Town Centre Regeneration: TCRF Case Studies Report

Footnotes

[1] Government Economic Strategy sets out the approach to delivering sustainable economic growth and the National Performance Framework provides details of how progress will be measured.

[2] SPP (February 2010) is a consolidated statement of Scottish Government policy on land use planning

[3] The workless benefit claimant, JSA claimant, and qualifications data presented in the baseline Tables are not available at data zone level. The figures are based on the CAS wards- the nearest available fit to the local area as defined.

[4] Stromness Urban Design Framework, Orkney Islands Council/ WMUD et. al, May 2009

[5] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[6] Moray Structure Plan, 2007

[7] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[8] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[9] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[10] This refers to the BAE Systems facility, which is still located within the heart of the area.

[11] The workless benefit claimant, JSA claimant, and qualifications presented in Table 1.2 are not available at data zone level. The figures are based on the wards of Govan- the nearest available fit to the local area as defined in paragraph 7.18.

[12] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[13] The others are Bellshill, Coatbridge, Cumbernauld, Kilsyth, Motherwell, and Wishaw.

[14] Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics

[15] The town is classified in the Local Plan as an outstanding conservation area.

[16] These are the Primary Hub in the central Borders area, the Eastern Hub; and the Western Hub

[17] The Primary Hub comprises the towns of Galashiels, Melrose, Kelso, Jedburgh, Hawick and Selkirk.