sports clubs, particularly children’s sports teams and clubs. SNC Economic The EDS sets out the Relevant to Kislingbury, Development Strategy economic development the key focus of the (2012-2015) priorities for the District up to strategy is to support the 2015. Primarily, it seeks to growth of small support people back into businesses and to support work, help businesses grow, the growth of the rural develop the District’s market economy. Neighbourhood towns, to sustain its villages plans should explore how and to promote tourism to encourage and support across the district both objectives through the use of flexible policies that support both innovation of and access to commercial opportunities in the rural area. SNC Climate Change The climate change strategy Neighbourhood plans and Energy Efficiency sets out ways that new should encourage Strategy (2010-2014) development should be development that is resilient to adverse weather resilient to climate conditions and identifies change, including ensuring opportunities for carbon the impact of flood risk is reduction in development and minimised. Additionally, greater opportunities to they should encourage encourage reuse or recycling. energy efficient buildings and living patterns and should identify ways to reduce the carbon footprint of development wherever possible. SNC State of the Rather than providing a policy The information contained District’s Housing document of strategy, this within the report (2012) report provides an overview identifies areas of of the deficiencies or deficiency in housing imbalances of housing supply supply that that exist throughout the neighbourhood plan District. policies could seek to address. It also identifies the need for a quality and adaptable housing stock in the District that can provide high flexible
sports clubs, particularly children’s sports teams and clubs. SNC Economic Development Strategy (2012-2015) The EDS sets out the economic development priorities for the District up to 2015. Primarily, it seeks to support people back into work, help businesses grow, develop the District’s market towns, to sustain its villages and to promote tourism across the district Relevant to Kislingbury, the key focus of the strategy is to support the growth of small businesses and to support the growth of the rural economy. Neighbourhood plans should explore how to encourage and support both objectives through the use of flexible policies that support both innovation of and access to commercial opportunities in the rural area. SNC Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Strategy (2010-2014) The climate change strategy sets out ways that new development should be resilient to adverse weather conditions and identifies opportunities for carbon reduction in development and greater opportunities to encourage reuse or recycling. Neighbourhood plans should encourage development that is resilient to climate change, including ensuring the impact of flood risk is minimised. Additionally, they should encourage energy efficient buildings and living patterns and should identify ways to reduce the carbon footprint of development wherever possible. SNC State of the District’s Housing (2012) Rather than providing a policy document of strategy, this report provides an overview of the deficiencies or imbalances of housing supply that exist throughout the District. The information contained within the report identifies areas of deficiency in housing supply that neighbourhood plan policies could seek to address. It also identifies the need for a quality and adaptable housing stock in the District that can provide high flexible