
Rural Conference 2017 focuses on New Routes to Economic Growth
THE need to focus attention on rural economies and new routes to economic growth are the key themes of the Rural Conference 2017. Speakers at the autumn event include David
THE need to focus attention on rural economies and new routes to economic growth are the key themes of the Rural Conference 2017. Speakers at the autumn event include David
Politicians are being urged to ensure that Brexit works for the countryside when negotiations start after this month’s general election. The call was made in a rural charter published by
Calls for the next government to ensure its policies deliver a fair deal for the countryside have been welcomed by the Rural Services Network.
ACTION with Communities in Rural England has warned that future government policy must be fully ‘rural proofed’.
RURAL communities must not be sidelined by politicians standing in the general election, the Rural Services Network has warned.
PRESS RELEASEFor immediate release Tuesday 18 April 2017 RSN chief executive Graham Biggs said: “The Prime Minister called this general election to strengthen the UK’s hand during Brexit negotiations.” “Given
Experts have called for a more holistic approach to rural policy as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.
The government has published its latest guidance to assess the effects of its policies on rural areas. Rural areas are home to one-fifth of England’s population and a quarter of
The government has underlined its commitment to ensuring that rural local authorities receive a fairer share of public funding.
European subsidies should be refocused to unlock wider rural growth after the UK leaves the European Union, says a think tank report. The IPPR North document says key Common Agricultural
THE need to focus attention on rural economies and new routes to economic growth are the key themes of the Rural Conference 2017. Speakers at the autumn event include David
Politicians are being urged to ensure that Brexit works for the countryside when negotiations start after this month’s general election. The call was made in a rural charter published by
Calls for the next government to ensure its policies deliver a fair deal for the countryside have been welcomed by the Rural Services Network.
ACTION with Communities in Rural England has warned that future government policy must be fully ‘rural proofed’.
RURAL communities must not be sidelined by politicians standing in the general election, the Rural Services Network has warned.
PRESS RELEASEFor immediate release Tuesday 18 April 2017 RSN chief executive Graham Biggs said: “The Prime Minister called this general election to strengthen the UK’s hand during Brexit negotiations.” “Given
Experts have called for a more holistic approach to rural policy as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.
The government has published its latest guidance to assess the effects of its policies on rural areas. Rural areas are home to one-fifth of England’s population and a quarter of
The government has underlined its commitment to ensuring that rural local authorities receive a fairer share of public funding.
European subsidies should be refocused to unlock wider rural growth after the UK leaves the European Union, says a think tank report. The IPPR North document says key Common Agricultural