Social Infrastructure
Social infrastructure covers a range of services and facilities that meet local and strategic needs and contribute towards a good quality of life. It includes health provision, education, community, play, youth, early years, recreation, sports, faith, criminal justice and emergency facilities
Social infrastructure plays an important role in developing strong and inclusive communities. It can provide opportunities to bring different groups of people together, contributing to social integration and the desirability of a place
- Full name or Short Description
- A range of services and facilities that meet local and strategic needs
- Source of definition
- The London Plan Chapter 5
- Source and further information
- https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/london-plan/new-london-plan/london-plan-2021
- Classification
- Asset
- Category
- Social
- Status
- Aspirational
- Date created
- 28/Apr/2021
- Date updated
- 28/Apr/2021