Stroud District Council has completed a review of the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area (IHCA) and seven conservation areas that adjoin it. Notice is hereby given that, on 6th November 2008, Stroud District Council adopted a Conservation Area Statement and amended the boundaries of six existing Conservation Areas as part of this review, viz:

The Industrial Heritage Conservation Area (IHCA), Dunkirk & Watledge CA, Stroud Station CA, St Mary’s & Belvedere CA, Ebley Mills CA, Stanley Mills CA. (No boundary changes were found necessary in either Longfords Mills CA or Lodgemore & Fromehall CA).

Additionally, these boundary changes have impacted on a further four neighbouring conservation areas: Nailsworth CA, South Woodchester CA, Stroud Town Centre CA, Chalford Vale CA.

In carrying out this review, the Council has exercised the powers granted by Section 69(2) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. The original designation of the IHCA was made in 1987, and the other affected conservation areas were designated between 1977 and 1989. The review has looked at the character, the appearance and the special architectural and historic interest of the IHCA and its environs, and concluded that variations to the boundaries of these ten Conservation Areas are appropriate and timely.

Maps of the revised boundaries are held at the Offices of Stroud District Council, Ebley Mill, Westward Road, Stroud and may be inspected there during normal office hours. From 5th December 2008, the maps are also available to view online at www.stroud.gov.uk/ihca, together with the adopted Conservation Area Statement, a Design Guide and a set of Conservation Area Management Proposals (a Supplementary Planning Document). The boundary changes are detailed in Volume 1 of the Conservation Area Statement (Chapter 11).

68 Conservation Area boundary alterations have been made, summarised as follows:

Extensions and additions to the IHCA:

E1. Upper Framilode

E2. Sandfield Bridge, Church Lane, Saul

E3. Whitminster Lane, Wheatenhurst

E4. Old Bristol Road, Newtown

E5. Eastington Park

E6. Millend Lane, Eastington

E7. Beards Mill and Leonard Stanley House, Poplar Gate Lane

E8. Old Station Yard, Bristol Road, Stonehouse

E10. The Ryeford Arms, Ebley Road, Stonehouse

E11. south side Westward Road, Ebley (near Ebley Saw Mills)

E12. 210-230 Westward Road, Ebley

E13. north side Westward Road, Cainscross

E14. Chestnut Lane, off Cainscross Road, Stroud

E15. south side Cainscross Road, Stroud

E16. former Stroud Brewery buildings, Merrywalks, Stroud

E17. Upper and Lower Dorrington Terraces, Stroud

E18. London Road, Stroud (by the British Oak Inn)

E19. London Road, Thrupp (including Albion Terrace)

E20. Waggon & Horses, London Road, Thrupp

E22. Dudbridge Works/Lightpill Trading Estate, Stroud

E23. Bath Road, Lightpill, Stroud (by the Kite’s Nest pub)

E24. Bath Road and Ash Road, Lightpill, Stroud

E25. Southfield Mill, North Woodchester

E26. Inchbrook, Nailsworth

E29. 14 George Street, Nailsworth (by Somerfields)

Deletions from the IHCA:

D1. Avenue Terrace, Bristol Road, Stonehouse

D2. Boakes Drive, Stonehouse Wharf and Old Bristol Road, Stonehouse

D3. Ebley bypass (A419) (site of North Lodge)

D4. Bridge Mead, Ebley Wharf “Riverside”

D5. Hilly Orchard, Westward Road, Cainscross

D6. Dudbridge Meadow

D7. Dudbridge Hill (site of Junction Inn)

D8. Strachans Close, off Cainscross Road, Stroud

D9. Arundell Mill Close, London Road, Stroud

D10. Old Station Close, Chalford

Extensions and additions to Stanley Mill CA:

E9. Stanley House, Kings Stanley

Extensions and additions to St Mary’s & Belvedere CA:

E21. St Mary’s Farm, Hyde Hill

Extensions and additions to Dunkirk & Watledge CA:

E27. east side Stroud Road, Nailsworth (by Dunkirk Mill)

E28. Dunkirk Manor and Watledge

E31. Land between Egypt Mill and Dunkirk mill ponds

Extensions and additions to Nailsworth CA:

E30. 15 and 16 George Street, Nailsworth

Transfer of land from Stroud Station CA to Stroud Town Centre CA:

T1. Rowcroft and Station Road

Transfer of land from the IHCA to Stroud Town Centre CA:

T2. south side London Road, Stroud (between Brunel Mall and the London Hotel)

Transfer of land from St Mary’s & Belvedere CA to IHCA:

T3. sliver of land south west of Belvedere Mill

Transfer of land from Chalford Vale CA to IHCA:

T4. land south of the River Frome

Transfer of land from South Woodchester CA to IHCA:

T5. Churches Mill, Station Road, Woodchester

T6. Frogmarsh Mill, Woodchester

Transfer of land from Dunkirk & Watledge CA to Nailsworth CA:

T7. George Street and Bridge Street, Nailsworth

In addition, 20 very minor boundary realignments have been made to the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area. These are detailed in the Conservation Area Statement and shown on the aforementioned maps.

Stroud District Council has completed a review of the Frampton on Severn Conservation Area. Notice is hereby given that, on 6th November 2008, Stroud District Council adopted a Conservation Area Statement and amended the boundary of the existing Conservation Area as part of this review. The Conservation Area boundary has been extended to include the following:

Extensions and additions to the Frampton on Severn Conservation Area:

• a The Oval housing estate and football ground to the north of The Green.
• b A stretch of the Gloucester- Sharpness canal running from just south of Splatt Bridge to just north of Fretherne Bridge.
• c The site of the former Cadbury’s factory, now part of Frampton on Severn Industrial Park, Bridge Road.
• d ‘Backland’ fields to the west of the village, between The Green and the canal.
• e Tanhouse and Denfurlong Farms at Church End.

In carrying out this review, the Council has exercised the powers granted by Section 69(2) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. The original designation of the Frampton on Severn Conservation Area was made November 1975. The review has looked at the character, the appearance and the special architectural and historic interest of the IHCA and its environs, and concluded that variations to the boundaries of the Conservation Area are appropriate and timely.

Maps of the revised boundaries are held at the Offices of Stroud District Council, Ebley Mill, Westward Road, Stroud and may be inspected there during normal office hours.

Notice is hereby given that, on 17th April 2008, Stroud District Council amended the boundaries of five existing Conservation Areas, viz: Stroud Central, Stroud Station, Stroud Shambles, Stroud Top of Town and the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area.

In carrying out this review of the Conservation Areas within the town of Stroud, the Council has exercised the powers granted by Section 69(2) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. The original designations of these Conservation Areas span some nine years, commencing in 1978 and the review has looked at the character and appearance of the town and concluded that variations to the boundaries of the Conservation Areas are appropriate and timely.

Maps of the revised boundaries are held at the Offices of Stroud District Council, Ebley Mill, Westward Road, Stroud and may be inspected there during normal office hours.

A brief summary of the alterations to the boundaries of the Conservation Areas are as follows:

• 1 Stroud Central CA – new additions
  • a Property and land northwest of King Street and Lansdown.
  • b Property and land both sides of Gloucester Street
  • c Property and land on the ‘island’ site bounded by George Street, King Street and Russell Street.
  • d Property and land to the southwest of London Road and Russell Street from the junction with Cornhill to the former Post Office building.
  • e Property and land to the south of Carlton Gardens and northeast of London Road.
  • f Property and land to the east of Cornhill and the southwest of Nelson Street also including the former Co-op building at The Cross.

The following parcels of land are taken into the Stroud Central Conservation Area from other adjoining Conservation Areas:

• g Property and land to the southwest of London Road from the junction with Cornhill to the entrance to the District Council Car Park; transfer from the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area.
• h Property and land on both sides of Rowcroft on the northeast side of the railway bridge and both sides of Station Road including two short returns to Russell Street; transfer from Stroud Station Conservation Area.
• i Property and land adjoining The Shambles and Church Street including the Parish Church and the former Vicarage; transfer from Stroud Shambles Conservation Area.
• j Property and land to the southeast of Lansdown as far as the Library, comprising Bank House and Gardens; transfer from Stroud Shambles Conservation Area.
• k The following parcel of land is removed from Stroud Shambles Conservation Area; i.e. The Vicarage, Church Street. The effect of this and the two preceding actions is to de- designate Stroud Shambles Conservation Area.

• 2 Stroud Station CA

See 1(h) above for alterations to this Conservation Area.

• 3 Stroud Shambles CA

See 1(i), (j) and (k) for alterations to this Conservation Area.

• 4 Stroud Top of Town CA – new additions.
  • a Land and property to the southeast of Trinity Road and Hollow Lane comprising both sides of Bisley Road as far as The Cemetery on the south side and including Belmont Road (both sides) and to the west of Belmont Road along the south side of Bisley Old Road.
  • b Land and property along the full length of Horns Road southeast from the junction with Trinity Road. This is all property on the north side of Horns Road and a block of properties on the south side of that road from No.48 as far as Cobden Villas. and extending southwest to include land and property on the north side of Lower Churchfield Road.
  • c Land and property between Horns Road and Bowbridge Lane comprising Stroud General Hospital and Holy Trinity Church.
  • d Two parcels on land on the northeast side of Field Road.
  • e Four small parcels of land at Nelson Street and Acre Street at the North West Boundary of the existing Conservation Area.

The following parcels of land are removed from the Conservation Area;

• f Land and property at Castle Gardens including two minor adjustments to the west.
• g Land and property to the south of Parliament Street between Acre Street and Wood Street and including both sides of Chapel Street.
• h Land and property on both sides of Acre Street running north east from the Gospel Hall.

• 5 Industrial Heritage Conservation Area.

See 1(g) above for alterations to this Conservation Area.

Barry Wyatt, Strategic Head of Development Services, Stroud District Council, Ebley Mill, Stroud, Glos GL5 4UB.