Social infrastructure

Providing full support for community infrastructure

We recognise the need to ensure the necessary infrastructure is in place to support new residential development.

Should planning permission be granted for the development financial contributions will be paid via the s106 Agreement, in addition to a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) payment which is expected to be in excess of £7 million. This money would be used to improve local provision for health, education, transport and other types of community infrastructure.

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Primary school

Supporting local education with potential expansion

Following engagement with Solihull Council, we understand that there is potential for further expansion of Tidbury Green Primary School to increase capacity for children who will be living on this development. Any expansion would be funded by this development.

Discussions are on-going with Solihull Council on how best to ensure sufficient capacity for Secondary age students who will be living on this development. 

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Community amenities

Café, shop, community hall – what would you like to see?

In addition, Summix is exploring a range of potential uses that would benefit existing residents in Tidbury Green. Options which are being explored include a café, shop or community hall, alongside a mobility hub and extensive publicly accessible green spaces for all to enjoy, including new parkland areas. 

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