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Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 _________________________________________________________________ 2.8 The area benefits from well-developed transportation links. It is crossed by a number of strategic railway links including the electrified east coast line and the Manchester to Hull trans-Pennine line, and Selby has a direct service to London. There is also direct access to the A19, A63 and A64, and the M62, M1 and A1 (M) national motorway routes which cross the District. Map 3 Communications Roads, Motorways, Railways and Rivers TADCASTER A1(M) R. Wharfe A64 R. Ouse A19 R. Derwent R. Ouse M1 A63 SHERBURN IN ELMET SELBY Bypass A63 R. Ouse Selby Canal R. Aire R. Aire M62 A1 R. Went A19 Aire & Calder Navigation Railway Stations Motorways Main 'A'roads Railway Lines Watercourses Selby District Boundary - 16 -
Selby District Submission Draft Core Strategy – May 2011 _________________________________________________________________ 2.9 Historically the District’s economy has been dominated by agriculture, coal mining and the energy industries, which all impact on the landscape. The economy of the District remains varied, although with two major coal-fired power stations at Drax and Eggborough, the energy sector is especially prominent and this is expected to continue in the light of national policy statements. Agriculture remains important in spatial terms, although employment in agriculture continues to decline. Selby is the main employment centre but there is also significant employment at Sherburn in Elmet and, to a lesser degree, Tadcaster. Unemployment is generally lower than regional and national averages. 2.10 Residents and visitors are attracted to the District for the high quality of life in the towns and villages. The District boasts a wide range of environment and historic assets and access to the pleasant countryside. These attributes attract high quality workforce, and along with the good communications the District benefits from, this also attracts investment with employers seeking to locate here. New development will be expected to complement the existing high quality attributes. 2.11 Approximately one third of the population live in the three market towns of Selby, Tadcaster and Sherburn in Elmet. The remaining two thirds live in the 60 or more villages and scattered hamlets across the District. - 17 -
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