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What is the Devon sufficiency strategy? ›

The 'sufficiency duty' requires Local Authorities and children's safeguarding partners to ensure that there is sufficient local accommodation and support to meet the needs of all children and young people in care, or that there is a plan in place to move towards that position.

A dad from Kent has won a renovated cottage in Devon worth more than £2 million and £100,000 in cash. Simon Williams, 41, is the latest winner of the Omaze Million Pound House Draw - spending £25 on his ticket.

The Strategy forecasts the need for approximately 4,000 fast chargers and 600 rapid chargers in Devon by 2030. As of July 2023, there are 539 publicly accessible charging devices in Devon.

Devon Accessibility Strategy

The Accessibility Strategy sets out the Local Authority's plan to increase access to education for pupils with disabilities in all schools. Schools should take account of the strategy when drawing up their own school accessibility plans.

Our new 2030 Estate Strategy will build on the 2021 Strategy and focus on Clarity and Purpose. Ensuring that the ambition, enthusiasm and commitment, which has been the core of our approach, continues in a way which is not only right for today, but also tomorrow.

Sufficiency is a sustainability strategy with a key focus on the question 'How much do we need, and why? ' It is based on a personal and societal definition of the right measure, i.e. the balance between the satisfaction of existing needs and the consumption of resources, and associated negative environmental impacts.

Flourishing Culture: The Northern Devon Cultural Strategy focuses on 3 main themes: HELPING PEOPLE BLOSSOM builds on a long history of culture passing between people in northern Devon, from skills being shared through the generations, to ideas travelling the world through trade.

The Trafford sufficiency strategy 2021-2023 sets out the Council's approach to meeting its responsibilities to provide secure, safe, and appropriate accommodation for children and young people who need our care. and if they are not able to see family again, to know and understand why not.

Key themes include strengthening and supporting community-led culture organisations to enhance the quality of life and wellbeing in East Devon's towns and villages, protecting and enhancing the environment, growing cultural tourism alongside the new Tourism Strategy, as well as supporting new places of culture to ...