RSS Monitoring
*Latest News* - 2007 Annual Monitoring Report Available for download
Plus - New Supplementary Reports will be available on this website in mid March.
- Green Belt - 2007 data
- Housing - 2006 data
- Employment Land 2006 data
The Assembly, as the Regional Planning Body, has a responsibility to monitor the implementation and effectiveness of the Regional Spatial Strategy for the West Midlands.
Monitoring is a key part of the Government's new planning system in order to address questions like:
- are policies achieving their objectives?
- have policies had unintended consequences?
- are the assumptions and objectives behind the policies still relevant?
- are the targets being achieved?
Monitoring will help to underpin the assessment of current and development of future planning policies at local, sub-regional and regional levels.
The Assembly is required to produce an Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) by the end of February each year for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM). Data acquisition begins in late spring of each year and relates to the previous period 1st April to 31st March.
Also Available:
2006 Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) - published Feb 2007
The West Midlands Annual Monitoring Report 2006
2005 Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) - published Feb 2006
The West Midlands Annual Monitoring Report 2005 is now available. Click on the links below to view the document.
Forward and Executive Summary- Introduction
- Headline Indicators
- Communities for the Future
- Prosperity for All
- Quality of the Environment
- Transport and Accessibility
- Annex 1 and 2
- Data Tables and other Annexes
2004 Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) - published Feb 2005
The West Midlands Annual Monitoring Report 2004
AMR Supplementary Reports
In the West Midlands we have a long tradition of effective monitoring of formerly RPG and now RSS. To supplement the statutory requirement for an Annual Monitoring Report, WMRA has now produced four themed reports to maximise the benefit of the 2004 monitoring data:
Other Useful Documents
For further information about Monitoring please contact Paul Bayliss, West Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy Team on 0121 678 1027.