Options L1 to L2

Option L1

Plain English Version

Ladywood renewed.

This option would see major change in Ladywood to create a place which has more people living in it who enjoy the very best homes, streets, public spaces, shops and facilities.

There will be a more even balance between privately owned, shared-ownership and council rented homes.  There would be apartments around key focal points like the local high street or square, and a range of other homes elsewhere. These would include family houses, retirement homes and homes for people who have particular needs.  Ladywood would also see a better range of schools, shopping, work and green spaces.  The whole neighbourhood will be easier to get into and out of, with good links to Icknield Port Loop and what we call the Westside area.

Original Document

Ladywood renewed. The area would be comprehensively redeveloped to create a medium density residential urban neighbourhood fully supported by local amenities of exemplary standard. The area would be developed with higher quality homes, better streets and spaces and a greater variety of local amenities and a more even balance between privately owned, shared-ownership and council rented homes. There would be apartments around key focal points like the local high street or square, and a range of other homes elsewhere including family dwellings, retirement homes and special needs housing. The quarter would have an improved range of community facilities, schools, local shopping, working opportunities and green spaces. New linkages through the area would be developed to connect Ladywood with surrounding areas, particularly Icknield Port Loop and Westside.

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Option L2

Plain English Version

Ladywood evolving.

Ladywood would gradually change with new homes being added. The aim would be to move towards a better environment, a better mix of home owners and people who rent, improved parks and green spaces, better community facilities and connections with other areas. The City Council Housing Department and Registered Social Landlords would do this as and when land became available. They would focusing on improving existing homes as well as introducing new ones.

Original Document

Ladywood evolving. Ladywood would gradually change to create a medium density residential urban neighbourhood, supported by local services. The aim would be to move towards a better environment, a better balance of housing tenure, improved green spaces, community facilities and connections with other areas. The Housing Department and RSLs would make improvements as and when sites are available, focusing on improving existing dwellings as well as introducing new homes.

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