LDF Core Strategy

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Local Development Framework

The Core Strategy is the key document in the Local Development Framework. It contains:

The Core Strategy contains policies that apply to the whole of the National Park and some that apply to particular areas of the National Park. It was formally adopted on 20 October 2010.

The Core Strategy Adoption Statement (Word document) provides details about the document, how and where it can be viewed.

Full details

Core Strategy (PDF)

Core Strategy Proposals Maps

  1. Core Strategy Ambleside map (Word document)
  2. Core Strategy Backbarrow and Haverthwaite map (Word document)
  3. Core Strategy Bootle map (Word document)
  4. Core Strategy Broughton-in-Furness map (Word document)
  5. Core Strategy Caldbeck map (Word document)
  6. Core Strategy Coniston map (Word document)
  7. Core Strategy Glenridding and Patterdale map (Word document)
  8. Core Strategy Gosforth map (Word document)
  9. Core Strategy Grasmere map (Word document)
  10. Core Strategy Hawkshead map (Word document)
  11. Core Strategy Keswick map (Word document)
  12. Core Strategy Staveley map (Word document)
  13. Core Strategy Windermere map (Word document) and Core Strategy Bowness map (PDF)
  14. Core Strategy Proposals Map (Word document)

Sustainability Appraisal

A Sustainability Appraisal has informed the production of the Core Strategy, setting out the likely social, economic and environmental effects of the policies and proposals.

Core Strategy examination and earlier stages

The Core Strategy examination page provides details of the public examination process, background, evidence and process documents, together with the Inspector’s final report.

Other policies

There are a number of saved policies from the Lake District National Park Local Plan, and the Cumbria and Lake District Joint Structure Plan. We have produced a Consolidated document of saved Lake District Local Plan and Joint Structure Plan Policies (PDF) to help explain the situation. These policies are still part of the Authority’s adopted Development Plan.

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