22
Dec '17
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
The ACRE offices will be closed Friday 22 December 2017 until Tuesday 2 January 2018. Merry Christmas to you from the ACRE team.
Archive of: 2017
18
Dec '17
Rural England after Brexit – a moment of opportunity?
New briefing about “Rural England after Brexit - a moment of opportunity” written by ACRE trustee, Professor Mark Shucksmith OBE (Newcastle University).
14
Dec '17
#VillageHallsWeek 2018
ACRE and the ACRE Network would be delighted if you joined us in celebrating #VillageHallsWeek – starting Monday 22 January 2018. Please put the date in your diary now.
06
Dec '17
30 Years of ACRE
ACRE is 30 years old this year. In the company of friends, colleagues and partners we toasted the milestone last week and looked to the future.
14
Nov '17
ACRE supports launch of toolkits for rural communities
ACRE is pleased to have been associated with the production of two useful toolkits for rural communities.
27
Sep '17
ACRE supports ‘appropriate’ development in rural areas
ACRE shares their Housing position paper, demonstrating support for ‘appropriate’ development of affordable housing in rural communities across England.
01
Aug '17
European Rural Parliament comes to Somerset
ACRE is working with two of its members, the Community Council for Somerset (CCS) and West of England Rural Network (WERN), to share learning and best practice with local people, community leaders, local government and academics from across Europe.
27
Jul '17
Water Detectives: Managing the water where you live.
Partners including FWAG, GRCC, ACRE and others are today launching the Community Guide to Your Water Environment. This guide demonstrates a decade of learning after the terrible floods of 2007 and provides detail, advice and case studies about how communities can launch their own natural flood management work.
07
Jul '17
Championing the need for affordable rural housing
ACRE supports appropriate development in rural areas, especially the provision of affordable housing, so that communities can thrive.
06
Jul '17
New Government Must End Sidelining Of Rural Issues
Rural areas risk becoming ‘enclaves of the affluent’ unless the Government acts on pressing issues including the lack of affordable housing and the impact of austerity on local services, according to a coalition of 12 leading national organisations.
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