Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan

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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 2010506.14 Figure 9 shows unemployment figures at September 2010. The dataidentifies that males were more likely to be unemployed than femalesacross the three local authorities. One might contend that employmentsectors heavily dominated by men such as industrial, construction ormanufacturing sectors have suffered considerably more than othersectors during the recession. Women dominated sectors were moreresilient to the recession, such as teaching and the NHS services, forexample social care, where there is always a demand. However therecent austerity measures introduced by the UK Government to cut25% of government budgets may heavily impact on Worcestershire’sservice industry, which has so far weathered the recession better thanother sectors.6.15 It is clear that Worcester City is the main area for employment in SouthWorcestershire, as it had the highest unemployment figure, at 2,270people (WCEA 09/10). However this is down by nearly 400 peoplewhen compared against data collected in September 2009.2,500MaleFemaleNumber of claimants2,0001,5001,0005002956956601,6105651,2000Malvern Hills Worcester WychavonFigure 9: Unemployment – Claimant count by gender (%), September2010 (NOMIS, September 2010)6.16 Trends across South Worcestershire will be examined in future AMReditions, however during 2009/10 general industrial use (B8)
SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT 201051experienced the most floorspace developed, with the least floorspacein B2 (general industry) development. Continued monitoring isimportant to analyse whether the diversification of the economy intohigher value activities stated in the adopted local plans and emergingSWDP is being achieved. Although there has been additionalfloorspace developed across all B use order classes, this should beconsidered against the very high net losses experienced in WorcesterCity.LOCALAUTHORITYB1(m²)B2(m²)B8 (m²)MixedB (m²)Total(m²)MalvernHillsWorcesterCityWychavonSouthWorcsGross 1,780 294 380 0 2,454Net 1,780 294 380 0 2,454Gross 0 0 0 12,400 12,400Net 0 0 0 -27,600 -27,600Gross 7,734 7,953 12,713 1,759 30,159Net n/a n/a n/a n/a n/aGross 9,514 8,247 13,093 14,159 45,013Net n/a n/a n/a n/a n/aTable 9: COI – BD1: Total amount of additional employment land bytype during 2009/10.6.17 There were a number of large completions during 2009/10 and theywere predominantly located in Worcester City and Wychavon District.Wychavon District provided more additional B1, B2 and B8employment land than the other South Worcestershire authorities,reflecting its previous economic performance.
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APPENDIX THREE: WYCHAVON DISTRICTLO
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