Important Information: Major Housing Development Fell Mill & Leasow Farm

Proposed Residential Development at Land at Fell Mill and Leasow Farm, Shipston on Stour Coming soon – Further Information »

How The South Warwickshire Local Plan Could Affect Shipston-on-Stour

Shipston has 15 areas in consideration in The South Warwickshire Local Plan in the Strategic Growth Location SG17

The 15 Sites in Shipston Proposed to The South Warwickshire Local Plan

Click on site name for more information on each site and instructions on how to comment on individual sites. – *PH = Potential number of houses on that site

Ref ID Site Name *PH
The three sites East of the river
552 Shipston on Stour – Highways Sub Depot 17
148 Land at Fell Mill Farm, Shipston 678
747 Land at Leasow Farm 948
Other sites in Shipston
507 Land at Tilemans Lane 149
465 Land at Darlingscote Road 188
460 South of Darlingscote Road 101
860 Land South of Old Butt Road 44
433 Land of Hanson Avenue 195
689 Land at Darlingscote Road 171
62 North of Angela’s Meadow 20
393 Land South of Webb Road 78
331 Land West of Furze Hill Road 164
173 Land of Shoulderway Lane 188
303 East of Springhill 14
396 South of Old Butt Road 48

The inclusion of sites on this list, and on the interactive map, is for information only. It is not known whether the sites are suitable for development and likely to be included in the Local Plan. These sites are therefore not endorsed by the Councils.

Map Showing Individual Sites In Shipston Proposed to the South Warwickshire Local Plan

Map of potential new development sites in Shipston SG17

See – Interactive Map

Using Housing and economic land availability assessment – HELAA Call for Sites Submissions in SG17 Shipston-on-Stour

NOTE: THESE ARE NOT PLANNING APPLICATIONS – THIS IS JUST A CONSULTATION ON LAND SUITABILITY – THE MAJORITY OF LOCATIONS MENTIONED COULD BE SIFTED OUT DURING THIS STAGE OF THE CONSULTATION.

Further information on Stategic Growth Locations »

The South Warwickshire Local Plan HELAA Results

HELAA – Housing and economic land availability assessment – Sets out method for assessing housing and economic land availability.

The South Warwickshire Local Plan HELAA_B_Results in Microsoft Excel Worksheet .xlsx format.

Follow link to see downloadable .xlsk worksheets and information on all sites in .pdf format – The South Warwickshire Local Plan HELAA Results

The South Warwickshire Local Plan HELAA_B_Results

See Preferred Options Consultation Interactive Map

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  1. NO, NO, NO, NO – shipston can not cope with more houses, not can the doctor surgery, schools one primary and one senior, one NHS dentist plus issue with Severn Trent water with flooding and sewage leaking.

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  2. NO more houses, Doctors, dentist, schools can’t cope. Drainage is awful, Seven Trent having to attend to blockages. We are a small Town already too many people and cars. Building on fields and flood plains is a stupid idea. More concrete , more flooding.

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  3. Firstly, Shipston has overfulfilled its quote of new build housing comparative to other areas of the county. Secondly, the land at Shoulderway Lane only has a single track road flanked by houses and a Grade II listed church as its access, it’s completely unsuitable to support any new development. That lane is a lane enjoyed by a large amount of the community as a walk. The gradient of which the proposed fields of Shoulderway Lane are on would be unsuitable for building, and would cause a horrifically negative impact for the residents on Hawthorn Way. Shipston‘s infrastructure cannot cope with any more development.
    There is no six form to support the growing community. There is no police station permanently anymore, there is no minor injuries or first aid unit.

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  4. Absolute madness the drains in Hanson avenue and elsewhere won’t cope. There is no infrastructure, need factories supermarkets places people who believe there can work as retirement isn’t an option it’s all just money money money for houses that are not needed. Building on flood plains! How do you get rid of the newts and other protected species??

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  5. Shipston is already over-housed and at risk of losing it’s character. More houses will overwhelm the central roads + parking

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    • Do you want the Shipston infrastructure upgraded?
    • Do you want a bridge which doesn’t flood?
    • Do you want local specialist housing for the Shipston elderly to downsize to?
    • Do you want an area of affordable housing for the Shipston younger generation to rent or buy?
    • Do you want an easily accessible new primary school, with playing fields, leisure facilities and safe parking?
    • Do you want nice riverside walks and open spaces?
    • Do you want these riverside walks and open spaces to be easily accessible and closely linked to Shipston with a new footbridge and cycle bridge adjacent to the Mill bridge?
    • Do you want a new modern multi-purpose venue similar to Townsend Hall but with extra rooms for Scouts, Youth club, Cinema, fitness classes, etc.?
    • Do you want a small commercial area to attract small independent local businesses, attract employers to provide jobs, training apprenticeships for Shipston youth?
    • Do you want a small entertainment district that means nightlife and not having to Stratford or elsewhere for a night out?
    • Do you want Shipston to be more attractive to tourists and the local population?
    • Do you want a supermarket and petrol station?
    • Do you want a small garden centre or similar?
    • Do you want a better bus service?
    • Do you want beds in the Badger?
    • Do you want a new NHS dentist?
    • Do you want the sewage works upgraded?
    • Do you want money pumped in to Stratford and other local towns whilst Shipston is neglected?
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