Last week at the opening of parliament, The King’s Speech highlighted a series of legislative priorities aimed at addressing critical national issues. A number of these new bills hold significant
At the opening of parliament on 17th July 2024, The King’s Speech highlighted a series of legislative priorities aimed at addressing critical national issues. A number of these new bills
In last week’s Bulletin, I reflected on what rural communities needed to hear in the King’s Speech. I had hoped that we would see the following principles applied through the provisions set out: An approach that considers the different challenges rural areas face, and solutions to target those challenges; Policy that has been designed to meet the needs of rural areas; The right data, collected at the right level, to enable policy makers to measure the success of policy decisions from both a rural and urban perspective.
Kerry Booth, Chief Executive of the Rural Services Network reflects on the Kings Speech, due to take place today.
Last week at the opening of parliament, The King’s Speech highlighted a series of legislative
At the opening of parliament on 17th July 2024, The King’s Speech highlighted a series
In last week’s Bulletin, I reflected on what rural communities needed to hear in the King’s Speech. I had hoped that we would see the following principles applied through the provisions set out: An approach that considers the different challenges rural areas face, and solutions to target those challenges; Policy that has been designed to meet the needs of rural areas; The right data, collected at the right level, to enable policy makers to measure the success of policy decisions from both a rural and urban perspective.
Kerry Booth, Chief Executive of the Rural Services Network reflects on the Kings Speech, due to take place today.
