Call for Sites Form
Please contact the developer: Becky Bonnett
Land off Danegeld Avenue and Greenkeepers Road . 5.906 ha
Grassland
Residential
Great Denham Country Park
Great Denham Country Park
Residential
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Approx. 33.5 dph
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2027/28
Spatial planning is an important part of a successful response to climate change. In order to address this, Council’s should enable the delivery of homes in sustainable locations. The Site is located adjacent to Great Denham. The conclusions of the Settlement Hierarchy Paper (September 2018) confirmed that Bedford/Kempston Urban Area is the most accessible location in the Borough and the area with the most facilities available. Therefore, the Site is in a sustainable location which reduces the need for residents to travel and provides opportunities for residents to utilise sustainable modes of travel. In turn minimising Greenhouse Gas admissions. In terms of the built form David Wilson Homes fall under the Barratt Developments Plc who committed to sustainable developments and have set ambitious targets to become a net zero emissions business covering all of its direct operations by 2040.
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The location of the site is in Great Denham approximately 1.8 miles southeast of Bedford town centre. There are multiple access points in the field from Greenkeepers Road to the north and Woden Gardens, Wortham Close and Queen Eleanor Drive to the west. The proposal would cause moderate traffic problems in the majority of the roads and at the A6/King Alfred Way junction. The nearest bus stop located on Greenkeepers Road 100m from the site on the north. In Greenkeepers Road, the footway is 2.6m and there is potential for footways in Woden Gardens, Wortham Close and Queen Eleanor Drive to the west. There is cycle connectivity in the vicinity of the site. A new entrance on the site could be developed from King Alfred Way to the south. A Transport Assessment (TA) will be required to identify the impact of traffic and for satisfactory facilities for both pedestrians and cyclists.
no noise concerns
Excluded at stage 1 as within flood risk zone 3b (with climate change). This site falls within the development area of Policy H6 of the 2002 Local Plan policy for Biddenham Loop.