Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Himley Village Cala Homes ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Some Useful Links for You to Get Started](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/blog/2021/09/09/welcome-to-cloudways/) - It seems like you’re running a default WordPress website. Here are a few useful links to get you started: Migration How to use WordPress Migrator Plugin? Migrate WordPress from Siteground to Cloudways Migrate WordPress from GoDaddy to Cloudways General How do I take my website live from Cloudways? How to manage WordPress via WP-CLI on ## Pages - [Home](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/) - Himley Village Community Consultation This website relates to plans for an exciting new residential development of up to 500 new homes in Himley Village, Bicester. Thank you for visiting our website. This consultation closed on Wednesday 3rd May 2023 View our consultation boards Exciting new proposal Cala Homes is proposing an exciting new residential development of - [Have Your Say](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/have-your-say/) - Have Your Say Thank you for your feedback. This survey closed on Wednesday 3rd May 2023. CONTACT Thank you for your cooperation and for using this website. For any press or technical enquiries, please contact: martha.jennings@becg.com - [404 page](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/404-page/) - 404 Page not found Back Home - [The Proposals](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/) - The Proposals Welcome to our consultation Cala Homes (Cotswolds) have been on site at Kingsmere since 2019 and are excited to bring Himley Village to life. This consultation is to invite residents to view and comment on Cala’s proposals to the site for their thoughts on Cala's proposals to build 500 homes, which forms Phase - [About Cala](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/about-cala/) - Cala in the community Cala has always been committed to making a positive and lasting contribution to local communities. We seek to build long-term partnerships during the life of our developments through an active programme of community support. Our school outreach programme includes presentations on site safety, educational visits to our sites, and informing young - [Development Concept](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/development-concept/) - Residential The scale of residential development has not been finalised. The site can accommodate 600-900 new homes, including affordable housing in accord with Council policy. Our experience of developing Kingfisher Park provides a good understanding of local market demand, with a mixture of downsizers and families looking for larger accommodation. The development itself would be - [Sustainable Development](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/sustainable-development/) - Following the previous consultation undertaken with Community Councils, we have taken feedback into account in formulating thisproposal. This board explains what has been done to address some of the comments made to date. The plan opposite shows a new road linking the A70 to Riccarton Mains Road, through the site. This road can provide an - [Community](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/community/) - CALA engaged with the three local Community Councils in late 2018/ early 2019 as we prepared submissions to the Council’s emerging LDP. A number of consistent themes emerged, as well as issues specific to each locality. There are a number of identifiable issues (identified by the Council or local groups) within the A70 corridor which - [Site Location & Landscape Setting](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/site-location-landscape-setting/) - Landscape Impact, Green Network and Green Belt The Edinburgh Green Belt Study (Stage 2) carried out to inform SESplan identified the majority of the site as having landscape capacity to accommodate development. This included land to the north of Currie and east of Riccarton Mains Road. Since then, development has progressed at Newmills Road and - [Transport](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/the-proposals/transport/) - Active Travel The benefits of the development and link road for supporting active travel are: Improved pedestrian and cycle links to Heriot Watt University and beyond towards NCR 754 and employment opportunities in the west of Edinburgh;Improved walking/cycling connections to Curriehill Railway Station;Direct and safe access to the NCR 75 via a new controlled crossing - [Privacy](https://calaplanning.co.uk/himleyvillage/privacy/) - Privacy Statement BECG acts on behalf of CALA to run this public consultation. 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