Home / News / Page 14 Home Archives: News Select topic All topics About CPRE Best of the countryside Campaigning Centenary Cleaner countryside Climate emergency Countryside for all Dark skies Farming Fracking Hedgerows Homes people can afford Landscapes Local food Local transport Renewable energy Roads Rural communities The countryside next door Tranquil places What gets built and where Zero waste Select a site National only National and local Climate emergency The countryside is key: we respond to a new climate change report urging rapid action What gets built and where Don’t let planning deregulation lead to poor quality housing, says CPRE Farming We say: revive our council farms What gets built and where As the Housing Secretary calls for planning reform: we say ‘move forwards, not back’ The countryside next door Lockdown learnings: we want richer green spaces Dark skies Star Count 2020: the results are in What gets built and where CPRE calls on government to make planning work locally The countryside next door How lockdown has brought us closer to each other – and the countryside What gets built and where Keeping planning democratic: planning for a pandemic, planning for beyond Climate emergency CPRE supports calls for government to build a resilient, green recovery The countryside next door Keep local green spaces open during lockdown, CPRE says Tranquil places We respond to the proposed return of skywriting after a 60-year ban About CPRE We welcome Sir Keir Starmer, new Labour leader, with a message Climate emergency We respond to the COP 26 climate change conference news About CPRE Coronavirus and CPRE What gets built and where A step towards a planning system that delivers for people and the countryside? Local transport Our research identifies rural ‘transport deserts’: do you live in one? Load more
