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Sustainable Community Strategy 2009-2026 Bath & North East Somerset Local Strategic Partnership Sustainable Community Strategy 2009-2026 Making Bath & North East Somerset an even better place to live, work and visit. Bath & North East Somerset in 2026 A Day in the Life This Sustainable Community Strategy sets out a The variety of local jobs means that people vision for Bath & North East Somerset in 2026. have new found opportunities to use their The following Day in the Life offers a guide skills and to develop within the area. There are to the aspirations in this strategy and paints greater housing options, which are better for a picture of what the area will look like if the the environment and people’s budgets. In our aspirations are made a reality. new homes affordable local food is enjoyed, helping keep the population healthy. People It is a warm July morning in 2026 and are more confident in their community because communities across Bath & North East anti-social behaviour and crime has been Somerset are enjoying the summer. The area greatly reduced. A large group of pensioners looks very different to 2009. Local schools are have gathered outside to begin the day with a recognised as being the pride of the South cycle ride. The level of carbon usage is now at West and parents know that their children will an all time low; the air is fresh for all to enjoy. have the best start in life. The varied economy is thriving and local shops and businesses are People are given the assistance to make the succeeding. most of their lives but when in need there is always help available. All the residents of Bath & North East Somerset show a huge sense of satisfaction on their faces and it is clear that they are genuinely proud to live here. Contents Foreword 1 3. How will we make 12 our Vision a 1. Introduction & 2 reality? Contents 3.1 Addressing the issues 12 1.1 The Strategy 2 3.2 Economic Development & 13 1.2 Our Vision 3 Enterprise 1.3 Bath and North East Somerset 4 3.3 Environmental Sustainability & 19 - A snap shot: Climate Change 1.4 What our Communities are 7 3.4 Children & Young People 23 saying 3.5 Health & Wellbeing 27 1.5 What we have achieved so far 8 3.6 Stronger Communities 30 3.7 Safer Communities 33 2. Why do we have 9 to change? 4. Working together 36 2.1 The drivers for change 9 4.1 Our resources 36 4.2 Our strategies and plans 36 4.3 Listening to our communities 37 2.2 Climate change 9 4.4 Partnership Working 38 2.3 Demographic change 10 5. Glossary 2.4 Growth 10 6. End Notes 2.5 Inequalities 11 2.6 Locality 11 2.7 The Economy £ 11 Foreword Welcome to the Bath & North Working together in partnership is an essential East Somerset Sustainable way of working and this strategy represents Community Strategy. This the Partnership’s main business and will not document is about making be left on the bookshelf. Rather, this strategy things better for everyone will be the top level strategy that each of the in our community as well as organisations within the Partnership will be setting out what sort of place working towards. So although this strategy is we would like Bath & North aspirational and challenging, we also believe it East Somerset to be by 2026. is achievable. The word ‘sustainable’ is central to this We are at a crucial time and as I have outlined document, and this word has many different above there are many challenges ahead. Yet meanings. Sustainability is usually defined as there are also many opportunities and this being about delivering improvements to quality strategy is an important start in our journey to of life now without compromising the quality of having a sustainable future for Bath & North life of future generations. It is often described East Somerset. I would like to thank all the as a way of solving problems by keeping in partners and stakeholders who have worked so balance the three aspects of economy, society hard on the development of this strategy and and environment. I look forward to working with you in the future to turn the vision for a sustainable Bath & North However, to be sustainable we have to East Somerset into a reality. overcome a number of challenges and think and plan in different ways. This strategy sets out six key issues that demonstrate why we need to do things differently as we look towards 2026. We acknowledge that in particular the challenge of climate change means that Cllr Francine Haeberling continuing as we have before is no longer an Leader of Bath & North East Somerset Council option. We are also very conscious of the Chair of the Bath & North East Somerset Local inequalities that exist in our communities and Strategic Partnership the need to ensure that everyone, regardless (September 2009) of their background or circumstances, is given the same opportunities to achieve and do well in life. This strategy has been created by a group of organisations working together as a partnership called the Bath & North East Somerset Local Strategic Partnership (and will be referred to in this strategy as the Partnership). Since the Partnership was established in 2002 a great deal has been achieved and we are keen to continue this by being innovative and doing things differently, whether that involves sharing resources or finding new solutions to solve problems. 1 The Sustainable Community Strategy 2009 - 2026 Making Bath & North East Somerset an even better place, to live work and visit. Introduction & Context Working with these other local authorities is 1.1 The Strategy increasingly important as we try to respond to issues and challenges that affect the whole of Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES) stretches the sub region. Some of these include: waste, from the outskirts of Bristol, south into the transport, managing climate change through Mendip Hills and east to the southern Cotswold cutting carbon emissions, building resilience Hills and Wiltshire border. It is located in an to unavoidable climate change, responding area of the country well known for its beautiful to the impact of peak oil, housing growth and natural environment, high quality of life and the infrastructure requirements to support that outstanding built environment. The district growth. encompasses a diverse range of places, each with their own distinctive history, identity and B&NES is now at a crucial point in its communities, including the City of Bath which development and it is critical that we address is a designated World Heritage Site. a number of important issues that will have an impact on how it develops over the next 20 or B&NES is one of the four local authority areas so years. To address these issues successfully that make up the West of England, the others it is essential that we work together. Our being Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Partnership is a group which brings together Somerset. partners from the business, public, community and third sectors from across B&NES. Together the Partnership has produced this Sustainable Community Strategy. This strategy outlines a long term vision for the area, until 2026, including an overview of the issues that we will need to overcome in order to achieve our aspirations. Keynsham Bath Bath & North East Somerset Midsomer Norton The Sustainable Community Strategy 2009 - 2026 Making Bath & North East Somerset an even better place, to live work and visit. 2 Introduction & Context “Making Bath & North East Somerset an even better place to live,work and visit” 1.2 Our Vision In order to fully respond to the changes and Communities where everyone fulfils their issues identified in the area, the Partnership potential by having an equal opportunity to: has agreed a long term Vision for the area to Learn and develop skills 2026. Enjoy a healthy, low carbon lifestyle This means that Bath & North East Somerset Influence the future of their area is a distinctive place with vibrant, sustainable Contribute to the economy and society communities where everyone fulfils their potential. This Vision will be delivered by the We are therefore working towards ensuring implementation of a vast number of plans and that we create: strategies created by all those organisations involved in the Partnership. These strategies A distinctive place that: include the Local Development Framework, including the Core Strategy, which sets out Maintains and enhances its outstanding our policies for planning and land use across built and natural environment the area. The Local Area Agreement and the Has a dynamic, low carbon economy Infrastructure Delivery Planning strategy also Achieves connectivity contribute to delivery. See Section 4.2 for more details on these plans. Has world class arts and culture Sustainability is key to the development of Vibrant sustainable communities: B&NES and our work must meet the needs of That are lively and inclusive the current population without compromising the needs of future generations. This Places where people feel safe, take Sustainable Community Strategy recognises responsibility and make a contribution the opportunities and challenges the area is That are carbon neutral facing and is flexible enough to adapt and Where the disadvantaged are supported respond to them. Where the vulnerable are protected Where people feel proud to live 3 The Sustainable Community Strategy 2009 - 2026 Making Bath & North East Somerset an even better place, to live work and visit. Introduction & Context 1.3 Bath and North East Somerset - A snap shot Demographics: include its landscape setting, its Roman archaeology, its Georgian architecture and B&NES has a population of 178,3001 (2007), town planning, its three hot springs and the of which 90% of people are classified as remarkable cultural and social life which ‘White British’.
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