Michael Gove to push homebuilding in the north of England
Monday, 11 October 2021
The Guardian reports that the new levelling up secretary to refocus planning proposals in favour of less developed regions
The RSN is challenging often overlooked rural threats such as chronic underfunding, changes in population and diminishing resources.
The Guardian reports that the new levelling up secretary to refocus planning proposals in favour of less developed regions
House prices registered the strongest monthly rise for 14 years in September, pushing the average cost of a home to a record high and reversing a three-month decline in annual
The Office of National Statistics revealed that house prices rose up to three times faster in some rural areas compared to the national average in July
Conservative Chairman, Oliver Dowden, used his inaugural address at the Conservatives’ conference in Manchester to signal that concerns about planning reforms had been heard and reassured that new laws will
The Labour Party will create a minister for rural affairs in every Government department in attempt to pinch Conservative voters in the countryside
The ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) have published the Local Shop Report 2021
The Times reports that the government is reportedly backtracking on its commitment to overhaul planning laws in order to accelerate infrastructure projects with a target of building 300,000 homes a
The Yorkshire Post reports that Councillor Stewart Golton and Liberal Democrat John Lawson collaborated on a letter sent to West Yorkshire Combined Authority board members, in hopes to reunite the
The Telegraph reports that, rural fuel stations which maintain single-pump forecourts will begin to solely stock new standard E10 petrol, despite it not being compatible with older car engines
The Today Conveyancer reports that an increased demand for country living has encouraged housing developers and local authorities to create more homes, resulting in an increase of new-build developments in
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The RSN is challenging often overlooked rural threats such as chronic underfunding, changes in population and diminishing resources.
The Guardian reports that the new levelling up secretary to refocus planning proposals in favour of less developed regions
House prices registered the strongest monthly rise for 14 years in September, pushing the average cost of a home to a record high and reversing a three-month decline in annual growth
The Office of National Statistics revealed that house prices rose up to three times faster in some rural areas compared to the national average in July
Conservative Chairman, Oliver Dowden, used his inaugural address at the Conservatives’ conference in Manchester to signal that concerns about planning reforms had been heard and reassured that new laws will prevent the countryside being “despoiled by ugly development”
The Labour Party will create a minister for rural affairs in every Government department in attempt to pinch Conservative voters in the countryside
The ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) have published the Local Shop Report 2021
The Times reports that the government is reportedly backtracking on its commitment to overhaul planning laws in order to accelerate infrastructure projects with a target of building 300,000 homes a year in England, following criticism from southern voters and MPs, who said the changes would lead to the “suburbanisation” of green areas without delivering much-needed affordable housing
The Yorkshire Post reports that Councillor Stewart Golton and Liberal Democrat John Lawson collaborated on a letter sent to West Yorkshire Combined Authority board members, in hopes to reunite the West Yorkshire Rural Partnership group due to recent success of similar organisations in other parts of Yorkshire
The Telegraph reports that, rural fuel stations which maintain single-pump forecourts will begin to solely stock new standard E10 petrol, despite it not being compatible with older car engines
The Today Conveyancer reports that an increased demand for country living has encouraged housing developers and local authorities to create more homes, resulting in an increase of new-build developments in rural areas
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