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Archaeological Building Survey and Watching Brief, Cannock Edge-Tool Works, Park St, Bridgtown, Cannock

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 01 Jan 2016 English
Authors: Miller, I.; Stitt, L;

doi: 10.5284/1095157

Archaeological Building Survey and Watching Brief, Cannock Edge-Tool Works, Park St, Bridgtown, Cannock

Abstract

Galliford Try has obtained planning consent to redevelop the former Cannock Edge-Tool Works on the Edgemead Trade Centre in the Bridgtown area of Cannock, Staffordshire The development proposals allow for the demolition of the derelict former industrial premises, and the erection of 24 new houses and 15 apartments, together with associated landscaping and parking.

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Archaeology, Grey Literature

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