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Key benefits

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Grove Hill and the Lone Tree will be the focus of a significant public open space provision in the form of a country park. Covering nearly 12 ha, this public green space will provide a place to enjoy the outdoors and experience nature in an informal semi-rural park setting and will be fully accessible by the public. It is proposed that a small car park will be provided for the country park off Church Road. This will mean those living a short distance away that might visit the park by car will not have to drive though the existing settlement or the areas of new homes. It could also provide additional parking for St Peters Church.

If there are any features you would like to see included in the country park please provide your ideas via the “Have Your Say” page of this website.

The Lone Tree, located on the top of Grove Hill, is a local feature that would be retained as part of the proposal. Indeed, it will be a key feature of the proposed country park. As such it will receive specific attention to ensure its continued growth and health.

If you have any thoughts or ideas about the Lone Tree please let us know through the “Have Your Say” page of this website.

Schools are important community facilities and Stonnall has the benefit of a school set in the heart of the community that did very well in its last Ofsted inspection and has a very good reputation locally1. However, it is understood that the school operates below capacity and a good number of the pupils are from outside the Parish. The age profile of Stonnall means that the number of primary age children is likely to fall in the future which could have a detrimental effect on the viability of the school. The proposal would bring new families into the village that would help secure the future of the school.

1. In a school parent survey, 93% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their child is happy at school. 80% of these strongly agreed. In addition to this, 93% felt their child makes good progress at St Peter's, with 50% of respondents strongly agreeing with this statement.

Have your say

The master plan is currently being drawn up. There is the opportunity for ideas from local people to be included in the plan.

Tell us what you would like to see included in the plan by completing our survey or by adding ideas or suggestions to the interactive map.

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