Much more than bricks
July 23, 2021
When I first started working in the rural housing sector in 2019, my initial thoughts were: “How do I get excited about bricks? What is so interesting about hard-hats and Hi-Viz?”
When I first started working in the rural housing sector in 2019, my initial thoughts were: “How do I get excited about bricks? What is so interesting about hard-hats and Hi-Viz?”
Rural Housing week is here and we’d like to take this opportunity to shine a light on the work of the RSN that focuses on Rural Affordable Housing, along with
English Rural is holding the second of a series of planned, regional webinars, focussing on how affordable rural housing changes lives and communities
English Rural held the first of a series of planned, regional webinars which focused on how affordable rural housing changes lives and communities. The first session had a particular focus
A ‘silent epidemic’ is how the Commission for Loneliness describes the scale and impact of social isolation
The Rural Services Network, along with CPRE and English Rural Housing commissioned research into the Economic and Fiscal case for investing in rural affordable housing to drive post-pandemic recovery
Homelessness in rural areas has more than doubled in the past two years, according to analysis of government figures from CPRE
There exist a number of risks and opportunities for affordable rural housing at present. These include the introduction of First Homes Exception Sites, the thresholds at which sites are required to provide affordable
Feature provided by Martin Collett – Chief Executive of English Rural:
“My Home Is Kinder To Me, My Wallet And The Planet”: Perspectives On A Retrofit ProgrammeChristine Saunders, An English Rural Resident from the village of Clavering, Essex “It was the
When I first started working in the rural housing sector in 2019, my initial thoughts were: “How do I get excited about bricks? What is so interesting about hard-hats and Hi-Viz?”
Rural Housing week is here and we’d like to take this opportunity to shine a
English Rural is holding the second of a series of planned, regional webinars, focussing on how affordable rural housing changes lives and communities
English Rural held the first of a series of planned, regional webinars which focused on
A ‘silent epidemic’ is how the Commission for Loneliness describes the scale and impact of social isolation
The Rural Services Network, along with CPRE and English Rural Housing commissioned research into the Economic and Fiscal case for investing in rural affordable housing to drive post-pandemic recovery
Homelessness in rural areas has more than doubled in the past two years, according to analysis of government figures from CPRE
There exist a number of risks and opportunities for affordable rural housing at present. These
Feature provided by Martin Collett – Chief Executive of English Rural:
“My Home Is Kinder To Me, My Wallet And The Planet”: Perspectives On A Retrofit
