Lake District National Park Authority (LAKE)
The information below gives an overview of the work that LAKE NPA does. It shows, separately, the business functions they do, the customer segments they serve and the strategic priorities they contribute to.
This pdf matrix [46KB] cross-references the information. It matches the specific business functions that LAKE NPA does to specific customer segments and specific strategic priorities*.
- Type of body
- National Park Authority
- CEO (or chairman)
- Richard Leafe
- Website
- www.lake-district.gov.uk
- Telephone
- +44 (0) 1539 724 555
- Link to annual report
- LAKE Annual Report
- Number of employees
- 178
- Annual turnover
- £11,062,000
- Body’s own objectives
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- To conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the National Parks;
- To promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special qualities of the Parks by the public.
- Governance structure
- Parks Authority Board
- Corporate sponsor
- SLR6 National Parks Policy and Sponsorship
- Policy sponsor
- Natural Environment Group
- Defra’s strategic priorities
(The body contributes to all the priorities listed below) -
- Climate change and energy
- Protecting the countryside and natural resource protection
- Sustainable rural communities
- Direct customers
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- Economic and social enterprise
- Public bodies
- Business functions
- Payments/charges
- Payments and grants
- Fees and charges
- Scheme approvals
- Regulation
- Inspection/compliance/surveillance
- Standard setting
- Investigation/enforcement
- Operations
- Field operations
- Emergency operations / contingencies
- Research
- Pure science
- Scientific risk assessment
- Socio-economic research
- Advice and publicity
- Policy advice to customers
- Information and facilitation
- Campaigns/publicity/promotions/awareness
- Direct customer handling channels
- Corporate systems
- HR
- Finance and procurement
- IT
*This shows activities across Defra's delivery landscape with respect to Defra's published strategic priorities, correct as at 3 August 2007. Defra is currently undergoing a Strategy Refresh which may reshape these priorities for the future.
The information contained in these pages is correct to the best of our knowledge as of 3 August 2007 and will be updated at regular intervals. If any information is incorrect or needs updating, please contact drt@defra.gsi.gov.uk.
Page last modified:3 August 2007
Page published: August 2007