The One Stockport Live Well directory is part of our neighbourhoods and prevention ambitions which aim to create happy and healthy lives for everyone living in Stockport. It brings together local ...

Directors of Public Health in England have a statutory duty to write an annual Public Health report. It's written for residents and talks about the state of health within our communities. Each year ...

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Validation requirements About the biodiversity net gain planning condition Discharging the biodiversity net gain planning condition Phased developments Strategic significance About the biodiversity ...

The Healthy Stockport website includes self-care information, top tips and links to local support to help you and your family stay healthy and well. The website is accessible and includes audio and ...

Biodiversity refers to the variety of all living things on our planet. Enhanced biodiversity means a wider variety of species, habitats and ecosystems. Biodiversity net gain (BNG) is an approach to ...

You must submit a completed biodiversity net gain statement form with your planning application.

For free and confidential advice and support to make a change to improve your health, you can contact START by: To make a request for a member of the Public Health team to attend your company or ...

When onsite Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is deemed to be ‘significant’ in Stockport, it will need a s106 legal agreement to secure the 30-year maintenance and monitoring of the onsite BNG units. A s106 ...

Development cannot commence until the local planning authority has discharged the general biodiversity gain condition. Further information regarding this will have been included on the planning ...

A habitat bank needs to be registered on Natural England’s biodiversity gain site register. This is so biodiversity units in Stockport can be purchased by developers in order to achieve biodiversity ...