Welcome – Have your say on the future of Winstanley Hall
Winstanley Hall is a Grade II* listed building which has suffered significant deterioration and is in very poor condition. Kingswood Homes have now taken ownership of Winstanley Hall, the outbuildings and immediate land surrounding the Hall.
Kingswood Homes has successfully invested in communities throughout the North West for over 15 years, developing high quality and sustainable residential schemes. A process of public consultation is being undertaken in order to present the emerging development proposal for the restoration of Winstanley Hall.
Kingswood Homes are committed to bringing the Hall back to its former grandeur whilst preserving its heritage. As part of this effort we are proposing a sensitively designed residential development to help fund this vital restoration.
The purpose of this consultation process is to seek comments from the local community which will be considered before the scheme is designed and a full detailed planning application is lodged with Wigan Council. It is important that the local community is involved.
Members of the professional team are here to answer any questions. Forms are available to record your comments online and we would encourage you to complete this as we appreciate your views.
I'd like to give feedback
WINSTANLEY HALL
Site Location
01
Who are Kingswood Homes?
02
Kingswood Homes was established in 2009 to create new homes which are designed with the customer’s needs at heart. We don’t do identikit boxes crammed into small spaces. We believe in the importance of residents wellbeing, so our new homes and developments are designed to make people happy. We give residents more space to live inside, more open space to enjoy outside and better features to enjoy.
The success of Kingswood Homes has been recognised with a number of prestigious industry awards, including NHBC Pride in the Job award, ‘Boutique Housing Development of the Year’ for The Hawthorns at Insider NW’s 2023 Residential Property Awards and ‘Housebuilder of the Year’ at the North West Insider Property Awards 2022. Not only that but we achieved 5 star status with the HBF in our first year, and subsequent 3 years, which is a true testament to the quality of our homes and the hard work of our team.
Better
All Round
Site Context
03
The buildings at Winstanley Hall are grade II* listed and date from circa 1573 to the 20th century. The Bankes family, who have owned the estate since the late 16th century, became very successful during the 18th and early 19th century from mining coal. Their wealth shaped the development of the Winstanley estate. Whilst Winstanley Hall, outbuildings and the surrounding land were sold to Dorbcrest Homes in 2000, the wider estate remains in the ownership of Tim Bankes, the descendant of the Bankes family.
Winstanley Hall has been under-occupied since WWII and has been vacant for over 25 years. The buildings are in very poor structural condition with widespread water ingress, areas of structural failure, localised collapse and some deliberate deconstruction. The Hall and Upper Courtyard are both included in Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register.
WINSTANLEY HALL
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
PRESENT CONDITION
Hall – Aerial
Estate Office and Dairy
Main Hall
Outbuildings – Stables, Tithe Barn and Coach House
Heritage Analysis and Vision
04
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
THE VISION
Parameters Plan
05
A high quality residential led mixed use development to meet the local housing requirements
A development that responds positively to its historic context
A development that respects local character and creates a sense of place
A mix of residential types – 1 to 3 bed semi - detached and terraces, 3 to 6 bed detached
Predominantly 2 storey, with some 2.5 storey (i.e. room in the roof), and a number of bungalows at key locations
DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
All houses to have private garden space and an appropriate number of parking spaces
Appropriate relationships to neighbouring properties ensuring a suitable landscape buffer to homes on Springpool and Pemberton Road
A ‘permeable’ development with good pedestrian linkage to surrounding areas and attractive routes through the site. Three suggested new pedestrian accesses are shown by a green arrow above
Incorporation of high quality landscaping, retaining existing trees and boundary features where ever possible and respecting the setting of the Winstanley Hall
Creation of new open areas and amenity spaces through the site, formed around a new landscape framework to be accessed by the wider community
Heritage
Preservation of architectural heritage for future generations
Enhanced sense of place being accessible to the public
Environmental
Promoting sustainable practices – using reclaimed materials
Enhancement of building fabric for reduced carbon footprint
Enhancing biodiversity and existing habitats
New homes built to the latest building regulations and with the latest energy efficient technologies
Social
Community engagement
Educational opportunities with a Heritage Centre/ Archive
Enhanced quality of life for neighbouring residents
Increased social cohesion bringing people together fostering a sense of community
Economic
Job creation in construction and design
Local investment in business and infrastructure
Attracting businesses locally boosting the local economy
Potential uplift in local area
BENEFITS OF THE DEVELOPMENT
Access and Movement
06
STRATEGIC LOCATION
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
It will feature active travel routes that connect with the existing networks in the area, linking Winstanley Hall with the local amenities. This will not only encourage healthier lifestyles but also reduce reliance on cars.
Public transport connections are established in the area. Pemberton and Orrell train stations are conveniently located, with the nearest being just a 20-minute walk from the proposed development. These offer services to Wigan, Blackburn and Manchester. The nearest bus stops are operated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) linking to school services. Other nearby bus stops provide public services to Wigan.
The proposed development is situated west of Wigan, offering convenient access to St Helens and Warrington. Its proximity to the M6 and M58 motorways ensures connections for both local and long-distance travel.
The proposed development will integrate with the surrounding area, providing inclusive, sustainable transport options and connections that benefit both new residents and the wider community.
Landscape Led Design / Ecology
07
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
Site wide principles
Create a fresh setting for listed buildings that respects the estate’s heritage
Reinstate views of the hall from the south
Create a range of spaces for residents, some communal and some private
Create opportunities to engage with wildlife
Central Courtyard
A sunny, protected place at the heart of the Hall
Mainly hard surfaced courtyard that respects its historic layout
Fountains as a focal point
Interest created through paving texture
Pockets of planting to edge
Communal furniture
Northern Courtyard
Secondary to the main courtyard, offering a different character
A mix of hard and soft landscape
Contemporary planting, arranged in a more organic layout
Maintain warm colour palette with loose gravel finish
Seating amongst planting
Materials
Complementary to listed buildings
Warm colours
Natural Stone
Cobbles
Railings
Woodland Edge
Selective thinning to let light in
Enhanced understorey
Informal paths
Transitional edge to promote biodiversity
Hall Frontage
Selective tree clearance to create filtered views of hall
Simple, formal layout with contemporary planting
Open lawn
Avenue of trees
Private Gardens
Defensible space belonging to individual homeowners
Low level and lightweight boundaries
Sustainability
08
A sustainable housing development offers numerous benefits, encompassing environmental, economic, and social advantages. It leads to reduced environmental impact, lower operational costs, and enhanced property values, while also promoting healthier living environments and contributing to resilient communities.
Winstanley Hall and the enabling housing development will be of low energy design, have a sustainable transport strategy (links with public transport modes and cycle parking), use of renewable energy, EV charging points, green infrastructure, improved health and wellbeing, and BNG enhancements.
Housing Mix and Affordability
09
A mix of housing types and sizes will be provided, likely to be from 1 bed to 6 bed homes. Kingswood Homes are revolutionising homebuying with the industry-leading Shape Your Home concept that gives customers the power to choose from a range of floor plans. Customers then have a home that fits with their lifestyle. Some customers want larger bedrooms, some more bathrooms or open plan living to spend time together as a family, this allows the homes to appeal to a wider market and audience.
Affordable home provision will be assessed during the planning process ensuring local needs are met.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the Winstanley Hall restoration project. Your feedback is important to us.
Public Consultation Feedback Form
Next Steps
10
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.
Who are Kingswood Homes?
02
Better
All Round
The success of Kingswood Homes has been recognised with a number of prestigious industry awards, including NHBC Pride in the Job award, ‘Boutique Housing Development of the Year’ for The Hawthorns at Insider NW’s 2023 Residential Property Awards and ‘Housebuilder of the Year’ at the North West Insider Property Awards 2022. Not only that but we achieved 5 star status with the HBF in our first year, and subsequent 3 years, which is a true testament to the quality of our homes and the hard work of our team.
Kingswood Homes was established in 2009 to create new homes which are designed with the customer’s needs at heart. We don’t do identikit boxes crammed into small spaces. We believe in the importance of residents wellbeing, so our new homes and developments are designed to make people happy. We give residents more space to live inside, more open space to enjoy outside and better features to enjoy.
Welcome – Have your say on the future of Winstanley Hall
Winstanley Hall is a Grade II* listed building which has suffered significant deterioration and is in very poor condition. Kingswood Homes have now taken ownership of Winstanley Hall, the outbuildings and immediate land surrounding the Hall.
Kingswood Homes has successfully invested in communities throughout the North West for over 15 years, developing high quality and sustainable residential schemes. A process of public consultation is being undertaken in order to present the emerging development proposal for the restoration of Winstanley Hall.
Kingswood Homes are committed to bringing the Hall back to its former grandeur whilst preserving its heritage. As part of this effort we are proposing a sensitively designed residential development to help fund this vital restoration.
The purpose of this consultation process is to seek comments from the local community which will be considered before the scheme is designed and a full detailed planning application is lodged with Wigan Council. It is important that the local community is involved.
Members of the professional team are here to answer any questions. Forms are available to record your comments online and we would encourage you to complete this as we appreciate your views.
I'd like to give feedback
WINSTANLEY HALL
Site Location
01
Site Context
03
The buildings at Winstanley Hall are grade II* listed and date from circa 1573 to the 20th century. The Bankes family, who have owned the estate since the late 16th century, became very successful during the 18th and early 19th century from mining coal. Their wealth shaped the development of the Winstanley estate. Whilst Winstanley Hall, outbuildings and the surrounding land were sold to Dorbcrest Homes in 2000, the wider estate remains in the ownership of Tim Bankes, the descendant of the Bankes family.
Winstanley Hall has been under-occupied since WWII and has been vacant for over 25 years. The buildings are in very poor structural condition with widespread water ingress, areas of structural failure, localised collapse and some deliberate deconstruction. The Hall and Upper Courtyard are both included in Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register.
WINSTANLEY HALL
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
PRESENT CONDITION
Main Hall
Main Hall
Outbuildings – Stables, Tithe Barn and Coach House
Outbuildings – Stables, Tithe Barn and Coach House
Estate Office and Dairy
Estate Office and Dairy
Hall – Aerial
Hall – Aerial
Heritage Analysis and Vision
04
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
THE VISION
Social
Community engagement
Educational opportunities with a Heritage Centre/ Archive
Enhanced quality of life for neighbouring residents
Increased social cohesion bringing people together fostering a sense of community
Heritage
Preservation of architectural heritage for future generations
Enhanced sense of place being accessible to the public
Environmental
Promoting sustainable practices – using reclaimed materials
Enhancement of building fabric for reduced carbon footprint
Enhancing biodiversity and existing habitats
New homes built to the latest building regulations and with the latest energy efficient technologies
Economic
Job creation in construction and design
Local investment in business and infrastructure
Attracting businesses locally boosting the local economy
Potential uplift in local area
BENEFITS OF THE DEVELOPMENT
Appropriate relationships to neighbouring properties ensuring a suitable landscape buffer to homes on Springpool and Pemberton Road
A ‘permeable’ development with good pedestrian linkage to surrounding areas and attractive routes through the site. Three suggested new pedestrian accesses are shown by a green arrow above
A high quality residential led mixed use development to meet the local housing requirements
A development that responds positively to its historic context
A development that respects local character and creates a sense of place
A mix of residential types – 1 to 3 bed semi - detached and terraces, 3 to 6 bed detached
Predominantly 2 storey, with some 2.5 storey (i.e. room in the roof), and a number of bungalows at key locations
All houses to have private garden space and an appropriate number of parking spaces
Incorporation of high quality landscaping, retaining existing trees and boundary features where ever possible and respecting the setting of the Winstanley Hall
DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
Parameters Plan
05
Access and Movement
06
STRATEGIC LOCATION
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
It will feature active travel routes that connect with the existing networks in the area, linking Winstanley Hall with the local amenities. This will not only encourage healthier lifestyles but also reduce reliance on cars.
Public transport connections are established in the area. Pemberton and Orrell train stations are conveniently located, with the nearest being just a 20-minute walk from the proposed development. These offer services to Wigan, Blackburn and Manchester. The nearest bus stops are operated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) linking to school services. Other nearby bus stops provide public services to Wigan.
The proposed development is situated west of Wigan, offering convenient access to St Helens and Warrington. Its proximity to the M6 and M58 motorways ensures connections for both local and long-distance travel.
The proposed development will integrate with the surrounding area, providing inclusive, sustainable transport options and connections that benefit both new residents and the wider community.
Create opportunities to engage with wildlife
Site wide principles
Create a fresh setting for listed buildings that respects the estate’s heritage
Reinstate views of the hall from the south
Create a range of spaces for residents, some communal and some private
Materials
Complementary to listed buildings
Warm colours
Natural Stone
Cobbles
Railings
Central Courtyard
A sunny, protected place at the heart of the Hall
Mainly hard surfaced courtyard that respects its historic layout
Fountains as a focal point
Interest created through paving texture
Pockets of planting to edge
Communal furniture
Woodland Edge
Selective thinning to let light in
Enhanced understorey
Informal paths
Transitional edge to promote biodiversity
Hall Frontage
Selective tree clearance to create filtered views of hall
Simple, formal layout with contemporary planting
Open lawn
Avenue of trees
Northern Courtyard
Secondary to the main courtyard, offering a different character
A mix of hard and soft landscape
Contemporary planting, arranged in a more organic layout
Maintain warm colour palette with loose gravel finish
Seating amongst planting
Private Gardens
Defensible space belonging to individual homeowners
Low level and lightweight boundaries
Landscape Led Design / Ecology
07
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
Sustainability
08
A sustainable housing development offers numerous benefits, encompassing environmental, economic, and social advantages. It leads to reduced environmental impact, lower operational costs, and enhanced property values, while also promoting healthier living environments and contributing to resilient communities.
Winstanley Hall and the enabling housing development will be of low energy design, have a sustainable transport strategy (links with public transport modes and cycle parking), use of renewable energy, EV charging points, green infrastructure, improved health and wellbeing, and BNG enhancements.
Housing Mix and Affordability
09
A mix of housing types and sizes will be provided, likely to be from 1 bed to 6 bed homes. Kingswood Homes are revolutionising homebuying with the industry-leading Shape Your Home concept that gives customers the power to choose from a range of floor plans. Customers then have a home that fits with their lifestyle. Some customers want larger bedrooms, some more bathrooms or open plan living to spend time together as a family, this allows the homes to appeal to a wider market and audience.
Affordable home provision will be assessed during the planning process ensuring local needs are met.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the Winstanley Hall restoration project. Your feedback is important to us.
Public Consultation Feedback Form
Next Steps
10
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.
Welcome – Have your say on the future of Winstanley Hall
Welcome – Have your say on the future of Winstanley Hall
Winstanley Hall is a Grade II* listed building which has suffered significant deterioration and is in very poor condition. Kingswood Homes have now taken ownership of Winstanley Hall, the outbuildings and immediate land surrounding the Hall.
Kingswood Homes has successfully invested in communities throughout the North West for over 15 years, developing high quality and sustainable residential schemes. A process of public consultation is being undertaken in order to present the emerging development proposal for the restoration of Winstanley Hall.
Kingswood Homes are committed to bringing the Hall back to its former grandeur whilst preserving its heritage. As part of this effort we are proposing a sensitively designed residential development to help fund this vital restoration.
The purpose of this consultation process is to seek comments from the local community which will be considered before the scheme is designed and a full detailed planning application is lodged with Wigan Council. It is important that the local community is involved.
Members of the professional team are here to answer any questions. Forms are available to record your comments online and we would encourage you to complete this as we appreciate your views.
WINSTANLEY HALL
WINSTANLEY HALL
Site Location
01
Landscape Led Design / Ecology
02
Better
All Round
The success of Kingswood Homes has been recognised with a number of prestigious industry awards, including NHBC Pride in the Job award, ‘Boutique Housing Development of the Year’ for The Hawthorns at Insider NW’s 2023 Residential Property Awards and ‘Housebuilder of the Year’ at the North West Insider Property Awards 2022. Not only that but we achieved 5 star status with the HBF in our first year, and subsequent 3 years, which is a true testament to the quality of our homes and the hard work of our team.
Kingswood Homes was established in 2009 to create new homes which are designed with the customer’s needs at heart. We don’t do identikit boxes crammed into small spaces. We believe in the importance of residents wellbeing, so our new homes and developments are designed to make people happy. We give residents more space to live inside, more open space to enjoy outside and better features to enjoy.
03
The buildings at Winstanley Hall are grade II* listed and date from circa 1573 to the 20th century. The Bankes family, who have owned the estate since the late 16th century, became very successful during the 18th and early 19th century from mining coal. Their wealth shaped the development of the Winstanley estate. Whilst Winstanley Hall, outbuildings and the surrounding land were sold to Dorbcrest Homes in 2000, the wider estate remains in the ownership of Tim Bankes, the descendant of the Bankes family.
Winstanley Hall has been under-occupied since WWII and has been vacant for over 25 years. The buildings are in very poor structural condition with widespread water ingress, areas of structural failure, localised collapse and some deliberate deconstruction. The Hall and Upper Courtyard are both included in Historic England’s Heritage at Risk Register.
WINSTANLEY HALL
Site Context
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
PRESENT CONDITION
Main Hall
Main Hall
Outbuildings – Stables, Tithe Barn and Coach House
Outbuildings – Stables, Tithe Barn and Coach House
Estate Office and Dairy
Estate Office and Dairy
Hall – Aerial
Hall – Aerial
Heritage Analysis and Vision
04
THE VISION
HERITAGE ANALYSIS
05
Parameters Plan
A high quality residential led mixed use development to meet the local housing requirements
Appropriate relationships to neighbouring properties ensuring a suitable landscape buffer to homes on Springpool and Pemberton Road
A ‘permeable’ development with good pedestrian linkage to surrounding areas and attractive routes through the site. Three suggested new pedestrian accesses are shown by a green arrow above
A development that responds positively to its historic context
A development that respects local character and creates a sense of place
A mix of residential types – 1 to 3 bed semi - detached and terraces, 3 to 6 bed detached
Predominantly 2 storey, with some 2.5 storey (i.e. room in the roof), and a number of bungalows at key locations
All houses to have private garden space and an appropriate number of parking spaces
Incorporation of high quality landscaping, retaining existing trees and boundary features where ever possible and respecting the setting of the Winstanley Hall
DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES
Heritage
Preservation of architectural heritage for future generations
Enhanced sense of place being accessible to the public
BENEFITS OF THE DEVELOPMENT
Social
Community engagement
Educational opportunities with a Heritage Centre/ Archive
Enhanced quality of life for neighbouring residents
Increased social cohesion bringing people together fostering a sense of community
Environmental
Promoting sustainable practices – using reclaimed materials
Enhancement of building fabric for reduced carbon footprint
Enhancing biodiversity and existing habitats
New homes built to the latest building regulations and with the latest energy efficient technologies
Economic
Job creation in construction and design
Local investment in business and infrastructure
Attracting businesses locally boosting the local economy
Potential uplift in local area
Access and Movement
06
STRATEGIC LOCATION
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
It will feature active travel routes that connect with the existing networks in the area, linking Winstanley Hall with the local amenities. This will not only encourage healthier lifestyles but also reduce reliance on cars.
It will feature active travel routes that connect with the existing networks in the area, linking Winstanley Hall with the local amenities. This will not only encourage healthier lifestyles but also reduce reliance on cars.
Public transport connections are established in the area. Pemberton and Orrell train stations are conveniently located, with the nearest being just a 20-minute walk from the proposed development. These offer services to Wigan, Blackburn and Manchester. The nearest bus stops are operated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) linking to school services. Other nearby bus stops provide public services to Wigan.
Public transport connections are established in the area. Pemberton and Orrell train stations are conveniently located, with the nearest being just a 20-minute walk from the proposed development. These offer services to Wigan, Blackburn and Manchester. The nearest bus stops are operated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) linking to school services. Other nearby bus stops provide public services to Wigan.
The proposed development is situated west of Wigan, offering convenient access to St Helens and Warrington. Its proximity to the M6 and M58 motorways ensures connections for both local and long-distance travel.
The proposed development is situated west of Wigan, offering convenient access to St Helens and Warrington. Its proximity to the M6 and M58 motorways ensures connections for both local and long-distance travel.
The proposed development will integrate with the surrounding area, providing inclusive, sustainable transport options and connections that benefit both new residents and the wider community.
The proposed development will integrate with the surrounding area, providing inclusive, sustainable transport options and connections that benefit both new residents and the wider community.
07
Site wide principles
Create a fresh setting for listed buildings that respects the estate’s heritage
Reinstate views of the hall from the south
Create a range of spaces for residents, some communal and some private
Create opportunities to engage with wildlife
Materials
Complementary to listed buildings
Warm colours
Natural Stone
Cobbles
Railings
Central Courtyard
A sunny, protected place at the heart of the Hall
Mainly hard surfaced courtyard that respects its historic layout
Mainly hard surfaced courtyard that respects its historic layout
Fountains as a focal point
Interest created through paving texture
Pockets of planting to edge
Communal furniture
Woodland Edge
Selective thinning to let light in
Enhanced understorey
Informal paths
Transitional edge to promote biodiversity
Hall Frontage
Selective tree clearance to create filtered views of hall
Simple, formal layout with contemporary planting
Open lawn
Avenue of trees
Northern Courtyard
Secondary to the main courtyard, offering a different character
A mix of hard and soft landscape
Contemporary planting, arranged in a more organic layout
Maintain warm colour palette with loose gravel finish
Seating amongst planting
Private Gardens
Defensible space belonging to individual homeowners
Low level and lightweight boundaries
Landscape Led Design / Ecology
The proposed development is designed to integrate with the existing transport network, providing connections and opportunities for all to access Winstanley Hall.
A sustainable housing development offers numerous benefits, encompassing environmental, economic, and social advantages. It leads to reduced environmental impact, lower operational costs, and enhanced property values, while also promoting healthier living environments and contributing to resilient communities.
A sustainable housing development offers numerous benefits, encompassing environmental, economic, and social advantages. It leads to reduced environmental impact, lower operational costs, and enhanced property values, while also promoting healthier living environments and contributing to resilient communities.
Winstanley Hall and the enabling housing development will be of low energy design, have a sustainable transport strategy (links with public transport modes and cycle parking), use of renewable energy, EV charging points, green infrastructure, improved health and wellbeing, and BNG enhancements.
Winstanley Hall and the enabling housing development will be of low energy design, have a sustainable transport strategy (links with public transport modes and cycle parking), use of renewable energy, EV charging points, green infrastructure, improved health and wellbeing, and BNG enhancements.
08
Sustainability
09
Housing Mix and Affordability
A mix of housing types and sizes will be provided, likely to be from 1 bed to 6 bed homes. Kingswood Homes are revolutionising homebuying with the industry-leading Shape Your Home concept that gives customers the power to choose from a range of floor plans. Customers then have a home that fits with their lifestyle. Some customers want larger bedrooms, some more bathrooms or open plan living to spend time together as a family, this allows the homes to appeal to a wider market and audience.
Affordable home provision will be assessed during the planning process ensuring local needs are met.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on the Winstanley Hall restoration project. Your feedback is important to us.
Public Consultation Feedback Form
Next Steps
10
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.
Over the next few months the team will be instructing surveys and working up proposals following your feedback. The team will be addressing development issues including school provision, health services, roads and traffic, utilities, drainage, leisure and recreation, environment and wildlife, character and identity and archaeology.