Plympton Erle
With the exception of the historic parts of St. Maurice, and
Ridgeway, the area is dominated by fairly new residential developments,
particularly in Chaddlewood. Shops and community facilities are
good. The southern part has wide stretches of open countryside.
Local Facts and Figures
There are 7,032 homes in Erle - 676 of these were built between 1991 and 1999. Unemployment is one of the lowest in Plymouth. There are 80 listed buildings. The area has low crime rates and the population is above average in health.
Strong Points
The ease of access to shops and local facilities. An attractive and pleasant place in which to live. There are good public transport services. Easy access to the countryside and the coast.
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Plympton is situated just outside Plymouth, Devon UK, has a population of about 20,000 and is part of the City of Plymouth. It is divided into two areas (wards), Plympton Erle and Plympton St. Mary. Plymouth City Council provided the facts detailed.
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Strong Points
The ease of access to shops and local facilities. An attractive and pleasant place in which to live. There are good public transport services. Easy access to the countryside and the coast.
Weak Points
The speed and congestion of traffic. Lack of children's play areas and facilities. Too much housing development had taken place.
Local Peoples Vision
Conservation areas are recognised as assets and should be protected and enhanced. Homes and work places can exist together without conflict. The impact of cars travelling through the area is limited. Future development is kept to a minimum. The friendly atmosphere and community spirit is maintained. There is an attractive environment that does not suffer from litter and vandalism. There is ample provision for play and sports. Local shopping is a safe and pleasurable experience.