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Basildon Borough Council

… responsibility as the highways authority for the delivery of the Essex Local Transport Plan; Local Education Authority including early years and childcare; Minerals and Waste Planning Authority; Lead Local Flood Authority; lead advisors on Public Health and delivery of adult and children’s social care services and;  being an infrastructure funding partner, supporting the delivery of strategic…

… this will have to be assessed against the Government’s new proposed methodology for determining Local Housing Needs, due to be published by the end of July 2018. 10 6.3 The A127 Transport Corridor The A127 provides a strategic east to west transport route across the sub-region stretching from Southend to the London Borough of Havering (LBH) in east London with direct access to the M25, A130…

… spatial options, the authorities are considering the potential for new ‘Garden’ communities. These and other economic opportunities in the sub- region would be dependent upon significant investment in improving its road and rail transport infrastructure. The opening of the Elizabeth Line through central London offers major advantages in terms of connectivity to the new ‘Garden’ communities…

… Transport Framework, sitting under the three current statutory Local Transport Plans (LTPs) and forming part of the JSP. The Strategic Transport Framework will be prepared by the three Highway Authorities for South Essex, namely Thurrock and Southend Unitary Authorities and Essex County Council, with partners including the LPAs. Figure 4: The South Essex Planning Portfolio 8…

… effectively to ensure that the benefits and future opportunities arising from these advantages can be realised. 4 2.3 The growth offer in South Essex is therefore potentially significant, but there are a number of challenges in making sure that growth is healthy, inclusive and sustainable over the long term:  Major investment in transport and other infrastructure is required if South…