CPRE's Annual Review outlines the stories and successes of 2010/11 with case studies from around the country. Includes a financial summary for the year ending 31 December 2010.
This new charter for the countryside describes the England CPRE wants to see in 2026, our centenary year. The Vision, produced after wide consultation, pictures a countryside in 2026 that is used and valued by all as a national asset, helping create a healthier, less stressed nation where people are in tune with the environment and aware of their impact on it.
13 case studies show how CPRE's aims for the countryside of 2026 could be achieved if we adopt these pioneering schemes as 'the norm', and take inspiration from individuals making a stand now.
This booklet looks to the future and sets out some of the challenges facing our countryside. At the same time, it is inspired by the consensus in support of National Parks, Green Belts and the land use planning system that CPRE has helped to forge over the past eighty years.
CPRE's Annual Review outlines the stories and successes of 2010/11 with case studies from around the country. Includes a financial summary for the year ending 31 December 2010.
This booklet contains the speech given by the Rt Hon David Cameron MP to CPRE’s 2008 Annual Lecture and explores the relationship between social value – the theme of his speech – and CPRE’s traditional focus on landscape.
This booklet shows how CPRE is making a positive difference to the countryside in a series of real life case studies. We work on behalf of everyone who loves the beautiful English countryside and we hope this booklet inspires you to take action and join the campaign. The booklet covers the five main threads of CPRE's campaigning including climate change, leisure in the countryside and food and farming. We have also included a list of key CPRE sucesses, and details of what you can do to protect the countryside.This booklet has replaced our traditional Annual Review. A summary of our yearly accounts and other financial documents are available separately.
Leading historian and journalist Tristram Hunt writes about CPRE's life and times since our foundation in 1926. This lavishly illustrated 20 page booklet covers all of CPRE's major achievements in its first 80 years.
CPRE membership entitles you to discounted entry to over 200 of England's most splendid houses and gardens, either for half-price or two visitors for the price of one. Enjoy a day out at some of the finest castles, arboretums, museums, stately homes and gardens you can find in England's countryside and towns.
CPRE are grateful to NFU Mutual for generously sponsoring the 2012 Member's Guide.
