Action with Communities in Rural England

ACRE’s rural vision

Our vision is that rural communities will increasingly take a leading role in ensuring the social, environmental and economic well-being of all their residents. They will do this in a way that provides for the present generation and also plans for future needs and future challenges. RCAN members will be there to stimulate their thinking, support their work and help turn their aspirations into reality.
 

 
 

Publications

ACRE publishes a range of documents useful for those involved in working within the community, village hall management and rural issues. Please see the order form below for a comprehensive list.

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New RCAN Policy Position Papers

Rural Challenges

Community Led Planning

Rural Community Building

Transport

Housing

Healthcare

Climate Change

Services

Older People

Children and Young People

 

Your Community Building Counts - This publication is an ACRE document in conjunction with the Every Action Counts programme which is funded by the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

The programme is aimed at engaging national and local voluntary and community sector organisations across England in work to protect and improve our environment and to deliver sustainable development.

Community buildings are important centres for community activity and provide a great resource for local people. By hosting a range of local groups and activities they can have an influence far beyond the people that manage and run them by demonstrating to local communities the changes that anyone can make. Click here to view

 

Changing the way we work - A guide to greening your office. This book is supported by a substantial amount of on-line resources. Click here to view

 

 

News releases

ACRE responds to important issues by making news releases available to the national media, other organisations and individuals.  If you require further details on any news release or other media-related topics please contact acrepress@acre.org.uk

 

 

 
 

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