Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 201020• Environmental quality – is it improving?2.15 The SWDP is still emerging, so this AMR is very much aboutestablishing a baseline position against which future trends andperformance can be tracked. This year’s report will flag actual orpotential issues with the collection of relevant data, or with the framingof indicators and measures. The AMR is an important mechanism forhighlighting issues within the monitoring framework and will inform theoverall success of the three constituent authorities adopted local plansas well as highlighting potential issues for the emerging SWDP.
SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010213.0 PROFILE OF SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE3.1 South Worcestershire is located in the south of the West Midlands,England. The South Worcestershire area encompasses the City ofWorcester and the two neighbouring districts of Malvern Hills andWychavon. The area of South Worcestershire has an overall populationof over 286,000. Wychavon is the largest authority in terms ofpopulation with over 117,000 residents, whereas Malvern Hills, has thesmallest population of 75,000. The overall population figure accountsfor over half of the County’s population. (WCEA 2009/10).3.2 South Worcestershire has good transport links with the rest of the UK.Running throughout South Worcestershire, there are motorway links toBirmingham, Wales and the South West via the M5 and M50. Localrailway stations provide rail access to London (2.5hrs) and Birmingham(40min). Additional public transport links are provided by way of aregional bus and coach station in the City Centre with frequent localservices and a national coach stop by Junction 6 of the M5. Malvern,Pershore, Evesham and Droitwich have regular services to Birminghamand Worcester, providing access to the rest of the country. SouthWorcestershire is also well served by international airports, the nearestbeing Birmingham, Bristol and East Midlands (WCEA 09/10).3.3 South Worcestershire is an attractive place for businesses due to itslinks to other cities and countries and its largely rural landscape.Worcester City is a key employment centre with large businesses suchas Royal Worcester Porcelain, Lea and Perrins and Worcester Bosch.Malvern Hills is becoming well known, not only for its tourism, but alsofor its input into technology and science. There are several highlyregarded industrial and business parks such as Malvern Science andEnigma Business Park. Wychavon has many local industries such astourism and food growers, the Vale of Evesham being one of thelargest employers of English and Europeans in the County. Wychavonalso plays a big part in the engineering industry (WCEA 09/10).
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