£800k up for grabs from Prince’s fund
Sunday, 8 March 2015
THE Prince’s Countryside Fund is looking to invest £800,000 in initiatives that protect and sustain Britain’s rural communities.
THE Prince’s Countryside Fund is looking to invest £800,000 in initiatives that protect and sustain Britain’s rural communities.
A GOVERNMENT ruling on licensing fees is being hailed as a victory for England’s network of 10,000 village halls.
NEIGHBOURHOOD planning might be counted a success in terms of the number of communities now involved, though it can still be viewed as burdensome and challenging, finds Brian Wilson. Locality,
A £22m programme aims to support communities looking to set up neighbourhood plans.
MORE details have emerged of new rural development schemes worth £3.5bn to the English countryside.
PEOPLE who live and work in the countryside face a bigger battle than ever to afford their own home, says a report.
A BUSINESS analyst who quit his job to become a rural landlord has scooped a top award for the best pub in Britain.
The next government is being urged to scrap the ‘bedroom tax’ in rural communities with fewer than 3,000 people.
A SPECIAL launch event will kick off a £1.4m nationwide campaign to inspire people who want to make a real difference in their rural communities.
AN URGENT review is needed to release the energies of church people for mission in rural communities, says a report.
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THE Prince’s Countryside Fund is looking to invest £800,000 in initiatives that protect and sustain Britain’s rural communities.
A GOVERNMENT ruling on licensing fees is being hailed as a victory for England’s network of 10,000 village halls.
NEIGHBOURHOOD planning might be counted a success in terms of the number of communities now involved, though it can still be viewed as burdensome and challenging, finds Brian Wilson. Locality,
A £22m programme aims to support communities looking to set up neighbourhood plans.
MORE details have emerged of new rural development schemes worth £3.5bn to the English countryside.
PEOPLE who live and work in the countryside face a bigger battle than ever to afford their own home, says a report.
A BUSINESS analyst who quit his job to become a rural landlord has scooped a top award for the best pub in Britain.
The next government is being urged to scrap the ‘bedroom tax’ in rural communities with fewer than 3,000 people.
A SPECIAL launch event will kick off a £1.4m nationwide campaign to inspire people who want to make a real difference in their rural communities.
AN URGENT review is needed to release the energies of church people for mission in rural communities, says a report.
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