Green Wedge (e) Between Glenfield towards Beaumont Leys, Anstey and Groby – Parcel A

to be undesignated and are allocated for housing in each authority's respective emerging plans, which may affect the ability of the parcel to guide development form further. The below score reflects the existing circumstances without these allocations.

Overall Assessment for Purpose 2 The land possesses only limited defensible boundaries that would be likely to define or influence the pattern of development on the land. Purpose Score: Weak/Moderate contribution.

Purpose Question Assessment

• Question 3B. Does the land contain landscape or Green/Blue Infrastructure assets that should be retained? Answer 3B: No designated assets on the land however the North, South and East boundary hedgerows and trees are a feature running across the land and connecting to other areas., The pockets of
• Provide a green lung into urban areas Question 3A. Does the land contain wildlife or biodiversity assets that should be retained? Answer 3A: No. The land has no wildlife or biodiversity designations .The tree and hedgelines as well as pockets of dense vegetation within the wedge may provide wildlife and biodiversity benefits, however there are no specific features otherwise.

A176