Rural areas, encompassing a substantial portion of England’s population and land, play a pivotal role in combating climate change and achieving the net zero target.
The Great British Housing Insulation Scheme, launched in March last year, aimed to reduce energy costs and improve energy efficiency in homes across England, Scotland, and Wales
Groundbreaking analysis from the Campaign to Protect Rural England (Countryside Charity, CPRE (Campaign to Protect Rural England), published last week, reveals that rural homes in England are leading the way in harnessing solar power.
Village & Community Halls: A Net Zero Design Guide’ to assist village and community halls in their journey towards Net Zero
In this week’s edition of our Winning the Rural Vote Campaign, we delve into a vital component of rural sustainability and prosperity: Achieving Net Zero
The Spring Budget, presented last week by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, has sparked interest and concern among rural communities and their advocates. The Rural Services Network (RSN) has identified areas of potential benefit for rural areas while also noting significant gaps in addressing the unique challenges rural communities face
The Chancellor’s announcement of £5 million towards the Platinum Jubilee Village Hall Fund for England is a significant win for rural communities
In anticipation of a forthcoming general election, it’s crucial to address the challenges faced by rural communities. Constituting 40% of parliamentary constituencies, rural votes hold significant sway. The Rural Services
Our Rural Net Zero seminar held last week was the first in our popular seminar programme for 2024! It focused on methods and initiatives aimed at attaining carbon neutrality in rural regions. The seminar spotlighted key topics such as Cornwall Council’s journey to carbon neutrality, the adaptation of Climathon methodology in rural settings, and tactics for reducing carbon emissions in rural residences. Presentations by Nick Hayden, Prof. Damian Maye, Dr. Aimee Morse, and Helen Ball offered valuable perspectives on present strategies and future approaches for fostering sustainability and environmental responsibility in rural communities.
– To download the Agenda for this seminar click here POST EVENT: PRESENTATIONS Kerry Booth, Chief Executive, Rural Services Network, “Welcome & Introduction to the topic of Rural Net Zero Nick
The Rural Services Network is in Parliament today launching its manifesto asks of the political parties.
Rural areas, encompassing a substantial portion of England’s population and land, play a pivotal role in combating climate change and achieving the net zero target.
The Great British Housing Insulation Scheme, launched in March last year, aimed to reduce energy costs and improve energy efficiency in homes across England, Scotland, and Wales
Groundbreaking analysis from the Campaign to Protect Rural England (Countryside Charity, CPRE (Campaign to Protect Rural England), published last week, reveals that rural homes in England are leading the way in harnessing solar power.
Village & Community Halls: A Net Zero Design Guide’ to assist village and community halls in their journey towards Net Zero
In this week’s edition of our Winning the Rural Vote Campaign, we delve into a vital component of rural sustainability and prosperity: Achieving Net Zero
The Spring Budget, presented last week by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, has sparked interest and concern among rural communities and their advocates. The Rural Services Network (RSN) has identified areas of potential benefit for rural areas while also noting significant gaps in addressing the unique challenges rural communities face
The Chancellor’s announcement of £5 million towards the Platinum Jubilee Village Hall Fund for England is a significant win for rural communities
In anticipation of a forthcoming general election, it’s crucial to address the challenges faced by
Our Rural Net Zero seminar held last week was the first in our popular seminar programme for 2024! It focused on methods and initiatives aimed at attaining carbon neutrality in rural regions. The seminar spotlighted key topics such as Cornwall Council’s journey to carbon neutrality, the adaptation of Climathon methodology in rural settings, and tactics for reducing carbon emissions in rural residences. Presentations by Nick Hayden, Prof. Damian Maye, Dr. Aimee Morse, and Helen Ball offered valuable perspectives on present strategies and future approaches for fostering sustainability and environmental responsibility in rural communities.
– To download the Agenda for this seminar click here POST EVENT: PRESENTATIONS Kerry Booth,
The Rural Services Network is in Parliament today launching its manifesto asks of the political parties.
