| Levelling Up Rural Areas The Government launched the Levelling Up White Paper in February this year, setting out it’s vision to give everyone the opportunity to flourish, and ending geographical inequality which is such a striking feature of the UK. |
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The Rural Services Network has explored the Levelling Up White Paper and produced an overall Rural Lens Review along with specific analysis of the individual chapters.
The Rural Lens reviews explore the policy implications for rural areas, and set out where rural needs and challenges should have been considered.
We have also produced a Rural Lens Review of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill
These are available below:
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The Rural Services Network has been campaigning to ensure that rural areas are not left behind in levelling up and commissioned research into rural areas.
The research commissioned by the RSN shows that were England’s rural communities a distinct region, their need for Levelling Up would be greater than that of any other part of the country.
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The Government has set out 12 missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and act as an anchor for the expectations and plans of the private sector and civil society.
The Rural Services Network has explored the missions and metrics and as part of their membership offer, has created an analysis for each local authority in SPARSE membership of RSN. This shows their position compared to other rural local authorities and the England Average. This enables the council to see their performance for each of the measures that the Government says it will be focusing on.
The analysis has been produced to date for Missions 1, 2 & 10 and you can access your local authority figures below:
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Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Mission 4: By 2030, the UK will have nationwide gigabit-capable broadband and 4G coverage, with 5G coverage for the majority of the population
Mission 10: By 2030, renters will have a secure path to ownership with the number of first-time buyers increasing in all areas; and the government’s ambition is for the number
The Rural Services Network has explored the missions and metrics and as part of their membership offer, has created an analysis for each local authority in SPARSE membership of RSN.
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill was published and given its first reading on 12 May 2022. place from 2024, once the Bill has Royal Assent and associated regulations and changes
Research launched by the Rural Services Network last week, shows how the ‘Levelling Up White paper fails to capture rural disadvantage meaning the Government should introduce new metrics’ according to
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| Levelling Up Rural Areas The Government launched the Levelling Up White Paper in February this year, setting out it’s vision to give everyone the opportunity to flourish, and ending geographical inequality which is such a striking feature of the UK. |
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The Rural Services Network has explored the Levelling Up White Paper and produced an overall Rural Lens Review along with specific analysis of the individual chapters.
The Rural Lens reviews explore the policy implications for rural areas, and set out where rural needs and challenges should have been considered.
We have also produced a Rural Lens Review of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill
These are available below:
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The Rural Services Network has been campaigning to ensure that rural areas are not left behind in levelling up and commissioned research into rural areas.
The research commissioned by the RSN shows that were England’s rural communities a distinct region, their need for Levelling Up would be greater than that of any other part of the country.
| Press release |
Research report |
The Government has set out 12 missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and act as an anchor for the expectations and plans of the private sector and civil society.
The Rural Services Network has explored the missions and metrics and as part of their membership offer, has created an analysis for each local authority in SPARSE membership of RSN. This shows their position compared to other rural local authorities and the England Average. This enables the council to see their performance for each of the measures that the Government says it will be focusing on.
The analysis has been produced to date for Missions 1, 2 & 10 and you can access your local authority figures below:
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Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
Mission 4: By 2030, the UK will have nationwide gigabit-capable broadband and 4G coverage, with 5G coverage for the majority of the population
Mission 10: By 2030, renters will have a secure path to ownership with the number of first-time buyers increasing in all areas; and the government’s ambition is for the number of non-decent rented homes to have fallen by 50%, with the biggest improvements in the lowest-performing areas
The Rural Services Network has explored the missions and metrics and as part of their membership offer, has created an analysis for each local authority in SPARSE membership of RSN. This shows their position compared to other rural local authorities and the England Average. This enables the council to see their performance for each of the measures that the Government says it will be focusing on.
Levelling Up: Missions and Metrics “The Levelling Up White Paper sets out twelve missions that support key levelling up objectives. These outline the medium-term ambition for the UK Government and
The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill was published and given its first reading on 12 May 2022. place from 2024, once the Bill has Royal Assent and associated regulations and changes to national policy are in place”. Alongside the Bill a Further Information Document was also published which is the main document the RSN is commenting on in this Rural Lens Review.
Research launched by the Rural Services Network last week, shows how the ‘Levelling Up White paper fails to capture rural disadvantage meaning the Government should introduce new metrics’ according to an article in the Local Government Chronicle
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