New support to help revive villages
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
RURAL communities are set to benefit from a new injection of funding to help revive their villages through community enterprise.
RURAL communities are set to benefit from a new injection of funding to help revive their villages through community enterprise.
HEALTH professionals and eminent academics convened in Nottingham for the birth of the new Rural Health Network. It will enable health professionals to effectively share best practice, innovation, learning and
PRESSURE on public funding threatens to put rural communities at risk when it comes to fire and rescue services, warns a report.
BRUSSELS has agreed that the government can be granted state aid approval to roll out faster internet connections across the countryside.
THE government has pledged to strike a balance between improving rural transport and protecting the countryside.
BRITAIN’S slowest broadband speeds continue to be found in market towns and rural areas, confirms a report. The slowest street for broadband is Cromarty Road in Stamford, Lincolnshire, claims the
RURAL areas have fewer police officers per head of population than urban areas, it has emerged.
RURAL crime – from metal theft and livestock rustling – will top the agenda at a police conference.
THOUSANDS of street lights are being turned off by local authorities, reveals a survey.
RURAL residents are being urged to reduce their fuel bills by saving energy as part of a new national awareness campaign.
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RURAL communities are set to benefit from a new injection of funding to help revive their villages through community enterprise.
HEALTH professionals and eminent academics convened in Nottingham for the birth of the new Rural Health Network. It will enable health professionals to effectively share best practice, innovation, learning and
PRESSURE on public funding threatens to put rural communities at risk when it comes to fire and rescue services, warns a report.
BRUSSELS has agreed that the government can be granted state aid approval to roll out faster internet connections across the countryside.
THE government has pledged to strike a balance between improving rural transport and protecting the countryside.
BRITAIN’S slowest broadband speeds continue to be found in market towns and rural areas, confirms a report. The slowest street for broadband is Cromarty Road in Stamford, Lincolnshire, claims the
RURAL areas have fewer police officers per head of population than urban areas, it has emerged.
RURAL crime – from metal theft and livestock rustling – will top the agenda at a police conference.
THOUSANDS of street lights are being turned off by local authorities, reveals a survey.
RURAL residents are being urged to reduce their fuel bills by saving energy as part of a new national awareness campaign.
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