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As autumn comes, spiders – like us – head in to stay warm. Get acquainted!
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My piece for @CPRE on how the planning system needs to step up to its role in tackling the #ClimateEmergency. https://twitter.com/CPRE/status/1451517189652111361
OPINION: Our planning system is behind the curve on climate action and it's time it had a real role in tackling the climate emergency, says @andrewthewood.
https://www.cpre.org.uk/opinions/theres-a-climate-emergency-and-the-planning-system-is-not-helping/
OPINION: Our planning system is behind the curve on climate action and it's time it had a real role in tackling the climate emergency, says @andrewthewood.
There’s a climate emergency, and the planning system is not helping - CPRE
With the UK keen to trumpet its climate action credentials, our planning system is sending out very mixed messages.
www.cpre.org.uk
Waiting for news - finding it hard to concentrate ... went to the woods today looking for distraction - found plenty!
It’s time to see a budget that really puts the climate at its heart. 💚
Read our response to the government's long awaited net-zero carbon strategy ahead of #COP26.
CPRE responds to the new 'tentative' government net-zero carbon strategy - CPRE
We comment on the long-awaited strategy to help the country reach net-zero carbon emissions and tackle climate change.
www.cpre.org.uk
Proud to be part of this. 💚
We need healthy soil for the supply of food and clean water, and to help us lock up carbon to tackle the climate emergency.
NEW REPORT from Food & Global Security Network identifies POOR & degrading SOIL health
as a THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY.
Join us at our launch - https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_X75IozpKRw-K1a_fF6VMyw
Climate, biodiversity, food: not singly, but together.
#COP26 @FarmersOfTheUK @XRFarmers @ORFC @IPESfood
Did you know? Daddy longlegs are sometimes known as jenny longlegs or jennys in Scotland 🕷 🕸
For more fascinating facts check out our new spidery spotter’s guide!
https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/top-six-spiders-youll-spot-at-home-in-autumn/ #SpiderSeason
Choosing local food is the tastiest way to help support rural communities and the environment. 😋
Here are our top tips for getting the best local food near you. #WorldFoodDay
How to find the best local food near you - CPRE
Shop local! But it’s not always easy to know where to start. Here are our top tips for getting the best local food near you.
www.cpre.org.uk
We want to celebrate the communities, the places and the people, that make the countryside so great. 💚
Help build a thriving, beautiful countryside for everyone.
Watch and share this film and let us know in the comments what the countryside means to you.
We're so lucky to have such brilliant award-winning volunteers 💚
Thank you for all you do for our countryside #HappyFriday
https://www.cpre.org.uk/stories/our-award-winning-volunteers-2021/
Lovely sunrise! @EasternMoors @PeakDistrictNT #Derbyshire @sunrise_proj Happy Friday! #FridayFeeling
We love this! 💚
Peatlands tackle the climate emergency, control flooding and provide a home for wildlife. #ForPeatsSake
📣 Help save our peatlands! 📣 Ahead of #COP26 we urgently need to raise our voices to protect one of the UK’s best carbon stores. Find out what you can do to keep our peatlands alive here: https://bit.ly/protectpeatTW #ForPeatsSake #MyClimateAction
With #October upon us, #autumn is hitting its stride! 🍂
It might be getting cooler, but this is still a great time to experience the green spaces in #Nottinghamshire
Check out our suggestions for the best places to take in autumn across the county!
https://www.cprenotts.org.uk/discover/5-of-the-best-places-for-autumn-colour-in-nottinghamshire/
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Three quarters of young people planning to leave rural areas say poor digital connectivity is influencing their decision to leave 📵
Find out what else is driving young people from the countryside in our new report 👇
‘Don’t forget us!’ say young people in our new CPRE report - CPRE
Young people tell us, in our new research report, that they don't plan to stay living in the countryside. Why? Loneliness, transport and homes.
www.cpre.org.uk
Freya, 18: ‘There is no way... that I'll be able to afford to stay in the village.’
And she’s not alone – more than 8 in 10 young people wanting to leave their rural area say unaffordable housing is a major contributing factor.
Find out more 👇:
Build more affordable homes for young in rural areas, says charity
CPRE wants planning changes to go further as survey finds most young people raised in countryside cannot afford to buy there
www.telegraph.co.uk
Affordable housing? 🏡 Nope
Public transport? 🚌 Nada
Good internet? 📶 No chance
Just 43% of young people in rural areas anticipate staying over the next five years.
Find out why young people feel they have no choice but to leave the countryside.
‘Don’t forget us!’ say young people in our new CPRE report - CPRE
Young people tell us, in our new research report, that they don't plan to stay living in the countryside. Why? Loneliness, transport and homes.
www.cpre.org.uk
My piece for @CPRE on how the planning system needs to step up to its role in tackling the #ClimateEmergency. https://twitter.com/CPRE/status/1451517189652111361
OPINION: Our planning system is behind the curve on climate action and it's time it had a real role in tackling the climate emergency, says @andrewthewood.
https://www.cpre.org.uk/opinions/theres-a-climate-emergency-and-the-planning-system-is-not-helping/
OPINION: Our planning system is behind the curve on climate action and it's time it had a real role in tackling the climate emergency, says @andrewthewood.
There’s a climate emergency, and the planning system is not helping - CPRE
With the UK keen to trumpet its climate action credentials, our planning system is sending out very mixed messages.
www.cpre.org.uk
Waiting for news - finding it hard to concentrate ... went to the woods today looking for distraction - found plenty!
It’s time to see a budget that really puts the climate at its heart. 💚
Read our response to the government's long awaited net-zero carbon strategy ahead of #COP26.
CPRE responds to the new 'tentative' government net-zero carbon strategy - CPRE
We comment on the long-awaited strategy to help the country reach net-zero carbon emissions and tackle climate change.
www.cpre.org.uk
Proud to be part of this. 💚
We need healthy soil for the supply of food and clean water, and to help us lock up carbon to tackle the climate emergency.
NEW REPORT from Food & Global Security Network identifies POOR & degrading SOIL health
as a THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY.
Join us at our launch - https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_X75IozpKRw-K1a_fF6VMyw
Climate, biodiversity, food: not singly, but together.
#COP26 @FarmersOfTheUK @XRFarmers @ORFC @IPESfood
Did you know? Daddy longlegs are sometimes known as jenny longlegs or jennys in Scotland 🕷 🕸
For more fascinating facts check out our new spidery spotter’s guide!
https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/top-six-spiders-youll-spot-at-home-in-autumn/ #SpiderSeason
Choosing local food is the tastiest way to help support rural communities and the environment. 😋
Here are our top tips for getting the best local food near you. #WorldFoodDay
How to find the best local food near you - CPRE
Shop local! But it’s not always easy to know where to start. Here are our top tips for getting the best local food near you.
www.cpre.org.uk
We want to celebrate the communities, the places and the people, that make the countryside so great. 💚
Help build a thriving, beautiful countryside for everyone.
Watch and share this film and let us know in the comments what the countryside means to you.
We're so lucky to have such brilliant award-winning volunteers 💚
Thank you for all you do for our countryside #HappyFriday
https://www.cpre.org.uk/stories/our-award-winning-volunteers-2021/
Lovely sunrise! @EasternMoors @PeakDistrictNT #Derbyshire @sunrise_proj Happy Friday! #FridayFeeling
We love this! 💚
Peatlands tackle the climate emergency, control flooding and provide a home for wildlife. #ForPeatsSake
📣 Help save our peatlands! 📣 Ahead of #COP26 we urgently need to raise our voices to protect one of the UK’s best carbon stores. Find out what you can do to keep our peatlands alive here: https://bit.ly/protectpeatTW #ForPeatsSake #MyClimateAction
With #October upon us, #autumn is hitting its stride! 🍂
It might be getting cooler, but this is still a great time to experience the green spaces in #Nottinghamshire
Check out our suggestions for the best places to take in autumn across the county!
https://www.cprenotts.org.uk/discover/5-of-the-best-places-for-autumn-colour-in-nottinghamshire/
[⏳ Loading...]
Three quarters of young people planning to leave rural areas say poor digital connectivity is influencing their decision to leave 📵
Find out what else is driving young people from the countryside in our new report 👇
‘Don’t forget us!’ say young people in our new CPRE report - CPRE
Young people tell us, in our new research report, that they don't plan to stay living in the countryside. Why? Loneliness, transport and homes.
www.cpre.org.uk
Freya, 18: ‘There is no way... that I'll be able to afford to stay in the village.’
And she’s not alone – more than 8 in 10 young people wanting to leave their rural area say unaffordable housing is a major contributing factor.
Find out more 👇:
Build more affordable homes for young in rural areas, says charity
CPRE wants planning changes to go further as survey finds most young people raised in countryside cannot afford to buy there
www.telegraph.co.uk
Affordable housing? 🏡 Nope
Public transport? 🚌 Nada
Good internet? 📶 No chance
Just 43% of young people in rural areas anticipate staying over the next five years.
Find out why young people feel they have no choice but to leave the countryside.
‘Don’t forget us!’ say young people in our new CPRE report - CPRE
Young people tell us, in our new research report, that they don't plan to stay living in the countryside. Why? Loneliness, transport and homes.
www.cpre.org.uk
