The Partnership's Plan - Lake District National Park

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The Partnership currently has 23 members (September 2010) Action with Communities in Cumbria Allerdale Borough Council Copeland Borough Council Country Land and Business Association Cumbria Association of Local Councils Cumbria County Council Cumbria Tourism Cumbria Vision Cumbria Wildlife Trust Eden District Council English Heritage Environment Agency Forestry Commission Friends of the Lake District Government Office North West Lake District National Park Authority National Farmers' Union National Trust Natural England North West Development Agency Royal Society for the Protection of Birds South Lakeland District Council United Utilities 86
Annex C National Park Profile (2009) Area ITEM UNIT Total Park area 229,200 Ha Parishes totally or partly in the Park 80 Population Resident population 41,831 School and pre-school age (0-15) 6,326 and 15% Working age (16-64) 26,429 and 63% Pensionable age (65+) 9,076 and 22% Settlements with 3,000+ population 3 Housing Housing stock 23,664 Resident households 18,539 Owner occupied 12,775 and 69% Private rented 2,236 and 12% Social housing 3,528 and 19% Nature Conservation Sites of Special Scientific Interest Special Protection Areas Special Areas of Conservation RAMSAR Sites National Nature Reserves Land Use 41,947 Ha 36,037 Ha 36,404 Ha 757 Ha 1,200 Ha Moorland, heathland and unenclosed 104,979 Ha and 45.8% grassland Farmland 76,815 Ha and 33.5% Woodland 28,931Ha and 12.6% Heritage Scheduled Ancient Monuments 275 Conservation Areas 22 Listed buildings 1,756 Grade I 31 Grade II* 120 Grade II 1,605 Recreation Public footpaths 2,137 km Public bridleways 875 km Other public rights of way 33 km Open access land 46 % 87
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Partnership The Partnership’s Pla
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Contents Page Foreword 1 Welcome to
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Foreword Having been Chairman on th
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Why is the Plan different and what
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Guiding principles for the Partners
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Links to the Local Development Fram
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PART ONE - What the Lake District l
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History of tourism and outdoor acti
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PART TWO - Where we want to be This
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2.2 Financial commitments All our w
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World class visitor experiences The
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Spectacular landscape, wildlife and
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What does it look like now - Specia
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• There are also challenges from
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There needs to be a supply of local
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• Identify, develop and initiate
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3.4 Prosperous economy - Actions fo
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Action No. Action How Complete by L
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Page 42 and 43: Underlining these five priority act
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Page 52 and 53: • Cumbria Fells and Dales Local A
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Page 56 and 57: 3.11.2 Recent activity and successe
Page 58 and 59: 3.13 Vibrant communities - Actions
Page 62 and 63: Spectacular landscape, wildlife and
Page 64 and 65: The Low-carbon Lake District work c
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Page 72 and 73: 3.5 Spectacular landscape - Actions
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Page 89: Annex B The Lake District National
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