
Rural Lens Review: The King’s Speech 2024
At the opening of parliament on 17th July 2024, The King’s Speech highlighted a series of legislative priorities aimed at addressing critical national issues. A number of these new bills
The Rural Lens are a set of documents published by the RSN which consider key government strategy documents from a rural perspective. These are made available to our members.
At the opening of parliament on 17th July 2024, The King’s Speech highlighted a series of legislative priorities aimed at addressing critical national issues. A number of these new bills
The Rural Services Network (RSN) has conducted a thorough review of the DEFRA Third Rural Proofing Report for 2024, titled
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens Review of the Wireless Infrastructure Strategy issued by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology last month
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens review of Rural England Prosperity Fund Prospectus and Funding Formula
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens review of the Mission Zero – Independent review by Rt Hon Chris Skidmore MP which was released in January 2023
The RSN has conducted a Rural Lens Review of the latest DEFERA rural proofing report
The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill was published and given its first reading on 12 May 2022. place from 2024, once the Bill has Royal Assent and associated regulations and changes to national policy are in place”. Alongside the Bill a Further Information Document was also published which is the main document the RSN is commenting on in this Rural Lens Review.
On Tuesday last week Prince Charles outlined the Government’s priorities for the year ahead by delivering the Queen’s Speech. In response the RSN has conducted a Rural Lens Review of the Speech, identifying the following proposed bills of relevance to rural areas
On 13 April Government published the eagerly awaited UK Shared Prosperity Fund Prospectus, to find out how rural communities have fared we have produced a Rural Lens Review of the Prospectus and Allocations
Is the Levelling Up White Paper fit for purpose in the rural context? That’s the question being explored by the Rural Services Network in its overarching Rural Lens critique of the Levelling Up White Paper
The Rural Lens are a set of documents published by the RSN which consider key government strategy documents from a rural perspective. These are made available to our members.
At the opening of parliament on 17th July 2024, The King’s Speech highlighted a series
The Rural Services Network (RSN) has conducted a thorough review of the DEFRA Third Rural Proofing Report for 2024, titled
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens Review of the Wireless Infrastructure Strategy issued by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology last month
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens review of Rural England Prosperity Fund Prospectus and Funding Formula
The Rural Services Network has published its Rural Lens review of the Mission Zero – Independent review by Rt Hon Chris Skidmore MP which was released in January 2023
The RSN has conducted a Rural Lens Review of the latest DEFERA rural proofing report
The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill was published and given its first reading on 12 May 2022. place from 2024, once the Bill has Royal Assent and associated regulations and changes to national policy are in place”. Alongside the Bill a Further Information Document was also published which is the main document the RSN is commenting on in this Rural Lens Review.
On Tuesday last week Prince Charles outlined the Government’s priorities for the year ahead by delivering the Queen’s Speech. In response the RSN has conducted a Rural Lens Review of the Speech, identifying the following proposed bills of relevance to rural areas
On 13 April Government published the eagerly awaited UK Shared Prosperity Fund Prospectus, to find out how rural communities have fared we have produced a Rural Lens Review of the Prospectus and Allocations
Is the Levelling Up White Paper fit for purpose in the rural context? That’s the question being explored by the Rural Services Network in its overarching Rural Lens critique of the Levelling Up White Paper