Documents & Publications - Strategy documents
- Autism Strategy (Oct 28 2015 14:56)
The strategy aims to ensure that people with autism their families and carers are empowered to make their aspirations a reality. - Biodiversity Action Plan (Apr 28 2014 13:34)
Statement of what the Biodiversity Partnership, with support from a number of locally-based NGOs, community groups and individual recorders intend to achieve over the next five years as well as a resource for other purposes. - British Sign Language Plan 2018-24 (Feb 4 2019 14:40)
British Sign Language Plan 2018-24 for promoting use of BSL - Clackmannanshire Education Plan - National Improvement Framework (Sep 6 2017 10:06)
This plan is structured around the 4 key priorities of the National Improvement Framework. - Clackmannanshire Housing Strategy 2012-2017 (Jun 27 2013 15:33)
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2001, requires all Councils to have a Local Housing Strategy. The purpose of the strategy is to identify and tackle the key areas of concern for housing. This includes providing new housing of all tenures of the size and ty - Clackmannanshire Housing Strategy Update 2014 (Aug 21 2014 13:59)
2014 update of the Clackmannanshire Housing Strategy priority outcomes. - Clackmannanshire Local Child Poverty Action Report 2018/19 (Jun 28 2019 13:30)
This report includes a range of initiatives which contribute to Strategic Priorities and Locality Priorities. - Clackmannanshire Single Outcome Agreement 2013-2023 (Sep 17 2008 14:52)
Single Outcome Agreement 2013-2023 - Contaminated Land Inspection Strategy (Mar 10 2005 18:50)
In 2002, Clackmannanshire Council published �Contaminated Land Strategy� which outlined how it would implement the statutory regime. Since that time the Council has made significant progress. This document is a review and update of that strategy - Corporate Parenting Plan (Jul 14 2009 9:46)
This plan provides the framework for elected members, officers and partners in fulfilling their duties and responsibilities, as corporate parents of Looked After children and young people in Clackmannanshire. - Corporate Plan 2018-22 (Jan 7 2019 15:13)
Corporate Plan 2018-22 - Environmental Assessment Screening Documents (Aug 27 2007 9:41)
Environmental Assessment Screening Documents - Forestry and Woodland Strategy (Dec 4 2012 12:09)
Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils Forestry and Woodland Strategy - Forth Valley Multi Agency Guidance in relation to Human Trafficking (May 31 2019 7:22)
This multi-agency Guidance reflects the need for services to work together effectively to respond to victims of human trafficking across Forth Valley. - Housing Need and Demand Assessment (Aug 10 2011 14:12)
An HNDA estimates the future number of additional homes to meet existing and future need and demand. It also captures information on the operation of the housing system to assist Clackmannanshire Council develop policies for new housing supply, mana - Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Strategy (Jul 28 2011 9:29)
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Strategy - Local Outcomes Improvement Plan (LOIP) 2017-2027 (Sep 29 2017 10:34)
This plans sets out the vision of the Clackmannanshire Alliance for the next 10 years and builds upon the successes of our previous plan the SOA for Clackmannanshire 2013/23 - Local Transport Strategy 2009 - 2014 Consultation (Apr 19 2010 9:37)
Results of the 2009 LTS Consultation - Local Transport Strategy 2010 - 2014 (for consultation) (Nov 17 2010 12:31)
Local Transport Strategy 2010 - 2014 (for consultation) - Parental Involvement and Engagement Strategy (Apr 24 2018 9:35)
This strategy sits within a framework of planning and reporting including the LOIP produced by the Community Planning Partnership and the Integrated Childrens Services Framework. - Procurement Strategy (Nov 4 2008 10:50)
This document sets out a procurement strategy for the Council that seeks to communicate the Council�s vision for procurement. - RIPSA Policy (Nov 4 2010 9:31)
Councils policy on the regulation of investigatory powers act. - Road Asset Management Plan (RAMP) (Sep 6 2012 11:31)
The Road Asset Management Plan (RAMP) 2012 is the second version of an infrastructure asset management plan and sets out the systematic approach adopted by Clackmannanshire Council for the management of its road assets. - Road Safety Plan 2006 - 2009 (Jan 24 2008 13:55)
The aim of this Road Safety Plan is to develop a structured approach to achieving a reduction in the number of road traffic accidents for the period 2006 – 2009 and beyond. - Roads & Transportation Customer Service Strategy (Sep 18 2012 12:25)
This Strategy covers the range of our services and provides information on the tools that we use to monitor, improve, review and report on our service delivery. - Roads & Transportation Services Action Plan 2012-13 (Sep 18 2012 12:38)
The Roads and Transportation Services Action Plan covers the work of the service for the period 2012 to 2013. It explains our links to corporate priority outcomes, details key performance indicators, and provides an action plan to take the service
- Scottish Attainment Challenge (Jun 2 2015 9:34)
Information about the vision, priorities and expectations of our Education Service in relation to raising educational attainment and achievement, particularly for vulnerable children and young people. - Sport and Active Living Framework 2018-28 (May 15 2019 13:28)
This framework takes a whole population approach to sport and active living, however, it aims to ensure it is accessible for all and particularly those who already face barriers through poverty, life circumstances or disability. - Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy (Oct 5 2010 10:52)
The adopted Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy document. - Sustainability SEA Screening Report July 2007 (Aug 27 2007 11:42)
Screening report for the Clackmannanshire Sustainability Strategy. - Taking Clackmannanshire Forward, Corporate Priorities 2012-2017 (Apr 11 2014 11:45)
This document sets out in the Council’s corporate priority actions for the next five year period and lets the people of Clackmannanshire know what they can expect of their Council.