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This 2019 report, prepared for CPRE by the New Economics Foundation, Shared Assets and Who Owns England?, explores council-owned ‘county’ farms.

Our annual review celebrates the stories and successes of a year of campaigning, showing our impact nationally and locally.

CPRE membership forms for individuals, parish councils and organisations.

The data used for CPRE’s annual State of Brownfield report.

We are CPRE, the countryside charity. We have ambitious plans for the future of the countryside: read more in our six-year strategy.

Our call on all political parties to embrace our vision for a countryside that is thriving, accessible and helps to reach net-zero by 2045.

Our joint report with The London Green Belt Council.

This report analyses development of Green Belt boundaries following their declassification as Greenbelt land.

This report provides data and analysis of the pattern of development in English Green Belts since 2009.

Our latest Green Belt report, detailing development proposals since 2012.

This briefing sets out a new definition of ‘affordable’ in national planning policy.

CPRE argues that the sustainability of rural communities depends on providing good homes that local people can afford.