We worked successfully with Bramley PC to bring forward a Rural Exception Scheme to help address some of the identified affordable need in Bramley.  The proposal was for 24-dwellings, with 15 being a mixture of Social Rent and Shared Equity (63% of the total).  The 9-market dwellings focused primarily on 2 & 3-bed houses aimed at younger families and downsizing opportunities. 

Planning Permission was granted for 2 x 2-bed and 4 x 3-bed dwellings.  This included two affordable dwellings.  The development utilised vacant land in close proximity to the facilities of Bramley, being a short walk from the High Street.  The proposals received support from Waverley BC and Bramley PC.

The redevelopment of Colemans Yard used the previous building materials supply site to provide 8 x 2 & 3-bed mews houses. The scheme, because of the remediation requirements of the site did not provide affordable housing, but made contributions via a s106 agreement for off-site affordable provision. Again the proposals were supported by Waverley BC & Bramley PC.