RSN Achievements in 2022
As 2022 draws to a close we are taking a moment to reflect on our achievements for our member organisations in 2022
Bus fares will be capped at £2 to ease cost of living
The BBC report that more than 130 bus operators outside London will begin capping single adult fares at £2 next month as part of a government-funded scheme to help people save money
Rural poverty: ‘We’ve got two full-time jobs and it’s still not enough to pay the bills’
ITV News reports that a new YouGov Survey for End Fuel Poverty Coalition revealed that half of those who live in rural households are classed as vulnerable – with one in five elderly people living in cold, damp homes, and 44% of them living in fuel poverty for the first time
Additional cost of living payment will be paid to millions of households who use oil, LPG or biomass boilers to heat homes
Chronicle Live reports that North East families living in rural County Durham and Northumberland who have no mains gas will be receiving an additional £200 cost of living payment in the new year
December Edition of Casebook from the Rural Health and Care Alliance
December 2022 Edition This time round some thoughts on the impact of industrial action on rural dwellers, covid in another couple of twists and turns, a miracle dog, workforce dynamics and our agenda for next year… NEWS COMMENTARY Hospitals told to free up beds for ambulance strike I don’t want to open up much of […]
