Chipping Campden · Web viewton Road, Chipping Campden – CC_23C 415240 239952 4.215ha 1Designated...

Chipping Campden

In the medieval period the Chipping Campden was a borough and the form of the medieval settlement, with parallel burgage plots, can still be recognised in the current layout. This distinctive plan form contributes to the character of the historic core of the settlement. On the eastern side of the settlement is the site of Campden House which is designated as a Scheduled Monument; the setting of this site will be an important consideration in planning development on the eastern side of the village. The Conservation Area includes a large number of important listed buildings.

The significance of the local historic environment should be highlighted in the strategy.

Campden BRI, Chipping Campden – CCN_E3

417051 239535

9.66ha

1 Designated heritage assets on/adjacent to the site

SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 1.1km to the west of the site

No LBs within 1km of the site

Chipping Campden conservation area approximately 1.1km to the south west and Ebrington conservation area approximately 1.1km north east of the site

2 Undesignated heritage assets on/adjacent to the site

HER No. Area Description15488 Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway, subsequently part of the West

Midland Railway and the GWR.

3 Historic landscape character

Nothing mapped by NMP or visible on AP.

Not within the historic towns survey.

A4pm HLC category - Less regular organised enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns

4 Potential to include currently unknown heritage assets with archaeological interests

There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the low level of prior archaeological investigation in the vicinity.

5 Recent planning history

There is no record of any consultation regarding this area.

6 Recommendations

Assessment and evaluation should be undertaken prior to the determination of any planning application, to include an assessment of the impact of the development on the significance of any heritage assets and their settings.

Land at Ashton Road, Chipping Campden – CC_23C

415240 239952

4.215ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 500m to the south east of the site

Numerous LBs within 1km, none within the site

Chipping Campden conservation area approximately 125m to the south


HER No. Area Description45740 2013 desk based assessment of land off Aston Road, Chipping Campden.45739 2013 geophysical survey of land off Aston Road, Chipping Campden.


Nothing mapped by NMP or visible on AP within area but ridge and furrow is visible to the north of the allocation.


A4p HLC category - Less regular organised enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns


There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the incomplete nature of the archaeological evaluation of the site.


In July 2013 a pre-application consultation prompted a recommendation for assessment and evaluation.

The desk-based assessment (SW12340; HER45740) indicated potential for prehistoric and Roman remains. Geophysical survey (SW12341; HER45739) identified two curvilinear ground anomalies. Field evaluation has been recommended and is due to be undertaken in early 2014.

6 Recommendations

Assessment and evaluation should be undertaken prior to the determination of any planning application (where this has not yet been carried out), to include an assessment of the impact of the development on the significance of any heritage assets and their settings.

Land at Ashton Road, Chipping Campden – CC_23A

415029 240209

3.017ha






HER No. Area Description26886 The cropmark of a possible prehistoric or Roman round barrow site, visible as a

ring ditch south-west of Hillsdown, Chipping Campden parish.45740 2013 desk based assessment of land off Aston Road, Chipping Campden.


Ridge and furrow mapped by NMP but not visible on AP.








6 Recommendations


Land at Berrington Mill Nurseries, Chipping Campden – CC_10B

416022 239275

2.681ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks immediately to the west of the site


Chipping Campden conservation area immediately to the west


HER No. Area Description6663 Berrington Mill27394 Campden Manor or Old Campden House is the remains of a 17th century formal

garden, Chipping Campden.44358 Desk based assessment of Berrington Mill Nurseries, Station Road, Chipping

Campden.44789 Geophysical survey at Berrington Mill Nurseries, Station Road, Chipping

Campden.44791 Undated enclosure and ditch from a 2013 geophysical survey at Berrington Mill

Nurseries, Station Road, Chipping Campden.



Part of the area is within the modern part of Chipping Campden from the historic towns survey and is immediately east of the medieval area of the town.

A4pm and G4 HLC categories - Less regular organised enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns and Existing settlement - present extent respectively.


The potential of this site should be clarified once the evaluation report detailed below has been completed.


In 2012 a pre-application consultation prompted desk-based assessment (SW11866; HER44358), and geophysical survey (SW12118; HER44789), and a planning application (13/02227/OUT) for residential development covering the majority of the allocation area prompted field evaluation. The results suggest some potential for later prehistoric activity, a report on the work has yet to be finalised. Planning permission was granted in November 2013 with a condition to secure archaeological recording.

6 Recommendations

An agreed mitigation strategy to cover:

Archaeological recording of assets to an appropriate level

Mitigation of the impact of the development on the setting of designated assets

Whaddon Grange, Chipping Campden – CCN_E2

416476 239679

2.53ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 600m to the south west of the site


Chipping Campden conservation area approximately 600m to the south west of the site


No undesignated heritage assets within 20m of the site






There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the lack of previous archaeological investigations in the immediate vicinity.



6 Recommendations


Castle Gardens Packing Sheds, Chipping Campden – CC_43

416078 239664

1.934ha









The eastern part of the allocation is within the modern part of Chipping Campden from the historic towns survey, the western part is not within the historic towns survey.



There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the lack of previous archaeological investigations in the immediate vicinity.



6 Recommendations


Battle brook (Extension), Chipping Campden – CCN_E1

416824 239585

1.88ha



Numerous LBs within 1.5km, none within the site



HER No. Area Description15488 Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway, subsequently part of the West

Midland Railway and the GWR.


Ridge and furrow mapped by NMP but nothing visible on AP as it has all been built on.


A4pm HLC category - Less regular organised enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns


There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the low level of prior archaeological investigation in the vicinity.



6 Recommendations


Land west of Littleworth ‘The Leasows’, Chipping Campden – CC_44

414539 239009

1.802ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 700m to the east of the site


Chipping Campden conservation area immediately adjacent to the south of the site






A2r HLC category - Less irregular enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns


There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the potential masking of earlier features by ridge and furrow and the low level of prior archaeological investigation in the vicinity.



6 Recommendations


Land at Aston Road, Chipping Campden – CC_23B

415209 240114

1.368ha






HER No. Area Description45740 2013 desk based assessment of land off Aston Road, Chipping Campden.45739 2013 geophysical survey of land off Aston Road, Chipping Campden.










6 Recommendations

Assessment and evaluation should be undertaken prior to the determination of any planning application (where this has not yet been carried out), to include an assessment of the impact of the development on the significance of any heritage assets and their settings.

Land at Badgers Field, Calf Lane, Chipping Campden – CC_39

415271 238950

1.274ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 70m to the north east of the site


Chipping Campden conservation area approximately 20m to the north


HER No. Area Description27394 Campden Manor or Old Campden House is the remains of a 17th century formal

garden, Chipping Campden.35769 Desk based assessment carried out by CgMs during June 2010 in advance of

proposed developments at Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.42432 Geophysical survey undertaken by Archaeological Surveys on 24 November 2011

for Longborough Developments in advance of proposed residential development of land at Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42433 Series of geophysical survey anomalies thought to be a field system and trackway recorded by Archaeological Surveys Ltd on 24 November 2011 in survey work and partly excavated in evaluation trenches by Wessex Archaeology 5 and 6 December 2011 across Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42434 Series of geophysical survey linear anomalies recorded by Archaeological Surveys Ltd on 24 November 2011 in survey work across Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42435 Pair of possible pit-like anomalies recorded by Archaeological Surveys Ltd on 24 November 2011 in survey work across Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42764 Series of 11 evaluation trenches excavated by Wessex Archaeology on 5 and 6 December 2011 for Longborough Developments across Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42765 Wide shallow possible ditch or pit excavated by Wessex Archaeology on 5 and 6 December 2011 in Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42766 Ditch partly excavated by Wessex Archaeology on 5 and 6 December 2011 in the northeastern corner of Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42767 Ditch partly excavated by Wessex Archaeology on 5 and 6 December 2011 roughly central to Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42768 Possible sub-rectangular pit-like feature partly excavated by Wessex Archaeology on 5 and 6 December 2011 on the eastern side of Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42769 Modern findspot on 5 or 6 December 2011 by Wessex Archaeology of a post- medieval sherd of salt-glazed pottery recovered from Trench 3 within Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.

42770 Modern findspot on 5 or 6 December 2011 by Wessex Archaeology of a post- medieval sherd of a pair of fragments of clay tobacco pipe stems recovered from Trench 8 within Badgers Field, Chipping Campden.


Ridge and furrow mapped by NMP and very faintly visible on AP.


G4 HLC category - Existing settlement - present extent


There is limited potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the results of the investigations detailed below.


In 2010 a pre-application enquiry prompted desk-based assessment (SW10113; HER35769), geophysical survey (SW11197; HER42432) and trial-trenching (SW11297; HER42764), revealing archaeological remains relating to an agricultural landscape of early – mid Anglo-Saxon date.

Subsequently there have been four planning applications for residential development. 11/05832/OUT was refused by the planning authority in March 2012 and refused subsequently at appeal in September 2012; 12/01434/OUT was refused by the planning authority in June 2012; 13/01538/OUT was refused by the planning authority in July 2013 but allowed on appeal in November 2013. A fourth application, 13/03030/OUT, was refused by the planning authority in September 2013.

In connection with each of the four applications a recommendation was made for a condition to be attached to any permission in order to secure archaeological excavation, and a condition to secure that work was attached to the permission for 13/01538/OUT when this was granted on appeal.

6 Recommendations

An agreed mitigation strategy to cover:

Archaeological recording of assets to an appropriate level

Land adjacent to Chipping Campden School – CC_48

415327 239587

1.081ha




Chipping Campden conservation area immediately adjacent to the south and west


HER No. Area Description20082 Worlds End Car Park site45226 1997 negative watching brief at Covenant House, Cidermill Lane, Chipping

Campden



Within the medieval and modern areas of Chipping Campden from the historic towns survey.

G3 and G4 HLC categories - Existing settlement - extent by mid 19th century and Existing settlement - present extent respectively


There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the location of the southern part of the site within the medieval settlement area.



6 Recommendations


Land at The Hoo, Chipping Campden – CC_38

415067 239392

0.525ha


SM 1013875 Campden House, formal garden and associated medieval cultivation earthworks approximately 300m to the east of the site


Chipping Campden conservation area immediately adjacent to the east


HER No. Area Description20566 Modern archaeological evaluation at Rolling Stone Orchard, Chipping Campden.


Ridge and furrow mapped by NMP and visible on AP.


A2r HLC category - Less irregular enclosure partly reflecting former unenclosed cultivation patterns


There is potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the potential masking of earlier features by ridge and furrow and the location of the site on the edge of the medieval borough.



6 Recommendations


Barrels Pitch Wooden Bungalow, Aston Road, Chipping Campden – CC_40

415295 239713

0.497ha









Partially within the modern area of Chipping Campden from the historic towns survey.

G4 HLC category - Existing settlement - present extent


There is some potential for currently unknown heritage assets due to the lack of prior archaeological investigation in the vicinity.



6 Recommendations

Assessment and evaluation are unlikely to be required on a site of this small size where no known heritage assets are present.

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