Brownfield Land Register
Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017 makes provision for local authorities to prepare, maintain and publish a register of brownfield land. The register should identify previously developed sites (even those with permission) that are suitable, available and achievable for residential development. Sites should be at least 0.25 ha in size or capable of supporting at least 5 dwellings.
Gloucester's Brownfield Land Register (December 2018) is available below as are maps of the sites identified. Please note that at this point in time the Council has not identified any sites to be put forward into Part 2 of the Register – to be considered for Permission in Principle. The Register will be updated once a year and the Council will conduct an annual 'call for sites' in tandem with that undertaken for its Strategic Assessment of Land Availability (SALA) process.
Brownfield Land Register easy read version
- Barnwood Manor
- Jordans Brook House
- Allstone Site
- Land at Cheltenham Surfacing
- Great Western Road Sidings
- Wessex House
- Former Bishops College
- Land at St James Close
- Land at St Oswalds
- Southgate Moorings
- Kings Quarter
- 18 Quay Street
- Gloucester Prison
- Quayside
- Former MoD Oil Storage
- 104 Northgate Street
- 12-16 Quay Street
- 114-118 Eastgate Street
- 37-41 Southgate Street
- Land at Monk Meadow
- Friary House
- The Lodge Brunswick Square
- 6 Spa Road
- The Former Fleece Hotel