Think rural
Think rural
- 2004
- Countryside Agency Press Release 16 November 2004 (1) .
Research has been published jointly by the Local Government Association, DEFRA and IdeA3. It shows that although a number of local authorities did tackle rural issues within the first round of Local public service agreement targets, in general rural targets did not feature strongly. Rural areas have their own needs which often need distinct solutions and this guidance is aimed at helping authorities set targets for the future that will benefit rural communities, economies and environments. http://www.countryside.gov.uk/WhoWeAreAndWhatWeDo/ pressCentre/localpsatargetspressrelease.asp
PLANNING
LOCAL PUBLIC SERVICE AGREEMENTS
RURAL COMMUNITIES
RURAL BUSINESSES
Research has been published jointly by the Local Government Association, DEFRA and IdeA3. It shows that although a number of local authorities did tackle rural issues within the first round of Local public service agreement targets, in general rural targets did not feature strongly. Rural areas have their own needs which often need distinct solutions and this guidance is aimed at helping authorities set targets for the future that will benefit rural communities, economies and environments. http://www.countryside.gov.uk/WhoWeAreAndWhatWeDo/ pressCentre/localpsatargetspressrelease.asp
PLANNING
LOCAL PUBLIC SERVICE AGREEMENTS
RURAL COMMUNITIES
RURAL BUSINESSES