Dudley Council has a number of published Conservation Area Appraisals and Management Plans which describe the main features of special architectural and historic interest which contribute to the character and appearance of the borough’s Conservation Areas and justify their designation. They should be used alongside existing statutory planning policies, detailed guidance and site-specific development briefs to provide additional information for development proposals.
Conservation Area Character Appraisals and Management Plans have been produced for the following Conservation Areas in Dudley:
- Brierley Hill High Street Character Appraisal
(March 2009) - Castle Hill Character Appraisal (PDF)
(October 2015) - The Coppice Conservation Area Character Appraisal (PDF)
(April 2022) - Delph 'Nine' Locks Character Appraisal
(March 2007) - Dudley Town Centre Character Appraisal (PDF)
(October 2015) - Dudley Town Centre Conservation Area Management Plan CAMP (PDF)
(September 2017) - Love Lane, Oldswinford Character Appraisal
(January 1998) - Lutley Mill Conservation Area Character Appraisal (PDF)
(April 2022) - Stourbridge Branch Canal (Amblecote)
(March 2007) - Stourbridge Branch Canal (Canal Street)
(March 2007) - Stourbridge Sixteen Locks Character Appraisal
(March 2007) - Wordsley Hospital Character Appraisal
(March 2007) - Mushroom Green (Planning Guidance Note 22)
Draft Conservation Area Character Appraisals and Management Plans have also been prepared for the following three Conservation Areas, All Saints (Sedgley), Wollaston and Wordsley Church.
