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Regional Spatial Strategy

 

The Yorkshire and Humber Plan sets out a broad long-term strategy for development in the Region. It covers topics such as housing, economic development, transport, the environment and regeneration.

The Yorkshire and Humber Plan is the Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS) for this region. The Plan was published on 21 May 2008. The RSS is a statutory document and part of the development plan. It informs the preparation of Local Development Frameworks and is an important consideration in the determination of planning applications.

Work started on a mini review - the 2009 Update - concerned with new housing provision and consultation on Strategic Options took place up to 6 February 2009. This is now being taken forward by Local Government Yorkshire and Humber (LGYH) as part of the new Integrated Regional Strategy (IRS) and work is underway producing the evidence base. The indicative timetable is to produce a draft IRS in late 2010 and to publish the final IRS by the end of 2011.

For more information visit the LGYH website at www.lgyh.gov.uk Opens in a new window

You can also download the RSS from Government Office at www.goyh.gov.uk Opens in a new window