Whorlton Village Neighbourhood Plan 2015 - 2035 (draft 2017)

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    "....Whorlton village consists currently of 70 dwellings situated around a large registered village green, with a pub, a church and a village hall providing the main amenities. The 2011 Census which collected data for the whole of Whorlton Parish identified 122 dwellings in the Parish. As the dwellings outside the Whorlton village are mainly farmhouses with different demographics interpolating the data for Whorlton only is meaningless. An informal mini-census of the village only was carried out by volunteers in February 2015, which confirmed that the 70 dwellings are occupied by 128 people, of which only 8 are under 18 years of age. Out of the 120 adults 61 are of retirement age. The housing stock consists of 46 houses and 24 bungalows/flats. 5 dwellings were for sale and 4 were unoccupied. The setting is in a picturesque confluence of the river Tees and Whorlton Beck, on a high plateau to the north of the river, surrounded by woodlands to the south and east. The Tees Way footpath passes through the village on the north bank of the river..."
  • Owner

    Whorlton & Westwick Parish Council
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    Link: https://whorltonandwestwickparishcouncil.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/2017-whorltonvillageneighbourhoodplan.pdf
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    Added by: Simon Cotterill
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