planning permission granted (with all matters reserved) 30

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level Newton Phase II planning 2024 January 2014 for up to 500 dwellings; up to 50 live/work units; up to permission 5.22ha of new employment land (B1, B2 & B8); up to 1000sqm of granted space for ancillary A1, A3, & A4 uses and community uses; retention of existing hangars for employment purposes; a perimeter cycle track; provision of land for new primary school; and associated public open space, recreation space and landscaping (10/02105/OUT).

Preliminary discussions have taken place with major house builder relating to reserved matters. Some delivery issues in respect to a footbridge over the A46 (required as part of planning permission and Section 106 obligations), which the Borough Council is actively trying to resolve. On-going discussions taking place with owners of land and their representatives respect of viability information and possible changes to the scheme to enable appropriate phasing of S106 issues and provision of infrastructure. Final report on viability issues expected imminently.

Borough Council has successfully secured Growth Deal funding of £750k to assist in bringing the site forward. In addition Borough Council is bidding for highways England grant funding of £2.3 Million to assist in delivering footbridge over A46. Delivery of housing not dependant on grant money for bridge but may affect level of affordable housing that can be provided if bid unsuccessful.

69 Former Cotgrave Cotgrave Under 2015- 460 Low Outline planning permission (ref: 10/00559/OUT) granted 30 March Colliery Constructio 2019 2011 for redevelopment of site for up to 470 dwellings; employment n. uses (B1, B2 & B8); open space; landscaping; footbridge crossing the canal; associated works including roads, cycleways, footpaths and car parking (revised scheme). Outline application was followed by a number of applications seeking approval of reserved matters or full

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level planning permission and detailed permission is now in place for 462 dwellings. Work has now commenced on site and had delivered 262 units as at 31 April 2017, more have been built since this date. Delivery at site is ahead of Core Strategy trajectory.

Borough Council has secured £3 million of growth deal funding for works including regeneration of town centre to support the additional housing in Cotgrave. 578 North of Bingham Bingham Outline 2018- 1050 Low Outline planning permission granted 24 December 2013 for up to 1050 planning 2026 residential dwellings (C3); 15.6 hectares of employment development permission (B1, B2 and B8); local centre comprising up to 300m sq of retail floor granted space (A1); primary school (D1); and community centre (D2); a 1.6 hectare mixed use site (B1, B2, B8 and car parking); allotments and open space (including play areas and community park); flood management and drainage works; transport and access works; and ancillary works (10/01962/OUT). Permission requires approval of the final reserved matters not later than 12 years from date of permission and therefore remains extant.

Borough Council proactively working with the Crown Estate to assist them in identifying development partner/preferred developer. Discussions taking place to allow modified phasing of the proposal in order to bring forward areas of development not requiring a flood alleviation scheme.

Borough Council has also secured £2.5million Growth Deal funding to facilitate delivery of flood alleviation works to facilitate development on part of the site.

A reserved matters application for the first phase of the site is

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level expected to be submitted toward the end of 2017 with a decision in early 2018.

KEYWORTH Broad 2019- 450 Medium There are a number of sites contained within the SHLAA that may be location 2028 suitable for development subject to a change in Green Belt policy. The draft Green Belt review Part 2b, will help inform any decisions on sites with this work being undertaken alongside the Issues and Options for the LAPP. The Neighbourhood Plan group is also seeking to allocate land for development in a proactive manner. Biggest risk to delivery is lack of progress on Local Plan Part 2: Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document. The Local Plan Part 2 is currently being prepared with consultation taking place in preparation for a publication version to be produced. RADCLIFFE ON TRENT Broad 2019- 400 Medium There are a number of sites contained within the SHLAA that may be location 2027 suitable for development subject to a change in Green Belt policy. The draft Green Belt review Part 2b, will help inform any decisions on sites with this work being undertaken alongside the Issues and Options for the LAPP. Biggest risk to delivery is lack of progress on Local Plan Part 2:Land and Planning Policies Development Plan Document, background work to which has commenced. The Local Plan Part 2 is currently being prepared with consultation taking place in preparation for a publication version to be produced.

RUDDINGTON Broad 2019- 250 Medium There are a number of sites contained within the SHLAA that may be location 2024 suitable for development subject to a change in Green Belt policy. The draft Green Belt review Part 2b, will help inform any decisions on sites with this work being undertaken alongside the Issues and Options for the LAPP. Biggest risk to delivery is lack of progress on Local Plan Part II, Land and Planning Policies Development Plan

Site Parish/ Assumed Risk Site Name Status Phasing Notes Ref Location dwellings level Document, background work to which has commenced. The Local Plan Part 2 is currently being prepared with consultation taking place in preparation for a publication version to be produced.

EAST LEAKE Broad N/A N/A Low As stated before, planning permission has been granted for in excess Location of the minimum target therefore the overall risk to delivering the minimum target by 2023 is extremely low. Site specific risk assessments for the individual planning permissions at sites on the edge of East Leake are contained within the following table.

Other Sites Over 10

Risk level to Parish/ Assumed assumed Site Ref Site Name Status Start date Notes and actions where relevant Location dwellings delivery period Planning Permission granted on appeal for the Full planning development of up to 75 dwellings on the site in Land at Abbey 1 Aslockton permission 2018-2020 75 Low 2015. No identified barriers to delivery on the Lane granted site, therefore considered deliverable within 5 years. Site preparation works commenced. SHLAA SHLAA favourable to principle of development. submission. No Owned by housebuilder. 43 Hollygate Lane Cotgrave 2022-2023 20 Low extant planning permission Outline planning Phase 1 of the site has full planning permission 382 Land Off Kirk Ley East Leake permission 2016-2017 267 Low and is under construction. Expected full delivery granted within 6 years. Land off Full planning A proportion of the site is considered deliverable 687 Rempstone East Leake permission 2018-2019 235 Low within 5 years. Road granted

Risk level to Parish/ Assumed assumed Site Ref Site Name Status Start date Notes and actions where relevant Location dwellings delivery period Land at Lantern Under 65 dwellings remaining. 579 East Leake 2015-2016 170 Low Lane construction 78 dwellings remaining. Land E/O Full planning 582 Meeting House East Leake permission 2015-2016 150 Low Close granted.

Former Outline planning Outline planning permission granted Dec 2014. 761 East Leake 2018-2019 24 Low Micropropagation permission No constraints on development identified. The Heavens, Outline planning Reserved matters granted March 2016. 766 East Leake 2017-2018 14 Low Gotham Road permission Outline Planning Outline planning permission granted September Flintham Islamic 2018-2019 127 Flintham Permission 95 Low 2016. Institute granted Full planning Considered deliverable within one year. 2018-2019 880 Rebbur House Keyworth permission 11 Low granted Planning application refused for residential development on technical grounds, not on the principle of development. Technical grounds are considered to be resolvable. Action: Contacted Planning Radcliffe on landowner: Site owner seeking to dispose of the 185 The Paddocks application 2021-22 75 Medium Trent site. refused.

Site may be allocated for residential development (around 75 dwellings) in the Local Plan Part 2. Site believed to be deliverable within 2 years. Pedigree Radcliffe on SHLAA 860 2022-2023 15 Low Wholesale Trent submission

Risk level to Parish/ Assumed assumed Site Ref Site Name Status Start date Notes and actions where relevant Location dwellings delivery period Full planning Expected full delivery within 3 years. Land West of 896 Ruddington permission 2017-2018 28 Low Malmic House granted Site may be disposed of in the long term should alternative provision be found elsewhere. As the No extant site does not have the benefit of planning West Bridgford 275 West Bridgford planning 2027-2028 52 Low permission, cannot be judged as deliverable Depot permission within the first five years. However, the SHLAA does identify that the site would be suitable for residential development in the future. Planning permission for 87 dwellings was granted in November 2015. It is assumed Central College Full planning delivery will take place within 3 years, with the 279 Nottingham, West Bridgford permission 2016-2017 87 Low majority delivered during the latter half of this Greythorn Drive granted period. Conditions discharged work beginning on site. Planning application granted subject to S106 legal agreement. Outline planning permission Planning granted subject to S106. Discussions on-going South of Wilford Permission 2018-2019 280 West Bridgford 200 Low regarding revisions to the proposal. Site in the Lane subject to S106 process of disposal through sale by agreement Nottinghamshire County Council.

Land Between Full planning permission for 48 dwellings granted Extant Full Lady Bay November 2016. 319 West Bridgford Planning 2019-2020 48 Low Bridge/Radcliffe Permission Road Site promoted through Core Strategy process Melton Road Site promoted however separate from the adjacent Melton 2021-2022 355 Triangle West Bridgford through the 42 Low Road Edwalton application. No application (remainder) SHLAA received to date however assessed in the SHLAA as medium term prospect.

Risk level to Parish/ Assumed assumed Site Ref Site Name Status Start date Notes and actions where relevant Location dwellings delivery period

West Bridgford Full planning 2018-2019 Full planning permission for 30 dwellings granted 918 Ambulance West Bridgford permission 30 Low November 2016. Expected full delivery within 2 Station granted years.