England schools set for minimum week length in new rules
Monday, 28 March 2022
An article published by the BBC details how all schools in England will have to open for at least 32.5 hours a week, under government plans
An article published by the BBC details how all schools in England will have to open for at least 32.5 hours a week, under government plans
Boris Johnson is expected to open the door to more onshore wind in the forthcoming energy strategy, despite some cabinet ministers lobbying against relaxing planning laws to allow more turbines
The Spring Statement signified a “blow for rural businesses”, Ministers have been warned, with “insufficient support for the rural economy and hospitality businesses”
The Department for Transport (DfT) has pledged that the number of charge points by the end of the decade will be the equivalent to almost five times the number of
The National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE) has launched a new survey alongside the Government that seeks views and experiences of rural broadband connectivity from small and medium-sized businesses
BBC reports that the scheme to provide decent broadband in rural Devon is actually preventing a village from getting access.
Business Live reports that the South West economy is expected to grow faster than any other region of the UK in 2022 including London, according to a new report by
Boutique Hotelier reports it has been claimed that over 100,000 off-grid businesses will be unfairly penalised if government decarbonisation proposals to enforce electric heat technologies in rural areas go ahead.
Planning reports that the Government has awarded twenty-five areas across England a share of £3 million as part of the Government’s Design Code Pathfinder Programme to help draw up local
The Daily Mail reports ministers are discussing relaxation of planning rules for onshore wind farms, despite warnings it will spark a rural backlash.
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An article published by the BBC details how all schools in England will have to open for at least 32.5 hours a week, under government plans
Boris Johnson is expected to open the door to more onshore wind in the forthcoming energy strategy, despite some cabinet ministers lobbying against relaxing planning laws to allow more turbines
The Spring Statement signified a “blow for rural businesses”, Ministers have been warned, with “insufficient support for the rural economy and hospitality businesses”
The Department for Transport (DfT) has pledged that the number of charge points by the end of the decade will be the equivalent to almost five times the number of fuel pumps on UK roads today
The National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE) has launched a new survey alongside the Government that seeks views and experiences of rural broadband connectivity from small and medium-sized businesses in such areas
BBC reports that the scheme to provide decent broadband in rural Devon is actually preventing a village from getting access.
Business Live reports that the South West economy is expected to grow faster than any other region of the UK in 2022 including London, according to a new report by PWC.
Boutique Hotelier reports it has been claimed that over 100,000 off-grid businesses will be unfairly penalised if government decarbonisation proposals to enforce electric heat technologies in rural areas go ahead.
Planning reports that the Government has awarded twenty-five areas across England a share of £3 million as part of the Government’s Design Code Pathfinder Programme to help draw up local design codes.
The Daily Mail reports ministers are discussing relaxation of planning rules for onshore wind farms, despite warnings it will spark a rural backlash.
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