Governance Pages: Governance Pages and Resources
Country Channel TV free to view web broadcast service: Country Channel TV is a free to view web broadcast service. Streaming over the internet 24/7 and accessible via PC worldwide.
A wide variety of programmes on Farming, Lifestyle, Wildlife and Animals, Recreation, Equestrian and Country Sports.
Local Food Shop: Localfoodshop is a fair trade company, with 93% of the purchase price going directly to the producers. This supports the local economy, reduces food miles, and keeps Britain’s farms viable.
UK Carbon Footprint: The UK’s carbon footprint is over 500 million tonnes of CO2 per year. Individuals account for 45% of this. Find out how you can reduce your footprint.
I Count - Stop Climate Chaos: I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, the ever-growing coalition of more than 50 organisations, has over 700 years’ experience working for a safer, fairer world.
Together we are millions of people - and counting.
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Zero Carbon House: The Zero Carbon House is a low energy demonstration project to show how renewable energy can create a unique living experience on a remote island in a severe climate. A holistic approach has been taken to eliminating household carbon emissions that would
Rural Focus: Source of online news for decision-makers working in rural business and communities across the UK. Includes: - The latest news affecting rural business and communities; Valuable contact details for grants and funding; Comment from key opinion-formers; Cas
Is Anyone Going to…: Place to find car shares and network socially.
State of the Countryside 2006: The State of the Countryside report is a unique and vital examination of rural England and of the many ways that it is changing - socially, economically and environmentally. Commission for Rural Communities
Strengthening Rural Communities across the North West: Plunkett Foundation and North West Rural Community Councils are targeting communities where local rural services and economic activity need a boost. Communities have been identified through a mapping process that examines their existing level of services