Rural communities are grappling with a severe affordable housing crisis, marked by high house prices, elevated living costs, and lower incomes, threatening their sustainability and vitality.
English Rural is holding the second of a series of planned, regional webinars, focussing on how affordable rural housing changes lives and communities
Rural house prices in England and Wales are increasing twice as fast as in cities, triggering a fresh affordability crisis for young people, with hotspots flaring up across the country
The BBC reports on how the ongoing narrative we heard over the course of the pandemic was how remote working was leading people to give up city life in favour
Data revealing that younger house buyers are just as keen on building a new life in the country as they are to move to the city
Nearly 400,000 homes will be built on greenfield sites in the south of England over the next five years, according to a new analysis of planning policy
Through a Written Ministerial Statement the Government has set out the requirements on local planning authorities to provide First Homes
The Times reports on proposed ways of building more homes in the countryside without ruining it, following increased levels of ‘urban flight’ caused by the pandemic
The Rural Services Network recently consulted its members, directly involved in hosing provision, on Government’s intentions to change aspects of the Right to Buy Regulations
Think tank, The Resolution Foundation, has published new research in Estate Agent Today suggesting that ‘urban flight’ – when people leave cities and head for towns and villages – is
The Government’s response to the Consultation on Changes to the Current Planning System has now been published and there is some good news in terms of concerns raised by the
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Rural communities are grappling with a severe affordable housing crisis, marked by high house prices, elevated living costs, and lower incomes, threatening their sustainability and vitality.
English Rural is holding the second of a series of planned, regional webinars, focussing on how affordable rural housing changes lives and communities
Rural house prices in England and Wales are increasing twice as fast as in cities, triggering a fresh affordability crisis for young people, with hotspots flaring up across the country from Lincolnshire to Lancashire as people seek more space post-pandemic, according to the Guardian
The BBC reports on how the ongoing narrative we heard over the course of the pandemic was how remote working was leading people to give up city life in favour of bigger, cheaper and more rural living
Data revealing that younger house buyers are just as keen on building a new life in the country as they are to move to the city
Nearly 400,000 homes will be built on greenfield sites in the south of England over the next five years, according to a new analysis of planning policy
Through a Written Ministerial Statement the Government has set out the requirements on local planning authorities to provide First Homes
The Times reports on proposed ways of building more homes in the countryside without ruining it, following increased levels of ‘urban flight’ caused by the pandemic
The Rural Services Network recently consulted its members, directly involved in hosing provision, on Government’s intentions to change aspects of the Right to Buy Regulations
Think tank, The Resolution Foundation, has published new research in Estate Agent Today suggesting that ‘urban flight’ – when people leave cities and head for towns and villages – is unattainable for less affluent families
The Government’s response to the Consultation on Changes to the Current Planning System has now been published and there is some good news in terms of concerns raised by the RSN and other rural interest Groups
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