Rolleston-on-Dove NP - Submission Version

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<strong>Rolleston</strong> on Dove Neighbourhood Plan wood and has views over the old Mosley estate parklands. It is an important link for extended footpath walks around the village. Brookside 6.19 Other than the fields that surround the village this is the most important and distinctive area in <strong>Rolleston</strong>, implying its age and its association with agriculture. It creates a rural characteristic at the heart of village. It is a street which feels comfortable, friendly and inviting even if tractor mud occasionally leaves it a bit untidy. It is an important short link between the village centre and the bucolic view from the bridge at the ford and the space between the Brookhouse Hotel and the first cottage on Brookside. Jitties from Station Road to Meadow View 38
<strong>Rolleston</strong> on Dove Neighbourhood Plan 6.20 Both these short metalled pedestrian paths connecting the east and west corner of Meadow View to Station Road and to Forest School Street have wide grass borders and a few substantial trees producing a visual sense of entering a park. As well as providing convenient access to Meadow View and to “Tafflands” they provide a pleasant, peaceful diversion off busy Station Road for people walking the length of the village. This route is particularly enjoyed by school children and their parents as a relaxed and safe part of the journey to and from school. Twentylands Island/Beacon Drive/Open space on Shotwood Close 39
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