A promise from the Government to level up northern areas
Monday, 12 April 2021
Government announcements for levelling up for northern areas will not be as sustainable or effective if they overlook rural communities
Government announcements for levelling up for northern areas will not be as sustainable or effective if they overlook rural communities
Two electric vehicle chargepoints and two charging sockets for e-bikes have been installed at Blain House in Penrith
Daily ‘commuter trains’ now appear ‘outdated and unproductive’, as we are embracing a new flexible, hybrid model of working and commuting, whether through choice or the closure of city offices
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable local transport authorities to roll out zero emission buses, as the Government continues to build back greener
Almost 70 members of the Rural Services Network last week came together to discuss the issues surrounding Rural Digital Connectivity at one of the seminars organised and hosted by the
An estimated 11 million adults now have the opportunity to gain a new qualification for free, designed to help them to gain in-demand skills and secure great jobs
The publication of the revised Countryside Code, intended to provide guidance ahead of the ‘unprecedented’ number of domestic holidaymakers in rural areas of the country this summer
Poor access to public transport and fewer numbers of car owners are isolating people living in ‘left behind’ neighbourhoods from urban centres and essential services
‘Surge’ in the numbers of people who have moved out of London and other urban areas, or are planning to do so, after concluding they will be able to work
The Scottish Government’s funding per person is almost 30 per cent higher than the English equivalent, according to The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), as reported by the BBC and
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Government announcements for levelling up for northern areas will not be as sustainable or effective if they overlook rural communities
Two electric vehicle chargepoints and two charging sockets for e-bikes have been installed at Blain House in Penrith
Daily ‘commuter trains’ now appear ‘outdated and unproductive’, as we are embracing a new flexible, hybrid model of working and commuting, whether through choice or the closure of city offices
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable local transport authorities to roll out zero emission buses, as the Government continues to build back greener
Almost 70 members of the Rural Services Network last week came together to discuss the issues surrounding Rural Digital Connectivity at one of the seminars organised and hosted by the RSN
An estimated 11 million adults now have the opportunity to gain a new qualification for free, designed to help them to gain in-demand skills and secure great jobs
The publication of the revised Countryside Code, intended to provide guidance ahead of the ‘unprecedented’ number of domestic holidaymakers in rural areas of the country this summer
Poor access to public transport and fewer numbers of car owners are isolating people living in ‘left behind’ neighbourhoods from urban centres and essential services
‘Surge’ in the numbers of people who have moved out of London and other urban areas, or are planning to do so, after concluding they will be able to work from home for at least part of the week in future
The Scottish Government’s funding per person is almost 30 per cent higher than the English equivalent, according to The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), as reported by the BBC and the Times
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