Addressing Challenges and Enhancing Support for Rural Communities
October 14, 2024
A report from the House of Lords Library, titled
A report from the House of Lords Library, titled
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Rural Services, supported by the Rural Services Network as the Secretariat, held its inaugural meeting last week with a clear sense of enthusiasm and purpose. With a full room of MPs eager to advocate for rural communities, the session highlighted both the commitment of its members and the crucial issues they aim to address over the coming year.
Last week, we featured an article highlighting the Risk of Rural Pharmacy Deserts Threatening Medicine Supplies. This week’s parliamentary debate continued the focus on rural pharmacy challenges, emphasising the need to address accessibility in these communities.
On behalf of the Rural Services Network (RSN), I extend our heartfelt congratulations on your recent appointment as Prime Minister.
As the Rural Services Network (RSN), the national advocate for rural services and communities, we extend our congratulations to the new government and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. We eagerly
In the wake of the recent General Election, significant changes have been announced within the Local Government Association (LGA). Cllr Shaun Davies has officially stepped down from his position as LGA Chair, following his successful election as the new Member of Parliament for Telford
Our Chief Executive Kerry Booth has been reviewing the manifesto from the main political parties over the last week to see what they are promising for rural communities.
Rural Services Network Responds to Prime Minister’s General Election Announcement
Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) is urging politicians of all persuasions not to forget the needs and circumstances of people living and working in the countryside in the run up to the general election
As the Chancellor prepares to deliver the Spring Budget on March 6, 2024, anticipation builds among members of rural communities and supporters of The Rural Services Network.
A report from the House of Lords Library, titled
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Rural Services, supported by the Rural Services Network as the Secretariat, held its inaugural meeting last week with a clear sense of enthusiasm and purpose. With a full room of MPs eager to advocate for rural communities, the session highlighted both the commitment of its members and the crucial issues they aim to address over the coming year.
Last week, we featured an article highlighting the Risk of Rural Pharmacy Deserts Threatening Medicine Supplies. This week’s parliamentary debate continued the focus on rural pharmacy challenges, emphasising the need to address accessibility in these communities.
On behalf of the Rural Services Network (RSN), I extend our heartfelt congratulations on your recent appointment as Prime Minister.
As the Rural Services Network (RSN), the national advocate for rural services and communities, we
In the wake of the recent General Election, significant changes have been announced within the Local Government Association (LGA). Cllr Shaun Davies has officially stepped down from his position as LGA Chair, following his successful election as the new Member of Parliament for Telford
Our Chief Executive Kerry Booth has been reviewing the manifesto from the main political parties over the last week to see what they are promising for rural communities.
Rural Services Network Responds to Prime Minister’s General Election Announcement
Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) is urging politicians of all persuasions not to forget the needs and circumstances of people living and working in the countryside in the run up to the general election
As the Chancellor prepares to deliver the Spring Budget on March 6, 2024, anticipation builds among members of rural communities and supporters of The Rural Services Network.
