Yes! Both the Suffolk Structure Plan and the Forest Heath Local Plan have allocated new development to Red Lodge in order to create the community facilities that the village currently lacks, as well as to meet the wider demand for new homes in west Suffolk

1250 homes have outline planning permision, and roughly two thirds now have detailed approval and are currently being built by Crest Nicholson, Bovis Homes, David Wilson Homes and Bloor Homes. Proposals for the new village centre and the land to the east o

The primary school can accommodate 420 pupils, the maximum size possible. Whilst Crest Nicholson are showing a building as part of the village centre, Suffolk County Council are responsible for providing the school and will be providing more details in th

Affordable housing is housing which is available to people who cannot afford to buy houses that are generally available on the open market, regardless of the tenure, type of ownership or financial arrangements. Kings Warren includes homes for rent and sha

There are several measures in place to help reduce the impacts of the development on the surrounding area and There are several measures in place to help reduce the impacts of the development on the surrounding area and the environment and make Kings Warre

The proposed sports facilities have an area of 6 hectares (15 acres) and will include three football pitches, a cricket pitch, a multi-use games area (for 5-a-aside football, 6-a-side hockey and tennis), a large play area and a pavilion, plus a car park an

Yes. The facilities we will be providing at Kings Warren are for use of all local residents, including those at Red Lodge.

Kings Warren will include a network of cycleways and footpaths, plus a new bus route, to discourage use of cars. The development is designed to give priority to cyclists, pedestrians and public transport to reduce the impact on local roads. There will also

Wrenbridge and Forest Heath District Council are working on a new access proposal, which they will be publicising separately.

Suffolk County Council will be releasing their proposals separately, but it is expected that the school will be open before the completion of the Kings Warren Development.

It is expected that the 1250 homes already approved will be built by the end of 2009, with construction on the land to the east running until 2012.

The Kings Warren homepage provides links to the sales sites for Crest Nicholson, Bovis Homes, David Wilson Homes and Bloor Homes.