DELIVERABLE SITES (WITHIN 5 YEARS)

■ Bird In Hand, 942 London Road, Trent Vale – 8 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Boon Avenue, Penkhull – 55 – There are no significant constraints to development;

■ Broomfield Road, Ball Green – 19 – There are no significant constraints to development;

■ Bucknall Hospital, Eaves Lane, Bucknall – 66 – The site benefits from planning permission and a developer is currently on site;

■ Caverswall Lane, Meir – 350 – The site benefits from outline planning consent;

■ Eastwood Road, Hanley – 128 – A large part of the site has planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable;

■ Ludlow Street, Hanley (Land at Bucknall New Road) – 58 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Pyenest Street, Shelton – 100 – The site benefits from outline planning consent;

■ Edinburgh House, YMCA, Harding Road, Hanley – 40 – The site has had planning permission granted and is part complete therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Florence Primary School, St Clair Street, Dresden – 20 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Former Ashfields Cottages / Former Falcon Works, Sturgess Street, Stoke on Trent – 43 – The site has had planning permission granted and is part complete therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Former pottery works, Crane Street, Cobridge – 129 – The site has had planning permission granted and is currently under construction. Therefore it is considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Hamilton Training Service, Glebedale Road, Fenton – 22 – The site benefits from planning permission and is considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Keele Street, Tunstall – 9 – The site benefits from planning permission;

■ Land adjacent to 658, Lightwood Road, Lightwood – 8 – The site has had planning permission granted and is currently under construction. Therefore it is considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at Bournes Bank and Woodbank Street, Burslem – 91 – The site has no significant constraints to development and with the benefit of funding, the site is considered deliverable;

■ Land at the junction of Park Hall Road and Anchor Road, Adderley Green – 45 – The site has no significant constraints to development;

■ Land at Norfolk Street, Shelton – 28 – The site benefits from planning permission and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at the former North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary, Hartshill – 236 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at Trentham Lakes, Stanley Matthews Way – 81 – The site has planning permission and is under construction;

■ Land at Wilson Road, Hanford – 13 – The site has previously had consent and is subject to a current application. Furthermore the site is a preferred site for allocation. Therefore the site is considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at Hall Street, Burslem – 43 – The site has had planning permission granted and is part complete therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at Harrowby Road, Meir – 14 – The site has no significant constraints to development;

■ Land off Leek Road, Northwood – 119 – The site benefits from planning permission and is considered deliverable;

■ Land off Chessington Crescent, Trentham – 227 – The site benefits from planning permission and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years;

■ Minton Hollins (land) (employment), Shelton Old Road, Stoke – 682 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Site of Penkhull Farm, Garden Street, Penkhull – 9 – The site benefits from planning permission and therefore is considered deliverable in the first five years;

■ Sports field, Biddulph Road, Fegg Hayes – 180 – There are no significant constraints to development;

■ St Peter’s High School, Queens Road, Penkhull – 61 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Swallows Nest pub, Ufton Close, Newstead – 10 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Victoria Ground, Boothen Old Road, Stoke – 138 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Wade Factory, Hall Street, Burslem – 67 – The site has no significant constraints to development and with the benefit of funding, the site is considered deliverable;

■ Wedgwood Estate (Phase 3 -The Oaks), Wedgwood Drive – 10 – The site benefits from planning permission and a developer is currently on site;

■ Land at Umberleigh Road, Blurton, and other land, and public open space at Newstead – 22 – The site has no significant constraints to development. Furthermore the site is identified as a preferred site allocation;

■ Shelton Pool, Simon Place, Shelton, and the adjacent Shelton Day Centre, Cemetery Road, Shelton – 13 – The site benefits from planning permission and is currently under construction, and therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Abbots House, Abbots Road – 14 – The site benefits from planning permission’

■ Land to the south of Lillydale Road, Townsend – 22 – The site has no significant constraints to development, furthermore the site is identified as a preferred site allocation;

■ Trentham Library and the Ron Boulton Scout House, Trentley Road –6– The site benefits from planning permission and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at the end of Highfield Drive, Hollybush – 54 – This site has few constraints to development;

■ Land off Brownsea, Heron Cross – 62 – This site has few constraints to development;

■ Fenton car park, City road, Fenton – 42 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land off City Road, Fenton – 93 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Stoke-on-trent College, College Road – 778 – The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan.

■ Swift House, Stoke – 200 – The site is considered to be suitable, available and achievable within the first five years and therefore is considered deliverable;

■ Land at Smithfield, Hanley – 277 – The development is part of a larger masterplan for the site which benefits from planning permission;

■ Land south of Stoke Police Station, Boothen Road, Stoke – 76 – There are no significant constraints to development;

■ Stoke Police Station, Boothen Road – 76 – There are no significant constraints to development;

■ Land west of Lower Foundry Street, Hanley – 247 – This site has few constraints to development;

■ Land at Stafford House, Clough Street East, Hanley – 30 – This site has few constraints to development and furthermore benefits from planning permission;

■ Unity Walk, Old Hall Street, Hanley – 250 – This site has few constraints to development;

■ Former Dyson Thermal Technologies, Shelton New Road, Hartshill – 35 – The site benefits from planning permission and is currently under construction;

■ Former Simpsons Pottery, Grange Street, Cobridge – 17 – The site benefits from planning permission and a developer is currently on site;

■ Former Tunstall Health Centre, Dunning Street, Tunstall – 19 –

The site has had planning permission granted and is therefore considered deliverable within the first five years of the plan;

■ Land at Central Outpatients / Central Pathology Laboratory, Thornburrow Drive, Hartshill –

69 – The site is currently in use as a temporary car park, however, it has previous permission in place for residential development once this use finishes;

■ Land at the junction of Newport Lane and Furlong Lane, Burslem – 91 – The site has no significant constraints to development and with the benefit of funding, the site is considered deliverable.