“The RSN Annual conference is excellent, it brings together a wide range of speakers focusing specifically on rural issues in a way that other conferences simply can’t do.” This is
Our annual conference has started with a bang this year thanks to all our fantastic speakers and delegates.
Conference supporter the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE) will unveil key highlights from its second large-scale rural business survey ahead of publication later this year. Evidence from NICRE’s
One of the founding principles of the NHS is that it “provides a comprehensive service, available to all”. However, for many people living in rural areas, this is simply not
Reliable, high-speed connectivity has never been more in demand as we become increasingly reliant on a broadband service that supports not only our work, but also our home lives. From
It is vital that rural communities can access employment, training, education and services such as medical appointments. A lack of public transport options can make this more difficult.
Having a place to call home is probably top on the list of priorities for everyone across the UK, however in rural England, low wages, along with high house prices
With Parliament going into recess for the summer, the last big announcements focussed heavily on levelling up the country through investment and housing, both themes featuring in our National Rural
The RSN is delighted to announce that Gemserv will be sponsoring its National Rural Conference for a second year running. Gemserv is a leading provider of professional services, helping public
The RSN is delighted to invite you to attend the National Rural Conference 2023! Aimed at Senior Officers, Members and policy makers along with those working to deliver services in
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“The RSN Annual conference is excellent, it brings together a wide range of speakers focusing specifically on rural issues in a way that other conferences simply can’t do.” This is
Our annual conference has started with a bang this year thanks to all our fantastic speakers and delegates.
Conference supporter the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE) will unveil key highlights from its second large-scale rural business survey ahead of publication later this year. Evidence from NICRE’s
One of the founding principles of the NHS is that it “provides a comprehensive service, available to all”. However, for many people living in rural areas, this is simply not the case.
Reliable, high-speed connectivity has never been more in demand as we become increasingly reliant on a broadband service that supports not only our work, but also our home lives. From Teams and Zoom calls and streaming HD films on demand through to online gaming or connecting our smart homes to more and more devices and systems – we all use and need the internet.
It is vital that rural communities can access employment, training, education and services such as medical appointments. A lack of public transport options can make this more difficult.
Having a place to call home is probably top on the list of priorities for everyone across the UK, however in rural England, low wages, along with high house prices and rents mean that there is a lack of affordable housing options available to all.
With Parliament going into recess for the summer, the last big announcements focussed heavily on levelling up the country through investment and housing, both themes featuring in our National Rural
The RSN is delighted to announce that Gemserv will be sponsoring its National Rural Conference for a second year running. Gemserv is a leading provider of professional services, helping public
The RSN is delighted to invite you to attend the National Rural Conference 2023! Aimed at Senior Officers, Members and policy makers along with those working to deliver services in
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