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Appendix A - Draft Strategic Framework


 10 Strategic Objectives    10 Features of the Socio-Economic   Likely Output Categories
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       Narrative
 power of digital technologies will ensure Barrow has   •   No. of additional active travel infrastructure
 the best infrastructure to stay ahead through   e.g. cycle hubs, cycle storage
 generating business growth, fostering innovation and   •   Improved air quality linked to public
 improving lives.                   transport
                                 •   Reduced carbon from supply chain
                                    transport movements
 To deliver a more diverse and attractive housing offer   Median house prices are significantly below   •   No. of residential units linked to identified
 while ensuring the continued renewal of our existing stock   benchmarks. Barrow has good access to affordable   gaps (type and tenure)
 housing, but the housing mix is limited (50% terrace)   •   No. of residential units delivered on
 and there is a lack of high quality aspirational housing   previously developed/brownfield sites
 to attract and retain people.
 To achieve a vibrant town centre, leisure and service offer   Above average vacant units (14%) in the town centre*.   •   Increased footfall and spend (£)
 supporting the role of Barrow as a regional centre while   Retail heart has been damaged by out-of-town   •   No. of events/activities
 enhancing our rich built and cultural heritage   shopping and rise of e-commerce, with major retailers   •   No. of vacant units brought back into use
 earmarked for closure (M&S). Retail spend leakage is   •   No. of businesses started in
 undermining the BTD potential.     retail/leisure/culture
                                 •   Size of night-time economy (businesses,
                                    licenses, visitors)
 To put residents at the centre of public service delivery    Meet increased demand on local public services as a   •   Increase in user satisfaction
 result of economic and housing growth and   •   No. of partners working together to support
 demographic change; improved service delivery   delivery
 around citizen needs.           •   No. new partners engaged
                                 •   Additional funding levered
                                 •   To discuss: release land for new homes;
                                    savings in running costs; deliver integrated
                                    services for local communities
















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