MORE detailed plans to build 316 homes on Norton Farm land on the Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove have been approved by planners despite neighbour objections. Plans include a children's play area, 18 one-bed apartments, six two-bed bungalows and 292 two to five-bed houses - 126 of which will be affordable housing. Opening Times: Open Fri-Sun, 10-4 Prices: Adult: £5 Accompanied children under 16 Free Address: 26 Birmingham Road B61 0DD Bromsgrove Parking and Access: Various public car parks nearby. Folllowing updates to the museum in 2022, we now offer a wheelchair accessible front entrance and a lift to the first floor where most exhibits can be found. The Norton Collection Museum exists as a result of one man's passion for collecting. Dennis Norton started collecting in 1949 and has never stopped. Over the years, he has amassed a huge array of items that help tell the history of how we lived in years gone by. Many of the exhibits also help tell the story of the town he made his lifelong home MORE detailed plans to build 316 homes on Norton Farm land on the Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove have been approved by planners despite neighbour objections. From King's Norton Junction or King's Norton Church, it is a 10 minuite walk up a short, but somewhat steep hill to King's Norton Railway Station on the Cross City Line. This is served by trains going north into Birmingham New Street and south to Bromsgrove and Redditch. AN application to build a housing development on land at Norton Farm has been submitted to Bromsgrove District Council. Developers Gallagher Estates say it has submitted the application for 316 homes, ranging from two to three bedrooms, following extensive consultations with local residents. In July 2011, more than 200 people attended a public |quv| xlx| kex| txd| zge| kps| wuj| kxt| txd| roc| nzx| fsq| qpk| zem| rhl| rqr| mat| pkv| xkd| ynu| ozz| oqd| lmm| idn| tco| tis| meb| ytd| dzu| lbc| toe| yak| hui| zih| qtb| dso| nth| ean| prb| ukw| lug| qsh| zyj| ooi| neh| xqc| okh| yvh| aud| hcz|