Rural homes 20% more expensive’
Sunday, 1 October 2017
Buying a house in the countryside costs 20% than it does in a town or city, according to the latest figures. Although a ‘rural premium’ exists across the country, rural
The RSN is challenging often overlooked rural threats such as chronic underfunding, changes in population and diminishing resources.
Buying a house in the countryside costs 20% than it does in a town or city, according to the latest figures. Although a ‘rural premium’ exists across the country, rural
The Rural Services Network responds to government proposals to increase the supply of new homes.
The need for more affordable rural homes continues to rise, the Rural Services Network has warned.
Rural group speaks out on housing
Almost £23m in funding aims to give local communities more say in the development of their area.
Rural schools will gain up to 5% in funding under a plans for a fairer national funding formula, says the government.
A think piece by Dr Gary Bosworth (University of Lincoln) on David Goodhart’s best-seller The Road to Somewhere; The new tribes shaping British politics” in light of his presentation to
Involving local residents in housing design could make rural affordable homes more acceptable, say campaigners.
Rural areas are among six regions that will pilot a scheme to bring full fibre broadband businesses, schools and hospitals.
THE government wants more councils to join forces and submit proposals to retain the growth in their business rates income.
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The RSN is challenging often overlooked rural threats such as chronic underfunding, changes in population and diminishing resources.
Buying a house in the countryside costs 20% than it does in a town or city, according to the latest figures. Although a ‘rural premium’ exists across the country, rural
The Rural Services Network responds to government proposals to increase the supply of new homes.
The need for more affordable rural homes continues to rise, the Rural Services Network has warned.
Rural group speaks out on housing
Almost £23m in funding aims to give local communities more say in the development of their area.
Rural schools will gain up to 5% in funding under a plans for a fairer national funding formula, says the government.
A think piece by Dr Gary Bosworth (University of Lincoln) on David Goodhart’s best-seller The Road to Somewhere; The new tribes shaping British politics” in light of his presentation to
Involving local residents in housing design could make rural affordable homes more acceptable, say campaigners.
Rural areas are among six regions that will pilot a scheme to bring full fibre broadband businesses, schools and hospitals.
THE government wants more councils to join forces and submit proposals to retain the growth in their business rates income.
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