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Torbay Local Plan Regulation 19 Publication Version and Consultation
Strategic Policy SCS: Sustainable and inclusive communities strategy
Representation ID: 3217
Received: 24/09/2026
Respondent: Torbay United (Statutory / General Consultation Body)
Add a new criterion (xvii):
Work with faith communities, representing many diverse and varied groups within the community, where they are engaged in work which furthers the development proposals and objectives of this Strategic Policy SCS.
Comment
Torbay Local Plan Regulation 19 Publication Version and Consultation
Strategic Policy SCS: Sustainable and inclusive communities strategy
Representation ID: 3218
Received: 24/09/2026
Respondent: Torbay United (Statutory / General Consultation Body)
Add a new paragraph 5.19, immediately after paragraph 5.18
5.19 The faith communities in Torbay, representing many residents from very different backgrounds, have historically and continue to be significant contributors to the wellbeing of the Torbay community. This includes voluntary and community services such as addressing loneliness and homelessness, providing food, opening churches, halls and other faith-community buildings for wider community use, and supporting spiritual, mental and physical wellbeing.
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Torbay Local Plan Regulation 19 Publication Version and Consultation
Strategic Policy SC1: Public health and wellbeing
Representation ID: 3219
Received: 24/09/2026
Respondent: Torbay United (Statutory / General Consultation Body)
Add a new paragraph 5.19, immediately after paragraph 5.18
5.19 The faith communities in Torbay, representing many residents from very different backgrounds, have historically and continue to be significant contributors to the wellbeing of the Torbay community. This includes voluntary and community services such as addressing loneliness and homelessness, providing food, opening churches, halls and other faith-community buildings for wider community use, and supporting spiritual, mental and physical wellbeing.