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13 Social, Health and Wellbeing

On page 175 of the official PDF.

The human version

This section introduces the chapter on social, health and wellbeing. It explains that facilities such as libraries, places of worship, community centres, village halls, sports venues, theatres and pubs perform a vital function in the district's economic and social welfare. The plan strongly supports keeping and improving this community infrastructure, and expects a range of new social and community facilities to be provided as part of significant new development.

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Open PDF at p. 175

What the plan says

The text below is extracted automatically from the official PDF and may contain artefacts; the PDF is authoritative.

13 Social, Health and Wellbeing Social and Community Facilities 13.1 Social and community facilities and important local services including libraries, places of worship, community centres or village halls, meeting places, sports venues, cultural buildings, facilities for arts, theatres, and public houses perform a vital function in terms of the economic and social welfare of the district. 13.2 The retention and enhancement of this social and community infrastructure, which makes a crucial contribution to the mental and physical wellbeing and sense of place and community, should be strongly supported. In addition, it is important that a range of new social and community facilities should be provided as part of significant new development pr
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