Where all the new homes in South Gloucestershire could be built by …

South Gloucestershire Council’s draft Local Plan sets out where 20,490 homes will be built^[1] up to the year 2040. Of these, the authority has had to find land for more than 9,000 that did not already have planning permission or sites allocated to them in previous versions of the housing and jobs blueprint.

More than half of these homes have now been earmarked for the countryside near Bristol’s “urban edge”, especially in the East Fringe, which will effectively extend the conurbation’s city limits, although not its actual boundaries, and require the greenbelt to be redrawn. Some developments will be on “brownfield” land, such as in the market towns of Yate^[2] and Thornbury^[3] or places like Hanham^[4] and Lyde Green where there was previous development.

Others, meanwhile, will be much smaller and dotted around South Gloucestershire^[5], as council chiefs have sought to avoid creating unsustainable communities or placing unrealistic dependence on transport schemes or expanded schools that will never happen. Residents can have their say from next month following cabinet approval on Monday, November 13.

The nine-week public consultation will include material such as interactive maps, which aren’t available on the Local Plan documents^[6] just yet. In the meantime, here is where all those additional new homes – and how many at each location – are set to be built over the 15 years of the plan.

For greenfield sites, the information is broken down firstly by area. Scroll down further to find specific locations.

Sites Within Existing Boundaries of Urban Areas and Market Towns – Total: 1,540 homes

• Land north of Ladden Garden Village^[7] – 162 homes
• Lyde Green Road – 60 homes
• Lucas Works in Kingwood – 100 homes
• Lyde Green Farm – 393 homes
• Old Gloucester Road – 30 homes
• Anstey’s Road (Kleeneze) – 200 homes
• Oxbarton Mead Road – eight homes
• The Grange – 210 homes
• Yate town centre – 200 homes
• Thornbury Health Centre – 15 homes
• Downend Clinic – 10 homes
• Filton^[8] Clinic – six homes
• Filton Retail Park – 132 homes
• Broad Street – four homes

New Green Field Allocations: Bristol Urban Edge – Total Homes: 5,740

• Almondsbury – three sites – 410 homes
• Bridge Yate – one site – 110 homes
• Easter Compton – four sites – 450 homes
• Hanham West – three sites – 270 homes
• Mangotsfield – two sites – 260 homes
• North of Lyde Green – one site – 750 homes (2,000 homes beyond 2040)
• Oldland Common – one site – 350 homes
• Shortwood North – one site – 280 homes
• Shortwood South – three sites – 1,000 homes (2,500 homes beyond 2040)
• Warmley North – two sites – 1000 homes
• Willsbridge – two sites – 110 homes
• Woodlands – three sites – 750 homes (2,045 homes beyond 2040)

New Green Field Allocations: Market Towns – Total Homes: 75

• Thornbury: North and East – one site – 15 homes
• Thornbury: South – one site – 40 homes
• Yate West: North – one site – 20 homes

New Green Field Allocations: Rural Communities – Total Homes: 1,765

• Acton Turville – three sites – 25 homes
• Alveston – five sites – 100 homes
• Charfield – two sites – 775 homes
• Coalpit Heath – one site – 90 homes
• Cromhall – seven sites – 30 homes
• Engine Common – four sites – 90 homes
• Frampton Cotterell – one site – 60 homes
• Hawkesbury Upton – one site – 20 homes
• Hortham – two sites – 100 homes
• Marshfield – one site – 50 homes
• Olveston – one site – 20 homes
• Pucklechurch – one site – 60 homes
• Rangeworthy – five sites – 30 homes
• Wick – five sites – 80 homes
• Winterbourne – three sites – 235 homes

A stock image of new houses being built (Image: Getty Images)

Schedule of sites in the emerging ‘preferred strategy’

• Land South of Gloucester Road, Almondsbury – 400 homes
• Land at Longcross Farm, Cromhall – 46 homes
• Land between France Lane and Park Street, Hawkesbury Upton – 20 homes
• Land at Castle Farm Road, Hanham – 125 homes
• Land to the rear of Park Farm, Barry Road, Oldland Common – 350 homes
• Land at Bristol Road, Cromhall – 27 homes
• Land to rear of Ducie Close, Cromhall – 14 homes
• Land east of Abson Road, Pucklechurch – 60 homes
• Land at Vattingstone Lane, Alveston – 100 homes
• Land north of Wotton Road, Charfield – 250 homes
• Land off Park Road, Westerleigh and Coalpit Heath – 90 homes
• Land to the south of Charfield – 525 homes
• Woodlands Golf Course, Trench Lane, Almondsbury (Woodlands Garden Village) – 750 homes (1,000 homes beyond 2040)
• Land at Cromhall – 22 homes
• Land at Cossham Street, Mangotsfield – 195 homes
• Land adjacent to Westways, Wotton Road, Rangeworthy – 10 homes
• Land at Wick Quarry, Wick – 25 homes
• Land to the Rear of London Road, Wick – five homes
• Land off Alveston Hill, Thornbury – 60 homes
• Land at Shortwood, Pucklechurch – 280 homes

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• Land north of London Road, Wick – 30 homes
• Land off Wotton Road, Rangeworthy – 90 homes
• Pitt Farm, Marshfield – 50 homes
• Land south of the B4055, Easter Compton – 270 homes
• Land to the east of Badminton Road, north of Lockington Road, Acton Turville – 24 homes
• Land at Hortham Lane, Almondsbury – 30 homes
• Land south of Shortwood Hill, Mangotsfield – 50 homes
• The Sawmiils, Bath^[14] Road, Bridge Yate – 110 homes
• Land at Shortwood, Emersons Green – 65 homes
• Land between Over Lane and the B4055, Easter Compton – 70 homes
• Land adjacent to The Homestead, Manor Road, Wick – 10 homes
• Land at 404 North Road, Yate – 29 homes
• Land to the north of the railway line, Winterbourne – 70 homes
• Land at York Gardens, Winterbourne – 20 homes
• North of Lyde Green – 750 homes (1,250 homes beyond 2040)
• 15 and 17a London Road, Warmley – 30 homes
• Land to west of Park Farm, Thornbury – 15 homes
• Land to rear of 91 High Street, Wick – 10 homes
• Land at Grey Gables, Vicarage Lane, Olveston – 20 homes
• Land on the south side of Gaunts Earthcott Lane, Almondsbury – zero homes (180 homes beyond 2040)
• Land at North Road, Yate – 42 homes
• Land off Bristol Road, Frampton Cotterell – 60 homes
• Land at Townwell, Cromhall – 32 homes
• Land to rear of 450 North Road, Yate – eight homes
• Land at 12, The Park, Willsbridge – 15 homes
• Jarretts Garden Centre, Bath Road, Bitton – 95 homes
• Land at Talbots End, Cromhall – 11 homes
• Land south of Abbots Road, Hanham – 85 homes
• Land west of Winterbourne Hill, Winterbourne – 145 homes
• Land at Castle Inn Farm, Hanham – 60 homes
• Land north of A38, Alveston – 20 homes
• Land off Gaunts Earthcott Lane, Almondsbury – zero homes (100 homes beyond 2040)
• Land to west of Wotton Road, Rangeworthy – 28 homes
• Field to south of Rock View, Engine Common Lane, Iron Acton – 12 homes
• Land off Blackhorse Hill, Almondsbury – 95 homes
• Land at Berrows Mead, Rangeworthy – 34 homes
• Land west of B4061, Thornbury – 40 homes
• Land to the west of Wotton Road, Rangeworthy – 50 homes
• Land at Dyers Lane, Iron Acton – 20 homes
• Land south of Luckington Road, Acton Turville – 127 homes
• Lower Shortwood, Pucklechurch & Siston – 950 homes (1,550 homes beyond 2040)
• Land at The Paddock, Almondsbury – 15 homes
• Land north of A420 and south of Goose Green, Siston – 970
• Land off Tockington Lane, Almondsbury – 10 homes
• The Quarters Colony Farm, Hortham Village – 70 homes
• The Old Vicarage, Alveston – 26 homes
• Land to the north of Berkeley Vale Motors, Alveston – 16 homes

Site allocations with options – Total Homes: 408

• Filton 20 (Golf Course Lane) – Option 1: Continue as employment only – Option 2: 350 homes and employment
• Bristol Uniforms – Option 1: Continue as employment only – Option 2: 58 homes

The draft Local Plan is available to view here^[15].

References

1. ^{^} sets out where 20,490 homes will be built (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
2. ^{^} Yate (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
3. ^{^} Thornbury (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
4. ^{^} Hanham (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
5. ^{^} South Gloucestershire (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
6. ^{^} Local Plan documents (council.southglos.gov.uk)
7. ^{^} Ladden Garden Village (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
8. ^{^} Filton (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
9. ^{^} Bristol Live (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
10. ^{^} click this link and select ‘Join Community’. (chat.whatsapp.com)
11. ^{^} Bristol Live (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
12. ^{^} Privacy Notice. (www.reachplc.com)
13. ^{^} Click here to join our WhatsApp community. (chat.whatsapp.com)
14. ^{^} Bath (www.bristolpost.co.uk)
15. ^{^} here (council.southglos.gov.uk)