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Mixed use campus development, comprising student residential accommodation (C2) of up to 1500 bedrooms and other ancillary uses including teaching spaces, catering, leisure facilities and parking

Land At (Os 8258 5549), Oldbury Road, Worcester

AdviceReference: 16/00997/SCOMalvern Hills District Council

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Application location

Land At (Os 8258 5549), Oldbury Road, Worcester

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Application summary

Status
Advice
Application type
Scoping Opinion
Received
8 Jul 2016
Validated
8 Jul 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Mixed use campus development, comprising student residential accommodation (C2) of up to 1500 bedrooms and other ancillary uses including teaching spaces, catering, leisure facilities and parking

Proposal details

Reference
16/00997/SCO
Ward
Broadheath Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Lower Broadheath CP
Agent
Wardell Armstrong

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Comment: MHDC Housing02. Supporting Information28 Jul 2016View
Comment: WCC Lead Local Flood Authority02. Supporting Information29 Jul 2016View
Comment: West Mercia Police Crime Risk Manager02. Supporting Information2 Aug 2016View
Comment: Natural England02. Supporting Information2 Aug 2016View
Comment: S W Land Drainage Partnership02. Supporting Information3 Aug 2016View
Comment: Ramblers Association02. Supporting Information3 Aug 2016View
Comment: Worcs Regulatory Services02. Supporting Information3 Aug 2016View
Comment: WCC Archaeology Service02. Supporting Information9 Aug 2016View
Comment: Worcs Regulatory Services02. Supporting Information10 Aug 2016View
Comment: Historic England02. Supporting Information10 Aug 2016View
Comment: Environment Agency02. Supporting Information10 Aug 2016View
Comment: Lower Broadheath Parish Council02. Supporting Information16 Sept 2016View
Ecological scoping report Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information8 Jul 2016View
Covering letter Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information8 Jul 2016View
Location plan Scale: - Paper Size: A404. Site / Location Plan8 Jul 2016View

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