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Fax: 01954 713 149
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Traveller Needs Assessment

In 2004 the Cambridgeshire authorities plus four other authorities in the sub-region commissioned a sub-regional Travellers Needs Assessment (TNA).

Cambridgeshire County Council led a multi-agency consortium involving South Cambridgeshire; East Cambridgeshire; Fenland; Huntingdonshire; Cambridge City; Peterborough (unitary); King's Lynn & West Norfolk (Norfolk); Forest Heath and St. Edmundsbury (both Suffolk). The assessment was carried out by academics from Anglia Ruskin University and Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College. In order to ensure credibility with the Traveller community, a Traveller consultant was engaged to work with the research team.

The Traveller Needs Assessment was completed in 2006 and the final results can be downloaded:

• Final Cambridge Sub-Region Travellers Needs Assessment
• Final Cambridge Sub-Region Travellers Needs Assessment (Summary)