East of Harry Stoke New Neighbourhood Archives - Page 2 of 3

Photo of construction activity at Brooklands Park, showing the soon-to-open marketing suite.

Tuesday 17th March 2020 SH (Editor)

Marketing suite opens for first of 2,600+ new homes coming to the Stokes

Housebuilding giant Crest Nicholson has announced that it will soon be opening a marketing suite at its new 763-home development at Brooklands Park in Harry Stoke.

Photo of a Wainhomes 'Land acquired' sign'.

Thursday 12th March 2020 SH (Editor)

Greenfield housing site sold for £38 million

Work on a new 327-home development site on the borders of Bradley Stoke and Stoke Gifford is now expected to start this summer following a £38 million land deal between two major housebuilding firms.

A collage of signs advertising various housing developments at Harry Stoke.

Tuesday 17th September 2019 SH (Editor)

Update on the 2,600+ new homes coming to the Stokes

Anyone who has driven along the A4174 Ring Road between Abbey Wood and Hambrook recently can’t failed to have noticed the plethora of housing developer signs that have sprung up along the northern edge of the road, with Crest Nicholson and Linden Homes telling us that some new development is ‘Coming soon’ and urging us to ‘Register now’. Journal readers

Photo of Cllr Toby Savage, Kit Malthouse and Tim Bowles standing beside the new Stoke Gifford By-Pass.

Monday 11th March 2019 SH (Editor)

Housing minister makes flying visit to the Stokes

The government’s housing minister Kit Malthouse paid a flying visit to the Stokes on 31st January as part of a trip to the West of England Combined Authority (Weca) area to view sites where new homes are being built, or are planned. Accompanied by Tim Bowles, regional mayor, and Cllr Toby Savage, leader of South Gloucestershire Council, he visited the

Sunday 20th January 2019 SH (Editor)

Green light for 327 new homes and primary school on land to the east of Stoke Gifford

House builder Crest Nicholson has been granted planning permission to build a total of 327 new homes, along with a primary school and a nursery, on steeply sloping agricultural land immediately east of Great Stoke Way and the new Stoke Gifford Transport Link (SGTL). The 22-hectare development, which lies north of the main railway line that runs through Bristol Parkway,

East of Harry Stoke New Neighbourhood: Crest Nicholson Masterplan (October 2018).

Tuesday 13th November 2018 SH (Editor)

Green light for 1,290 new homes between Stoke Gifford and M32

House builder Crest Nicholson has been granted outline planning permission to build nearly 1,300 new homes on farm land between Stoke Gifford and the M32. The decision, which follows seven years of preparation and negotiation, was reached by South Gloucestershire Council’s (SGC’s) Development Control (West) Committee on Thursday 4th October, following a site inspection on 21st September. The land to

Sunday 21st October 2018 SH (Editor)

Decisions expected soon on plans to build 1,600 new homes between Stoke Gifford and Hambrook

After more than two years of deliberations, two planning applications for a total of more than 1,600 new homes on former green belt land between Stoke Gifford and Hambrook look set to be brought to the decision table within the next few weeks. The East of Harry Stoke New Neighbourhood site was allocated for development when South Gloucestershire Council’s Core

East of Harry Stoke New Neighbourhood: Sketch Composite Framework Plan (August 2016).

Thursday 20th September 2018 SH (Editor)

Plans to build 1,600 homes east of Stoke Gifford set for decision in coming weeks

Artist's impression of part of Crest Nicholson's proposed development at East of Harry Stoke.

Tuesday 11th October 2016 SH (Editor)

Planning applications lodged to build 1,600 new homes between Stoke Gifford and Hambrook

Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has submitted two planning applications to build a total of more than 1,600 new homes on open countryside to the south of Bradley Stoke. The East of Harry Stoke New Neighbourhood site is allocated for development within South Gloucestershire Council’s adopted Core Strategy and consequently now sits outside the Green Belt. The application on land north of

Map presented as part a community consultation on plans for Crest Nicholson's proposed development at East of Harry Stoke.

Thursday 21st April 2016 SH (Editor)

Residents invited to discuss plans for 1,640 new homes at East of Harry Stoke

Housebuilder Crest Nicholson is to hold public events to consult with local residents on two planning applications that it is preparing for land at East of Harry Stoke (EoHS), a large greenfield site that has been allocated for development within South Gloucestershire’s adopted Core Strategy. The two planning applications will be submitted to the council later this spring to cover the land to the