English Heritage, English Sustainable development requires social, economic and Nature and the Environment environmental objectives to be met together. Agency) (2005), The Countryside in and Around Towns (with Groundwork) (2005), Planning Position Statement Planning for – Sustainable Design and Construction (2005) Underground, Under Threat An Environment Agency report on the state of groundwater in The should take account of the England and Wales. It outlines the uses of groundwater as recommendations contained in the a resource and then go on to look at the risks to this resource report. from pollution and over exploitation. Planning (Listed Buildings Act making provisions for the listing of buildings, authorising on The strategy will consider any buildings and prevention of deterioration and damage. implications for heritage sites and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 Ancient Monuments and Act making provisions in relation to the protection of scheduled The strategy will consider any Archaeological Areas Act monuments implications for heritage sites 1979 Future Water, The This water strategy for England sets out the Government’s plans for The LFRMS should take account of government’s water strategy water in the future and the practical steps that we will take to ensure the recommendations contained in the for England 2008 that good clean water is available for people, businesses and nature. report. It looks ahead to 2030 and describes the water supply system we want to see then and how to get there. It looks at the water cycle as a whole, from rainfall and drainage through to discharge and treatment. Foresight Project: Future The Foresight Flood and Coastal Defence project set out to produce The LFRMS should take account of Flooding a long-term vision for the future of flood and coastal defence in the the recommendations contained in the UK. This vision, while taking account of the many uncertainties such report. as the future extent of climate change, provides a robust analysis to inform policy development.
English Heritage, English Nature and the Environment Agency) (2005), The Countryside in and Around Towns (with Groundwork) (2005), Planning Position Statement – Planning for Sustainable Design and Construction (2005) Sustainable development requires social, economic and environmental objectives to be met together. Underground, Under Threat An Environment Agency report on the state of groundwater in England and Wales. It outlines the uses of groundwater as a resource and then go on to look at the risks to this resource from pollution and over exploitation. The should take account of the recommendations contained in the report. Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 Act making provisions for the listing of buildings, authorising on buildings and prevention of deterioration and damage. The strategy will consider any implications for heritage sites Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 Act making provisions in relation to the protection of scheduled monuments The strategy will consider any implications for heritage sites Future Water, The government’s water strategy for England 2008 This water strategy for England sets out the Government’s plans for water in the future and the practical steps that we will take to ensure that good clean water is available for people, businesses and nature. It looks ahead to 2030 and describes the water supply system we want to see then and how to get there. It looks at the water cycle as a whole, from rainfall and drainage through to discharge and treatment. The LFRMS should take account of the recommendations contained in the report. Foresight Project: Future Flooding The Foresight Flood and Coastal Defence project set out to produce a long-term vision for the future of flood and coastal defence in the UK. This vision, while taking account of the many uncertainties such as the future extent of climate change, provides a robust analysis to inform policy development. The LFRMS should take account of the recommendations contained in the report.