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WEDDINGTON CASTLE - An Online History


Planning application and proposed plans for conversion of The Grove (Fox and Crane) into apartments 2008. New plans were submitted in August 2009, adding an additional house to the total of 18 originally planned. you can comment on the new plans until 15th September at this link: comment on new plans.


 

Application Information (2008)

 

Application reference: 12392 (Planning)
Old application reference: 00398234 2
Application type: Full Application
Application status: Received
Date received: 19 March 2008
Date accepted: 15 April 2008
Officer: Philip Johnson
Location: 263 Weddington Road, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV10 0HE
Location map: See the location using Streetmap
(external site - the link opens in a new window)
Description: Erection of 18 dwellings, extend & convert existing building into 6 apartments (to include demolition of toilet block, existing extensions and old annex buildings)(The Fox & Crane)
Consultation: The consultation period ended on 22 May 2008)
Applicant: Cartwright Homes Ltd
Applicant's address: The Vicarage, Vicarage Street, Nuneaton, CV11 4AZ
Agent: Savage Hayward
Agent's address: 19 Station Road, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 1AW
Target decision date: 10 June 2008

The plans below were submitted by the developers, A R Cartwrights, in February 2008. They clearly show the parts of the Grove earmarked for destruction, along with the extent of the plans to build on the former gardens and bowling green. A planned meeting to discuss these plans was cancelled in May 2008 when Cartwrights pulled out.

 


 

Click each link below to see the relevant Word document. (Click on the links to the left for more pictures).

 

Site map of planned development (1.5 MB)

 

Ground floor plan (3MB)

 

First floor plan (2 MB)

 

East to West elevation (2.6 MB)

 

North to South elevation (2.3 MB)

 

New planning application August 2009

 


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