Cornwall still feeling the legacy of G7 event
Monday, 18 September 2023
Two years after world leaders descended on Cornwall for the G7 event, more than 40 nature recovery projects are underway.
Two years after world leaders descended on Cornwall for the G7 event, more than 40 nature recovery projects are underway.
Landlines in the UK are going digital, and by 2026 calls will be made over a broadband line.
The Government has made crucial last-minute amends to its much-lauded Energy Bill. There has been growing concern from rural MPs over recent months that the Bill unfairly discriminates against rural
The Government has promised to prioritise rural communities in its £129m roll out of hundreds of new zero-emission buses.
A new report has revealed that communities which embrace use of the Rural Exception Site planning policy can significantly increase the delivery of affordable homes in the English countryside, while
Barclays has announced it is to close at least 180 of its branches in the next 2 years, more than a third of its entire UK networks.
A new report from Uswitch, reveals that broadband outages have doubled in the last year.
Onshore wind projects which are supported by local people will be approved more quickly in England, under new measures being brought forward by the Government.
As the government starts work on the Provisional Local Government Funding Settlement for 2024/25, due for release in December, RSN Chief Executive Kerry Booth has written to the Secretary of
The RSN has joined a coalition of businesses, charities and consumer groups to issue an open letter to Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, urging for the protection of cash
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Two years after world leaders descended on Cornwall for the G7 event, more than 40 nature recovery projects are underway.
Landlines in the UK are going digital, and by 2026 calls will be made over a broadband line.
The Government has made crucial last-minute amends to its much-lauded Energy Bill. There has been growing concern from rural MPs over recent months that the Bill unfairly discriminates against rural communities, especially with regards to what has been labelled as “the boiler ban”.
The Government has promised to prioritise rural communities in its £129m roll out of hundreds of new zero-emission buses.
A new report has revealed that communities which embrace use of the Rural Exception Site planning policy can significantly increase the delivery of affordable homes in the English countryside, while maintaining the community’s local character.
Barclays has announced it is to close at least 180 of its branches in the next 2 years, more than a third of its entire UK networks.
A new report from Uswitch, reveals that broadband outages have doubled in the last year.
Onshore wind projects which are supported by local people will be approved more quickly in England, under new measures being brought forward by the Government.
As the government starts work on the Provisional Local Government Funding Settlement for 2024/25, due for release in December, RSN Chief Executive Kerry Booth has written to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP (Con, Surrey Heath), asking him for a fairer deal for rural local authorities
The RSN has joined a coalition of businesses, charities and consumer groups to issue an open letter to Jeremy Hunt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, urging for the protection of cash as a critical payment method for both consumers and businesses.
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