Welcome to the evidence base page for the South Wiltshire Core Strategy.
Public examination
The South Wiltshire Core Strategy is currently undergoing a public examination led by an independent planning inspector. For further details about the examination, please click on the link below
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Public Examination
List of evidence base documents
On this page, however, you will find the following topic papers, background studies, surveys, assessments and other documents, which collectively form the evidence base for the South Wiltshire Core Strategy.
South Wiltshire Strategic Housing Market Assessment
The Strategic Housing Market Assessment, published in January 2011, provides evidence to inform housing policies within South Wiltshire. Planning Policy Statement 3 (Housing) requires local authorities to undertake Strategic Housing Market Assessments as part of the evidence base required to inform the development of planning and housing policy.
The assessment considers the need for affordable housing as well as homes to be sold and rented on the open market. The assessment also explores how people might expect to live in the future, taking into account changes in population, household formations, and developments in the local economy.
Specific areas of interest are also investigated, such as the rural housing market, affordability of housing, the needs of older people and those with ‘special needs’.
This assessment replaces the 2006 Salisbury District Housing Needs & Market Survey.
Salisbury Transport Model
A transport model is required in order to assess the transport impacts of this growth. In 2009 a transport model was developed which shows how and when people travel by car, bus and train in Salisbury. The movement of goods by HGVs are also included in the transport model. When the model is run, the results show how much traffic there is on the roads, how many people use public transport. The model also tells us how congested the roads are. The model has then been used to test the transport impact of building more houses and providing more jobs for the year 2026. The changes can then be compared to the situation in 2008.
The modeling gives us the assurance that there are a range of improvements and changes which could be developed that would allow Salisbury’s growth to take place.
The next stage of the transport modeling work is to develop a Transport Strategy for Salisbury. This will aim to reduce the amount of traffic congestion on the roads in Salisbury by 2026. The Transport Strategy will be prepared by early 2010. It will provide the blueprint as to how future traffic growth in Salisbury can be managed. The first part of this process is to model the Council’s Established Approach to transport policy. The second part is to model a Radical Option to transport policy. The results of this stage will show the degree to which different transport options could have on meeting agreed objectives. This stage is reported in the Options Assessment Report.
Salisbury Transport Strategy Funding Amendment March 2010.pdf 52kb- Salisbury Transport Strategy HGV Note March 2010.pdf 47kb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy Briefing Note for Inspector January 2010.pdf 28kb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy Options Assessment Report January 2010.pdf 1.8mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy Study Objectives December 2009.pdf 502kb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy Problems and Issues December 2009.pdf 7.0mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD1.3 Data Collection Report September 2009.pdf 2.0mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD2.1 Model Specification Report March 2009.pdf 2.2mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD2.2 Highway Local Model Validation Report September 2009.pdf 3.7mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD2.3 Public Transport Local Model Validation Report May 2009.pdf 511kb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD2.4 Demand Model Report May 2009.pdf 452kb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD2.5 Salisbury Micro-Simulation Model Validation Report September 2009.pdf 1.3mb
- Salisbury Transport Strategy PD3.3 Forecast Report December 2009.pdf 1.4mb
Topic Papers
A raft of evidence supports the South Wiltshire Core Strategy. Each major theme has been explored in 'Topic Paper' documents that set out the context, evidence and issues in more detail. These documents have developed and changed over time to accommodate the results of consultation and new evidence.
Second Addendum to Topic Papers (July 2009)
The following second addendum to the Topic Papers were published in July 2009. These contain analysis of the Preferred Options consultations and fed into the Core Strategy submission document.
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 1 Addendum 2 - Climate Change.pdf 179kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 2 Addendum 2 - Housing.pdf 1.5mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 3 Addendum 2 - Sustainable Settlement Strategy.pdf 537kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 4 Addendum 2 - Supporting Communities.pdf 350kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 5 Addendum 2 - Biodiversity.pdf 328kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 6 Addendum 2 - Flooding.pdf 254kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 7 Addendum 2 - Agriculture, Farm Diversification and Rural Economy.pdf 202kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 8 Addendum 2 - Retail and Leisure.pdf 307kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 9 Addendum 2 - The Economy.pdf 420kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 10 Addendum 2 - Tourism, Leisure and Night Time Economy.pdf 225kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 12 Addendum 2 - Waste and Pollution.pdf 307kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 13 Addendum 2 - Conservation.pdf 257kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 14 Addendum 2 - Design.pdf 226kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 16 Addendum 2 - Inclusive Design.pdf 291kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 17 - Infrastructure.pdf 2.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 18 - Water Management.pdf 230kb
First Addendum to Topic Papers (February 2008)
The following addendum to the Topic Papers were published in February 2008. These contain analysis of the Issues and Options consultation and fed into the Preferred Options consultation stage.
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 1 Climate Change Addendum.pdf 1.0mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 2 Housing Addendum.pdf 1.4mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 3 Settlement Strategy Addendum.pdf 1.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 4 Supporting Communities Addendum.pdf 666kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 5 Natural Environment Addendum.pdf 537kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 6 Flooding Addendum.pdf 1.7mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 7 Agriculture Addendum.pdf 998kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 8 Retail Addendum.pdf 1.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 9 Economy and Employment Addendum.pdf 1.3mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 10 Tourism and Leisure Addendum.pdf 1.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 11 Planning Obligations Addendum.pdf 968kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 13 Conservation Addendum.pdf 974kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 14 and 16 Design and Inclusive Design Addendum.pdf 1.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 15 Transport Addendum.pdf 1.0mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 19 - Identification of Strategic Growth Areas Paper 1 (February 2008).pdf 472kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic Paper 19 - Identification of Strategic Growth Areas Paper 2 (July 2008).pdf 4.0mb
Original Topic Papers (July 2007)
Below are the original Topic Papers (published in July 2007) that accompanied the original Our Place in the Future Issues and Options consultation.
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 1 Climate Change.pdf 652kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 2 Housing.pdf 2.5mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 3 Settlement Strategy.pdf 1.4mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 4 Supporting Communities.pdf 1.1mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 5 Biodiversity (Updated August 2009).pdf 1.2mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 6 Flooding.pdf 957kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 7 Agriculture.pdf 822kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 8 Retail (Updated August 2009).pdf 1.7mb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy Topic 9 Economy (Updated August 2009).pdf 634kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 10 Tourism and Leisure.pdf 709kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 11 Planning Obligations.pdf 467kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 12 Waste and Pollution.pdf 728kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 13 Conservation.pdf 698kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 14 Design.pdf 426kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 15 Transport.pdf 444kb
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy - Topic 16 Inclusive Design.pdf 586kb
Strategic Sites Viability Overview Assessment
The purpose of the Strategic Sites Viability Overview Assessment is to consider the likely financial viability of residential development (and therefore of strategic housing growth) on the strategic sites in the South Wiltshire Core Strategy. A preliminary version of the final report by consultants Adams Integra, published in December 2009, is available to download below.
South West RSS Additional Sustainability Appraisal Note
A letter from the Government Office for the South West, sent 21 December 2009, outlining the current status of the Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West, following the decision to undertake further sustainability appraisal work, is available to download below.
South West Councils Letter of Conformity
The response from South West Councils, sent on 30 September 2009, to the consultation on the proposed submission draft of the South Wiltshire Core Strategy is available to download below.
GOSW Comments on the Proposed Submission Document
The response from the Government Office for the South West to the consultation on the proposed submission draft of the South Wiltshire Core Strategy is available to download below.
'Envisioning the Future' Military Civilian Integration Project Report
In July 2009, the council published a report on the 'Envisioning the Future' project, which forms part of the wider Military Civil Integration (MCI) Programme, initiated to optimise the economic and social benefit of the military presence in Wiltshire. Partners in the MCI programme include the MoD together with other Public Sector organisations as well as those in the Private and Third Sectors. The report is available to download below.
Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study
In the process of developing planning-led affordable housing policies for the South Wiltshire area, consultants Adams Integra were commissioned to study the effect of changes to affordable housing policy on residential development viability. The final report, published in January 2009, is available to download below.
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009.pdf 626kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Executive Summary.pdf 77kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix 1.pdf 23kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix II.pdf 176kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix IIa.pdf 174kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix IIb.pdf 174kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix IIc.pdf 57kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix IId.pdf 102kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix III.pdf 122kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix IV.pdf 68kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix V.pdf 132kb
- Salisbury District Council Affordable Housing Economic Viability Study January 2009 Appendix VI.pdf 47kb
Historic Environment Assessment
In late January 2009, in order to strengthen the existing evidence base and ensure the emerging choices are the most appropriate, English Heritage commissioned Land Use Consultants (LUC) to provide an independent review of the potential effects of the spatial options for South Wiltshire and their impact on the historic environment.
Review of the Salisbury Central Area '40 Foot Rule' Policy
The Review of the Salisbury Central Area '40 Foot Rule', published in August 2008, looks at the so-called '40 Foot Rule', which places a strict limit on the amount of development possible within the Salisbury Central Area.
Transport Assessment
A South Wiltshire Transport Assessment was published in March 2008 and reviewed accessibility across the area to support the South Wiltshire Core Strategy. The final document is available below, again divided into sections for more convenient download.
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Main Report.pdf 500kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Appendices 1-3.pdf 352kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 2-1.pdf 433kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 2-2.pdf 437kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 2-3.pdf 146kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 2-5.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-1.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-2.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-3.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-4.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-5.pdf 1.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-6.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-7.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-8.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-9.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-10.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-11.pdf 1.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-12.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-13.pdf 3.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-14.pdf 3.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-15.pdf 3.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-16.pdf 3.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-17.pdf 3.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-18.pdf 3.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-22.pdf 1.5mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-23.pdf 1.6mb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-24.pdf 266kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 3-26.pdf 252kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Figure 4-4.pdf 784kb
- South Wiltshire Transport Assessment 2008 - Transport Assessment Charts.pdf 31kb
Landscape Character Assessment
A Landscape Character Assessment, published in February 2008, provides an integrated assessment of the character of the south Wiltshire area and serves as a baseline of environmental information, aiding understanding of the diversity, character, distrinctiveness, sensitivity to change and management needs of the landscapes in the south Wiltshire area. The Landscape Character Assessment has specifically been used as evidence to inform the South Wiltshire Core Strategy
The final document is available below, divided into sections for more convenient download.
- South Wiltshire Landscape Character Assessment 2008 - pages 1-26.pdf 769kb
- South Wiltshire Landscape Character Assessment 2008 - pages 27-56.pdf 1.7mb
- South Wiltshire Landscape Character Assessment 2008 - pages 57-200.pdf 1.7mb
- South Wiltshire Landscape Character Assessment 2008 - pages 201-208.pdf 41kb
- South Wiltshire Landscape Character Assessment 2008 - pages 209-218.pdf 27kb
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level Two (September 2009)
In September 2009, a Level Two Strategic Flood Risk Assessment (SFRA) was published for the two areas being considered for future development in the South Wiltshire Core Strategy that are at risk of flooding. These areas are the Churchfields Industrial Estate and the Central Car Park/ Maltings in Salisbury. The main report and the flood maps are available to download below.
- South Wiltshire Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level Two Main Report September 2009.pdf 5.7mb
- South Wiltshire Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level Two Flood Maps September 2009.pdf 2.8mb
Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One (February 2008)
A Level One Strategic Flood Risk Assessment was jointly commissioned with four other local councils: Bournemouth Borough Council, Christchurch Borough Council, East Dorset District Council and North Dorset District Council: and was published in February 2008.
The SFRA assesses all forms of flood risk both now and in the future (taking likely climate change into account). The purpose is to:
- inform the sustainability appraisal so that flood risk is taken into account when considering options in the preparation of strategic land use policies;
- propose appropriate policy recommendations for the management of flood risk within the Local Development Documents;
- determine the acceptability of flood risk in relation to emergency planning capability;
- identify the level of detail required for future site-specific Flood Risk Assessments (FRAs) that support planning applications.
The final document is available below, again divided into sections for more convenient download.
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Main Report.pdf 2.8mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Executive Summary.pdf 852kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix A - Audit Trail Database.pdf 91kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix B Geology.pdf 124kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix C - Bournemouth.pdf 140kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix D - Christchurch.pdf 156kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix E - East Dorset.pdf 166kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix F - North Dorset.pdf 157kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix G - Salisbury.pdf 162kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix H - Sewer Flooding.pdf 82kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix I - Sites at Risk from Flooding.pdf 114kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Appendix J FRIS Table.pdf 60kb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 1a.pdf 4.7mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 1b.pdf 3.9mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 1c.pdf 4.4mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 1d.pdf 4.6mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 1e.pdf 6.5mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 2a.pdf 4.7mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 2b.pdf 3.8mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 2c.pdf 4.1mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 2d.pdf 4.7mb
- Joint South Strategic Flood Risk Assessment Level One 2008 - Map Tile 2e.pdf 5.7mb
Settlement Setting Assessment
The Settlement Setting Assessment, published in February 2008, was commissioned alongside the Landscape Character Assessment and:
- Assesses the key sensitivities and capacities of the landscape within the settings of the main settlements in the south Wiltshire area in relation to development and change
- Analyses the key qualities that are desirable to safeguard
- Provides recommendations on how and where new development might best be accommodated, within each settlement.
The Settlement Setting Assessment is available to download by individual chapter below.
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 1 Introduction.pdf 395kb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 2 Methodology.pdf 45kb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 3 Salisbury and Wilton.pdf 2.0mb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 4 Amesbury, Bulford and Durrington.pdf 1.3mb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 5 Alderbury.pdf 1.8mb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 6 Mere.pdf 2.6mb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 7 Tisbury.pdf 2.8mb
- South Wiltshire Settlement Setting Assessment 2008 Chapter 8 Downton.pdf 1.7mb
Salisbury Vision
The Salisbury Vision is a plan that outlines a long term programme of change and gradual development aimed at improving the lives of everyone that lives in, works in or visits Salisbury. It sets out a range of proposals that have been designed to tackle the big issues facing the city, such as delivering major improvements to traffic, transport and parking, making the city’s streets, pavements and other public areas more attractive and encouraging major new developments that will bring shops, jobs and increased leisure opportunities.
Employment Land Review
The Employment Land Review, published in April 2007, is intended to provide a robust analysis of employment land supply and demand. It will function as a broad evidence base on employment land and economic issues for the South Wiltshire Core Strategy, which will itself set out key principles for development and a vision for the future distribution of development in the area. Clear guidance will be given by the Review towards the allocation of new sites in a future Wiltshire Site Allocations Development Plan Document and it will also serve as a point of reference by the Council in determining planning applications relating to employment land.
Open Space Study
This study, published in 2007, is a requirement of government planning guidance and investigates whether the current level of open space provision is sufficient in terms of quality, quantity and accessibility to meet the needs of our residents now and in the future.
The final document is available below, again divided into sections for more convenient download.
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 1. Introduction.pdf 274kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 2. Undertaking the Study.pdf 24kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 3. Strategic Context.pdf 81kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 4. Involving Communities.pdf 33kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 5. Parks and Gardens.pdf 205kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 6. Natural and Semi-Natural.pdf 3.7mb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 7. Amenity Greenspace.pdf 3.7mb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 8. Children and Young People.pdf 5.8mb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 9. Outdoor Sports Facilities.pdf 3.4mb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 10. Allotments.pdf 3.6mb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 11. Green Corridors.pdf 41kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 12. Resourcing Open Space.pdf 31kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - 13. Planning Overview.pdf 117kb
- South Wiltshire Open Space Audit 2007 - Appendices.pdf 2.7mb
Indices of Multiple Deprivation: 2004 and 2007 an Update for Salisury District
Periodically the government releases updates on levels of deprivation for small areas across England known as “Super Output Areas” (or “SOA”). These are a standard yardstick for national comparison of deprivation, and derive directly from information on such things as claiming benefits, unemployment, and crime figures. There are over 32,000 of these and therefore the data is useful in identifying small “pockets” of deprivation. An individual SOA typically has only a few hundred residents. Within Salisbury there are 73 SOAs, so individual electoral wards have between 1 and 5.
Retail and Leisure Needs Study
A Retail and Leisure Needs Study, published in October 2006, provides a context for policies and proposals within the forthcoming South Wiltshire Core Strategy, with particularl reference to the amount of floorspace that needs to be allocated for future retail and leisure development.
- South Wiltshire Retail and Leisure Needs Study October 2006.pdf 789kb
- South Wiltshire Retail and Leisure Needs Study October 2006 - Plans 1 to 5.pdf 2.2mb
- South Wiltshire Retail and Leisure Needs Study October 2006 - Plans 6 to 10.pdf 2.3mb
- South Wiltshire Retail and Leisure Needs Study October 2006 - Plans 11 to 15.pdf 2.1mb
- South Wiltshire Retail Study October 2006 - Appendices.pdf 2.2mb
Local Housing Needs and Market Survey
In August 2006, Salisbury District Council commissioned DCA consultants to undertake a Local Housing Needs and Market Survey.
Tourism Strategy for South Wiltshire
A Tourism Strategy for South Wiltshire, published in 2006 in association with the Salisbury and Stonehenge Tourism Partnership, sets out what we wish to achieve together over the next 10 years.
The following documents and information were used in the preparation of the tourism strategy.
South Wiltshire Tourism Economic Impact Study 2003.xls 57kb (South West Tourism, 2003)- Salisbury Destination Benchmarking Visitor Survey 2004.pdf 1.1mb (Tourism South East, 2004)
- Accommodation Facilities in Salisbury - Infrastructure Evaluation 2005.pdf 792kb (Bournemouth University, 2005)
- Attractions and Leisure Facilities in Salisbury - Infrastructure Evaluation 2005.pdf 4.9mb (Bournemouth University, 2005)
- South Wiltshire Economic Assessment 2005.pdf 431kb (Salisbury District Council, 2005)
- South Wiltshire Tourism Strategy 2006 - SWOT Analysis.pdf 22kb (Salisbury District Council, 2006)
- Towards 2015 - Shaping Tomorrow's Tourism (South West Tourism, 2005)
- Review of Hotel and Conference Facilities in the Salisbury District March 2006.pdf 622kb (Salisbury District Council, 2006)
Rural Facilities Survey
The Rural Facilities Survey report, published in 2005, seeks to ascertain the extent of services and facilities within the smaller settlements in Wiltshire County and Swindon Borough.
Related links
- South Wiltshire Core Strategy homepage
- Examination
- Hearing sessions
- Submission draft
- Revised preferred options
- Preferred options
- Our place in the future
- Sustainability appraisal
- Salisbury local plan
- Annual monitoring report
- Local development scheme
- Statement of community involvement
- Strategic housing land availability study (SHLAA)
Last updated: 24 January 2012
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