Close to A338 and River Stour this 85-acre parcel of land would extend the village of Holdenhurst to the north east of Bournemouth.
The site could deliver 450 plots of which 45% would be designated as affordable housing.
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info@richborough.co.ukClose to A338 and River Stour this 85-acre parcel of land would extend the village of Holdenhurst to the north east of Bournemouth.
The site could deliver 450 plots of which 45% would be designated as affordable housing.
Baldwins Gate is a village located in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.
The site covers an area of approximately 13.2 ha (31.6 acres) and is located on the edge of the settlement, some 500m from the centre of the village, with a primary school, pub/restaurant, doctor’s surgery, post office/general store, PFS and shops serving the local community.
In November 2021, we submitted an Outline Planning application (all matters reserved except for access) to the Borough Council. Planning permission was granted at a public inquiry in July 2023.
Our scheme was for up to 200 homes, 25% designated as affordable, as well as improvements to the highways and improved education provision. Approximately 50% of the site will be retained and developed as public open space and will incorporate a children’s natural play area, allotments, a community orchard and community parkland for the village.
The site was sold to Bellway Homes in December 2023 and is currently under construction.
Taylor Wimpey was appointed delivery partner in 2025 for a site we were promoting on behalf of the Diocese of Coventry, at ‘Homestead View’, Bilton, Rugby. The site will deliver circa 170 new dwellings, along with part of the new Homestead Link Road and public open space.
Homestead View is the name of the South West Rugby Sustainable Urban Development Extension, which intends to answer the area’s growing housing needs by creating a new community in the area. It will fulfil Rugby Borough Council’s allocation of the site for housing, employment and supporting community and highway infrastructure.
South West Rugby was allocated as part of Rugby Borough Council’s Local Plan 2011 to 2031 (adopted June 2019), to provide around 5,000 homes and 35ha of employment land. The South West Rugby Supplementary Planning Documents (adopted June 2021) provided additional guidance to help shape the delivery of the site.
The land at Crown Lane comprises some 17.3 acres of agricultural land situated on the on the north western edge of Wychbold. There are two parts to the site.
The land to the west of Crown Lane is situated outside of the Green Belt and forms the larger parcel. It comprises a single field which is broadly rectilinear in shape.
The main site is capable of supporting some 85 new homes alongside a 75-bed care facility.
The development of the site would be a logical, sustainable extension to the village of Wychbold and would have the capacity to deliver a choice of dwelling types, sizes and tenures, including care.
Currently being promoted through the South Worcestershire Development Plan.
Richborough is promoting an 8.8-acre site in the Staffordshire village of King’s Bromley.
Located at the intersection of the A515 and the A513, the village lies in Lichfield District, with the site being situated at the south of the settlement, adjoining the Kings Bromley Cricket Club.
An application has been submitted. The site can accommodate upwards of 70 dwellings, community orchard, children’s natural play area and nature trail.
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Richborough took a leading role in bringing forward 58.5 acres of strategically located land across two sites west of Bennetts Road in Keresley, just 4.5 miles from Coventry city centre.
These sites form a key part of the Keresley Village Sustainable Urban Extension—an important residential-led allocation within the adopted Coventry City Local Plan. The wider scheme will deliver a new primary school and local centre, creating a vibrant and sustainable community.
Following a comprehensive consultation process, we proactively submitted two outline planning applications in March 2022 to deliver up to 550 high-quality new homes, including 25% affordable housing.
Our first application proposed up to 260 homes with new vehicular access from Bennetts Road. The second outlined plans for 290 homes, with access from both Bennetts Road and Fivefield Road. Together, the sites will feature a diverse mix of housing types, integrated pedestrian and cycle routes, significant highway improvements, landscaping, drainage infrastructure, public open spaces, and children’s play areas.
We secured outline planning permission for both sites in March 2023—unlocking the full development potential—and in September 2023, we successfully agreed terms with Countryside Partnerships as our delivery partner, marking a major step toward bringing this new community to life.
Richborough is promoting a 28.8 acre of agricultural land to the north of Guiseley and the site is within Leeds City Council (LCC) administrative boundary. The site is bounded by Mire Beck to the north, railway lines to the east, Ings Lane to the south and residential to the west.
The site was a proposed Green Belt allocation in the Leeds Sites Allocations Plan (SAP) until Aireborough Neighbourhood Development Forum challenged the plan which was heard in High Court.
Following further consultation and modifications to the SAP, the Council proposed that the site will remain in the Green Belt which is being considered by the Inspector before concluding whether the Council’s proposals are found sound and legally compliant before adoption.
The site will be promoted for Green Belt release within the Leeds City Council Local Plan.
We have entered into a Promotion Agreement to promote two parcels of land either side of the High Street at the south of the village.
We will be promoting the site to the emerging West Northamptonshire Strategic Plan with the aim of securing an allocation for residential development. We will soon be working up proposals for the site which will show the provision of policy compliant housing, as well as public open space, landscaping and sustainable drainage features.
Richborough is promoting a greenfield site extending to 110 acres located on the A4303, adjacent to the west of Magna Park, Lutterworth.
As of January 2023, our merging illustrative masterplan is for six industrial and logistics units totalling 1,140,000 sq. ft, along with associated Biodiversity Net Gain land.
We’re in consultation with Harborough District Council about the plans.

Richborough strategically promoted land to the east of Stoke Road and north of Normandy Way (A47), on the edge of Hinckley, Leicestershire—submitting an outline planning application in March 2022 for a high-quality residential scheme of up to 475 new homes.
The 61.2-acre site was planned to include a significant provision of affordable housing, extensive public open space, land for a new primary school, and essential drainage infrastructure to support sustainable development.
In January 2024, we successfully secured outline planning consent via appeal, unlocking the site’s full potential. (Read the appeal decision here.)
Working alongside Brown & Co, we launched the marketing campaign in February 2024 to identify a suitable development partner—and by October 2024, we completed the sale to Vistry Group.
The scheme represents a gross development value of approximately £140 million and will deliver a balanced housing mix: around 30% affordable homes, 25% designated for the private rented sector, and 45% for open market sale—ensuring a diverse and inclusive community.
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