Cash in Rural Areas
Monday, 5 July 2021
The Government has launched at consultation on 1st July 2021 on Access to Cash
The Government has launched at consultation on 1st July 2021 on Access to Cash
NationalWorld (a company who cover the whole of the UK) have undertaken data analysis on Early Years Education providers during the first six months of the pandemic
Rural households are reportedly paying 76 percent more for broadband compared to urban households, according to research
Ahead of the local elections, the BBC interviews young people across the country who have struggled with dwindling bus services
News that around 100 petrol stations were forced to pause sales last year due to the pandemic
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
People in rural Norfolk face longer journeys than almost anyone in the country to pick up prescriptions at a pharmacy, attend a GP appointment or use leisure facilities
ACS (Association of Convenience Stores) has urged the Government to recognise the importance of rural shops and ensure that they are not left playing catch up when it comes to
A new £200 million rail upgrade ‘super-hub’ at Chester linking North Wales and the North West of England could power a pandemic bounce-back boom
With the Rural Services Network about to publish a new report on how the countryside economy can be revitalised our Chief Executive featured on Farming Today to discuss how the
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The Government has launched at consultation on 1st July 2021 on Access to Cash
NationalWorld (a company who cover the whole of the UK) have undertaken data analysis on Early Years Education providers during the first six months of the pandemic
Rural households are reportedly paying 76 percent more for broadband compared to urban households, according to research
Ahead of the local elections, the BBC interviews young people across the country who have struggled with dwindling bus services
News that around 100 petrol stations were forced to pause sales last year due to the pandemic
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
People in rural Norfolk face longer journeys than almost anyone in the country to pick up prescriptions at a pharmacy, attend a GP appointment or use leisure facilities
ACS (Association of Convenience Stores) has urged the Government to recognise the importance of rural shops and ensure that they are not left playing catch up when it comes to being able to provide services to their customers
A new £200 million rail upgrade ‘super-hub’ at Chester linking North Wales and the North West of England could power a pandemic bounce-back boom
With the Rural Services Network about to publish a new report on how the countryside economy can be revitalised our Chief Executive featured on Farming Today to discuss how the countryside have been hit harder by the pandemic than those in urban areas.
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