What is the South East Plan?
The South East Plan is the regional framework for managing future development in the South East and replaces government planning guidance for the South East (RPG9). It has been prepared by the South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA). It sets the standards and principles for the physical development of the region for 20 years and is used to guide the local plans and strategies produced by Councils.
The South East Plan sets a target of 4,800 new homes to be built across the Borough from 2006-2026.
This page is for information only - for further details please go to the Government Office for the South East website.
What is the timescale of the Plan?
The South East Plan was adopted in May 2009 and covers the period 2006-2026.
What themes are covered in the Plan?
Key themes for the South East Plan include:
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making urban living more attractive through physical and social regeneration, improved design and a renaissance of our towns and cities
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improving access to housing by providing what the region needs in terms of new homes
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making access easier for people who need to reach services such as shops and doctors, workplaces or leisure, cultural and recreational facilities
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encouraging more prudent use of natural resources such as water and energy as well as reducing the amount of waste we all produce
