Experts to discuss rural housing
Sunday, 18 August 2013
THE issue of rural housing in a changing and challenging environment is set to be discussed by local authorities and other stakeholders.
THE issue of rural housing in a changing and challenging environment is set to be discussed by local authorities and other stakeholders.
The Rural Services Network is trialling a new service focusing on providing evidence for neighbourhood and community plans.
The government’s ‘bedroom tax’ will lead to the break-up of communities already bearing the brunt of benefit cuts, a rural charity has warned.
RURAL theft cost an estimated £42.3m during 2012 across the UK – an annual fall of 19.7% year-on-year.
PRINCE Charles has unveiled a further £560,000 in grants from the Prince’s Countryside Fund.
INNOVATIVE approaches can help deliver more affordable rural housing, peers have been told.
FAILURE to build enough homes will put a colossal strain on the housing market – just when demand is rising, says a report.
SOCIAL isolation is a fact of life for too many elderly people in the countryside, warns a report.
COUNTRYSIDE charity Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) has appointed a new chief executive.
RURAL communities are set to benefit from a new body that will examine the challenges of living in the countryside.
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THE issue of rural housing in a changing and challenging environment is set to be discussed by local authorities and other stakeholders.
The Rural Services Network is trialling a new service focusing on providing evidence for neighbourhood and community plans.
The government’s ‘bedroom tax’ will lead to the break-up of communities already bearing the brunt of benefit cuts, a rural charity has warned.
RURAL theft cost an estimated £42.3m during 2012 across the UK – an annual fall of 19.7% year-on-year.
PRINCE Charles has unveiled a further £560,000 in grants from the Prince’s Countryside Fund.
INNOVATIVE approaches can help deliver more affordable rural housing, peers have been told.
FAILURE to build enough homes will put a colossal strain on the housing market – just when demand is rising, says a report.
SOCIAL isolation is a fact of life for too many elderly people in the countryside, warns a report.
COUNTRYSIDE charity Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE) has appointed a new chief executive.
RURAL communities are set to benefit from a new body that will examine the challenges of living in the countryside.
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