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Black and Minority Ethnic groups ha
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Locations of crimes The above table
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The latest crime statistics, as sho
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The 10 Fire stations located in Bra
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Figure 21: Areas covered by the tar
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Figure 22: ambulance stations in we
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Sources: • Bradford is an enterpr
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5.0 Housing The following section p
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POLICY H1: Provision and distributi
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estimates of the proportion of new
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The Airedale Corridor is strongly f
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Table 5: Social Housing completed n
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Table 7: Tenure profile Tenure of h
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5.2.6 Stock condition In the privat
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of vulnerable households in the pri
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Table 11: Household structure House
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5.3.4 Household Formation Typology
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5.4 Housing Markets This section co
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Having carried out this analysis, t
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5.4.4 Affordability The relative af
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Map 7: Affordable Housing Requireme
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The RSS requires the District of Br
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Figure 7: LCR Housing Completions S
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Household characteristics • Compa
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Sources: • Affordability is a maj
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6.1 Education Councils as Local Edu
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Primary There are 159 primary schoo
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In 2008 nine secondary schools were
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or have issues which have not previ
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available more effective. The Confe
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free school, Rainbow Free School fo
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6.2.1 Primary Care • Provide exce
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• provider development - - good p
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The Foundation Trust also has an ex
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• St Luke’s Hospital has 119 be
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The 8 ex Local SureStart programmes
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See link below for map of Children
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• Keighley: Craven, Worth Valley,
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This community strategy and its pri
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Westfield/ Broadway Shopping Centre
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Table: Supermarkets in City, Town a
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• Equity Partnership - Bradford L
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Post Office Ltd has considered the
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Figure: Cemeteries sites mapped aga
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http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAc
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under the relevant Act of Parliamen
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6.6.3 Ambulance Yorkshire Ambulance
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6.7 Social services/over 50s suppor
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indicates that the department is cu
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Amenity provision on the sites appe
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5. Manor House 6. Bolling Hall 7. B
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It is also home to Bradford's favou
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The size of library members and the
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Figure: Bradford Football and Crick
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There are relatively few issues aff
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Table: Rugby league pitches in Brad
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part-time track manager. The qualit
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• Eccleshill Road Runners - based
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Table: Tennis clubs in Bradford dis
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Figure : Golf courses and driving r
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(ABC) under the Odsal Sports Villag
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Gardens of Special Historic Interes
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National parks A short stretch of t
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Open country In September 2004 a ne
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7.0 LANDSCAPE CHARACTER AND HISTORI
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7.1.2 Geology The bedrock is compos
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Most of the farmland in Bradford Di
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Moorland The large areas of peat co
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context. There are also 152 sites o
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7. Parkland: Broad open grassland d
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TABLE 2: LANDSCAPE TYPES IN THE BRA
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Yorkshire Southern Pennine Fringe T
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7.4 Policy Context- Landscape Plann
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if the number of buildings at risk
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7.5.4 World Heritage Site The Distr
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Table: Local Historic Parks and Gar
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According to the latest 2011 ‘Her
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archaeological importance. The loca
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Sources: activities in the countrys
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access to town centres and public t
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Bradford does not feature as one of
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outmoded. Redevelopment in the futu
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slightly cheaper on average than th
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Demand for small-to-medium units is
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In terms of comparison goods, exist
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centre show signs of strong vitalit
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services to Skipton, Keighley, Brad
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• Cinemas; • Health and fitness
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In terms of Bingley, WYG recommend
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Local Centre Addingham; Idle; Silsd
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City’s attraction to the wider in
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The top three places of interest to
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The National Media Museum is consid
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the Keighley and Worth Valley Railw
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Occupancy rates have consistently b
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Table: Vacancy rates by sub-area Su
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Within Bradford District there are
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9.0 TRANSPORT AND ACCESSIBILITY Thi
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The third West Yorkshire Local Tran
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Apperley Bridge Rail Station- The p
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the working process involving eithe
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Table: Commuting Counts in and out
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Table : Car ownership in Bradford D
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in due course offer alternatives to
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The number of bus passengers declin
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under the name the ‘West Riding S
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The immediate investment priorities
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services including congestion and p
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Dublin-based company will offer 14
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The Bradford Living Street proposal
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Haworth: • Museum Car Park • Br
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housing in the Airedale Corridor wi
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10. ENVIRONMENT This section of the
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Figure : Locations of the continuou
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esults are corrected using the meth
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of these watercourses. It is also r
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Table: Renewable energy sources in
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Hazardous substances and their spec
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Furthermore, a user satisfaction su
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environment agency is therefore wor
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Table : Known Main River Flooding I
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Biodiversity and Geological Conserv
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Woodland: Only 4.6% of Bradford Dis
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The District has only 3 or 4 of the
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designated a Special Protection Are
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living in Bradford, that equates to
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The Council has direct management c
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Sources: • The delineation of Bra
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• AWAY (2010) West Yorkshire Adap
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The City of Bradford Metropolitan D
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The City of Bradford Metropolitan D
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3. The Council should ensure that i
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5. The Council and its partners mus
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7. The Council, when carrying out i
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11. MINERALS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT T
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Figure: Mineral extraction sites an
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masonry. Likewise design objectives
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Denholme and Oxenhope. However seve
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Figure: Breakdown of Waste Arisings
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Recycling The division collects pap
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ecycling waste is received, the was
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11.6 Waste Composition In 2002 MEL
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11.7 Recycling and Composting in Br
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Table : Commercial and industrial w
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12. SUSTAINABILITY The LDF Core Str
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The sustainability objectives have
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