on identity and image, housing and environment, employment and skills, assets and buildings, transport and traffic and healthy living. This is one of Wolverhampton's first neighbourhood plans (with Tettenhall) and puts Wolverhampton at the forefront of neighbourhood planning nationally. Wolverhampton is the first metropolitan area to hold a neighbourhood plan referendum and the first anywhere to hold a referendum with more than one area taking part. The plan was created by residents from Heathfield Park via their local neighbourhood partnerships, with support from the council's planning, housing and neighbourhood services teams. In March 2015, Wolverhampton Council announced that the maisonettes in Chervil Rise would be demolished as part of the regeneration, resulting 34 tenants having to leave the estate. Famous Residents Tom Barrett (1891–1924) - riding mechanic, born and buried in Heath Town. Don Howe (born 1935) - English football player, turned coach and manager, born in Springfield. Brian Pendleton (1944-2001) - musician born in Heath Town. Paulette Wilson (1956-2020) - Jamaica-born immigrant rights activist, lived latterly in Heath Town. Goldie (born 1965) - electronic music artist, disc jockey, visual artist and actor, member of the breakdance crew Westside, based in Heath Town. Alan Marshall - New Zealand-born environmental artist/scholar lived in Heath Town for three years in the 1990s during his undergraduate study at Wolverhampton University. He went on to predict the super-green future of Heathtown and Wolverhampton like so. References External links Holy Trinity Church Hope Community Project Heathfield Park LNP Areas of Wolverhampton Wards of Wolverhampton City Council