Growth of Scarborough Study - Scarborough Borough Council

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European Level National Level Regional Level Sub-Regional Level Local Level low population density; inaccessibility; poor infrastructure; lack of structural development; outdated industrial structures and outdated agricultural production conditions. Diversification, plurality of activity and securing alternative sources of income are all encouraged by the ESDP. (P67) new employment development in such a diverse and sensitive environment. (p36) Policy H5 addresses the issues of too much affordable housing on the east coast. (p71) The majority of employment land in the region should be to meet sub-regional and local development needs (E3d). This should be focussed on the main urban areas and market and coastal towns in accordance with Policies P1 and E4, with particular emphasis on unlocking the potential of appropriate sites within the regeneration priority areas. (p37) Policy E2 (Rural Employment Opportunities) states – According to the RES, Scarborough is utilising business park development, renaissance town status and regeneration funds to tackle unemployment and attract new businesses. from its peripherality and the need to reinvent itself as a holiday destination. According to Policy EC1 (Location of New Employment Development) (P56), Scarborough is one of three primary towns for accommodating most new development, in order to achieve the goals set out in the Vision Statement in Policy SD2 (Development in Settlements). (P18) Policy EC2 (Scale and Distribution of Development) Over the period 1998 – 2016 provision should be made for about 480 hectares of land for industrial/business development, in Scarborough accounts for 75ha of this total. According to Policy EC8 (Port Related Development), Scarborough’s Port facilities should be maintained and developed so they can contribute to
European Level National Level Regional Level Sub-Regional Level Local Level An integrated, community based programme to regenerate Scarborough is to be delivered through urban renaissance to meet the RES Objective of restoring civic pride and engagement through community based renaissance in major towns. commercial development and economic diversity. Policy EC9 (Retail and Leisure Development) identifies Scarborough as an area for new retail and leisure development. The RES recognises that coastal towns face significant economic and social disadvantage both through declining traditional industries and poor communications links and believes new opportunities in urban renaissance in Scarborough is contributing towards a step change in the approach to reversing long term structural decline. The RSS recognises the social and economic constraints of the seasonal nature of tourism and the problems of peripheral isolation exacerbated by poor transport links, all of which act as a barrier to economic development.
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6.3 Strategic North/South Links 43
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Scarborough Borough Council. The re
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2 Overview of key issues 2.1 Consul
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social inclusion and economic devel
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(b) Existing urban potential of Sca
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3.3.4 Examination of the Environmen
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4 Economic capacity 4.1 Introductio
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Figure 4-2: Change in population be
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Figure 4-4: Change in population ba
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Figure 4-6: Unemployment levels 200
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Figure 4-8: Change in employment be
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working could improve the prospects
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the sectors, namely McCain Foods (f
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4.6 Business base 4.6.1 Driven by S
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Urban Renaissance Programme and the
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6 Transport capacity 6.1 Policy Con
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6.4.2 The road network within Scarb
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