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34 Section 5 Housing 5.10 Figure 3 shows the sub-regions in the Regional Housing Strategy 2005 – 2010. The housing sub-regions inform investment in affordable housing and each has a sub-regional housing strategy and investment Plan. PPS3 requires the further review of RSS to be informed by sub-regional strategic housing market and housing land availability assessments. EERA and its partners will need to consider whether the sub-regions shown in Figure 3 need to be modified. POLICY H3: Provision for Gypsies and Travellers Local authorities should make provision for sites/pitches to meet the identified needs of Gypsies and Travellers living within or resorting to their area. Pending the single issue review to this RSS on Gypsy and Traveller accommodation needs, provision in Local Development Documents and decisions on planning applications should be based on the latest available information on need within the region and local area, in the context of the urgent need for improved provision across the region. 5.11 There is an urgent need to address the shortage of sites for Gypsies and Travellers and the problems that flow from it in terms of Gypsy and Traveller families not being able to gain access to the housing, educational, health, employment and other opportunities enjoyed by other members of society, as well as the conflicts at local level over unauthorised encampment and use of sites without planning permission. This is a national issue, but is at its most intense in the East of England, which has the largest number of caravans – and by implication Gypsy and Traveller population – of any region as well as the highest level of caravans on unauthorised sites. Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and the Fens, and the southern half of Essex are particularly important areas for the Gypsy and Traveller population, but increased site provision is required across the East of England. Figure 3: East of England Regional Housing Strategy Sub-Regions
East of England Plan 35 5.12 Reflecting the guidance in ODPM Circular 1/2006, EERA submitted a single issue revision to this RSS in February 2008, which sets out the strategic framework to meeting the accommodation needs of Gypsies and Travellers and the additional pitch numbers required at district level. There will be an Examination in Public in October 2008 with the revision issued in spring or summer 2009. In preparation for the review, the information on need at the local and regional level is improving, including through the Gypsy & Traveller Accommodation Assessments carried out across the region. Pending its completion, site allocations and policies on provision in Local Development Documents and decisions on planning applications should be based on the latest available local and regional information, including the emerging RSS review policy, in the context of the urgent need for improved provision.
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