Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan
Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan
Dec 2010 - South Worcestershire Development Plan
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SOUTH WORCESTERSHIRE ANNUAL MONITORING REPORT <strong>2010</strong>637.11 A number of different household projections have been published. Formore detail information please consult the Focused Sub-RegionalReview of RSS Evidence Base to inform the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Worcestershire</strong>Joint Core Strategy, Background Paper 1: Demographics & HousingNeed/Demand, located at www.swjcs.org. Alternatively table 15provides a succinct view of the various household projection figures for<strong>South</strong> <strong>Worcestershire</strong>.2004-basedprojections(CLG)2006-basedprojections(CLG)2006-basedprojections(CCHPR)Malvern Hills 7,000 7,000 6,900Worcester 8,000 7,000 6,800Wychavon 13,000 12,000 11,900<strong>South</strong>28,000 26,000 25,600<strong>Worcestershire</strong>Table 15: Household projections (net additional households) for <strong>South</strong><strong>Worcestershire</strong> for the period 2006-2026.7.12 When evaluating these household projection figures, it is worth notingthat projections give an indication of projected demographic demandover the plan period. Importantly they do not provide a single answer inrespect of the effective demand for housing or the number of dwellingsthey may need to be planned for. A number of other factors andconsiderations need to be taken into account alongside theseprojections in determining housing requirements.7.13 Besides the projected change in the overall number of households, thehousehold projections also contain information about the projectedhousehold composition. (i.e. one person households and multi-personhouseholds).
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