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People, places, futures: the Wales spatial plan. 2008 update - consultation

Publication Year

2008

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Sets out a vision for how each part of Wales should develop sustainably, economically, socially and environmentally over the next 20 years.

Document History

Superseded by People, places, futures - the Wales spatial plan: 2008 update (WAG, 2008). Consultation closed on 24 April 2008. To be read with People, places, futures - the Wales spatial plan (NAW, 2004) and Wales spatial plan update - strategic environmental assessment. Environmental report - non-technical summary (WAG, 2008).

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Welsh Assembly Government

Now known as the Welsh Government. The Welsh Assembly Government was the devolved government for Wales. They published a number of strategies, policies, consultation papers, circulars, leaflets and posters.