North Northamptonshire Annual Monitoring Report 2010-11

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20 The following graph depicts the share of overall development, 2001-11, by settlement type. Location of Housing Development 2001-11 19% 5% 46% 30% Growth Town Smaller Towns Rural Service Centres Rural Areas Overall, as the above chart shows, between 2001-11, the location of housing development, by settlement category, has been consistent with Core Strategy Table 5 (Distribution of Housing) and therefore the results are not unexpected. However, it seems in proportionate terms, the Growth towns have not had as much new housing delivered when compared to the smaller towns and rural areas which have contributed at greater levels than expected. Notwithstanding this, it should be noted that of the five urban extensions identified for the growth towns, only one is under construction (Priors Hall, Corby) and the delay in implementing the other sites, as a result of the economic downturn, is seemingly leading to sites at smaller settlements being developed in the interim. However, it is important to emphasise that the Core Strategy is a 20 year plan and these trends will be addressed over the lifetime of the document, particularly as the consented (and pending) urban extensions start to deliver housing. Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
21 DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, 2009-11 District/Borough Settlement/Area Indicative Housing Requirement 2001-21 (net) Housing Completions 2009/10 (net) Housing Completions 2010/11 (net) CORBY Growth Town Corby 15,510 341 445 Rural Areas Corby Rural 10 1,290 31 140 Corby Totals 16,800 372 585 KETTERING Growth Town Kettering 11 7,500 100 172 Smaller Towns Burton Latimer 700 25 41 Desborough 1,940 85 150 Rothwell 1,320 87 67 Rural Areas Kettering Rural 12 1,640 98 43 Kettering Totals 13,100 395 473 WELLINGBOROUGH Growth Town Wellingborough 11,590 63 65 Rural Areas Wellingborough Rural 1,210 88 45 Wellingborough Totals 12,800 151 110 EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Smaller Towns Rushden 5,090 71 94 Higham Ferrers 6 3 Irthlingborough 43 61 Rural Service Centres Rural Areas Raunds 1,100 8 7 Thrapston 1,140 35 3 Oundle 610 1 18 East Northamptonshire 1,460 47 31 Rural East Northamptonshire Totals 9,400 211 217 NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Growth Towns 34,600 504 682 Smaller Towns 9,050 317 416 Rural Service Centres 2,850 44 28 Rural Areas 5,600 264 259 North Northamptonshire Totals 52,100 1,129 1,385 As the above table highlights, in 2010/11, Corby Borough was the location of most housing development at 585 dwellings. This was closely followed by Kettering Borough (473 dwellings). There were 217 houses built in East Northamptonshire and 110 in Wellingborough. Cumulatively, 1,385 net additional dwellings were built in North Northamptonshire in 2010/11. 10 Includes Little Stanion 11 Includes Barton Seagrave 21 Includes Mawsley Strategic Planning for the Districts and Boroughs of Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough & East Northamptonshire
Page 1: NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ANNUAL MONIT
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Page 8 and 9: 8 CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 INTR
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Page 42 and 43: 42 Commentary At Policy 7 (Deliveri
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APPENDIX B DISTRICT HOUSING TRAJECT
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EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE DISTRICT COUN
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KETTERING BOROUGH COUNCIL: HOUSING
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BOROUGH COUNCIL OF WELLINGBOROUGH:
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NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE: % OF EMPLOY
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