The site lies north of Thornbury, north of Oldbury Lane and west of Morton Street. On the approach to Thornbury via Oldbury Lane, recent residential development at Park Farm forms a backdrop, placing the site within a semi-urban context.

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Parking would be provided in line with Council policy and will meet the needs of new residents.

Yes, Thornbury benefits from a range of public transport options, including buses.

The PRoWs running through the site would be protected and, where possible, enhanced.

Running, cycling & walking trails will be incorporated throughout the site.

A Construction Management Plan will be put in place to ensure that any impacts are minimised during the construction process.

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An Outline application will be submitted to South Gloucestershire Council for its consideration.

FAQs

Where is the site?

What is its current use?

What parking facilities will be available?

Is the site easily accessible by public transport?

Will the Public Right of Ways (PRoWs) running through the site be protected?

What sustainable transport measures are proposed?

How will any construction impacts be mitigated?

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How will the community energy funding be used and be managed?

Will the community energy funding only benefit residents in the new development or will the existing community benefit too?

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