Recent publications
- New England’s hedgerows: don’t cut them out!
Making the case for better hedgerow protection
This report calls for the current Hedgerow Regulations to be improved to give local authorities more powers to protect hedgerows that are valued in their local landscape and community. CPRE's survey showed 42 per cent of local councils want hedgerow protection rules to be made simpler to help them achieve this. CPRE believe with the right improvements, Hedgerows Regulations will become an even more effective means of protecting England’s important hedgerows.- Report
- A4, 40pp
- August 2010
- PDF (2.9Mb)
- Related campaigns:
- Hedgerows
- New Plan B: How to challenge bad developments in court
- A short guide to how and when you can challenge planning decisions in courts
- Guide
- A4, 18pp
- August 2010
- PDF (534Kb)
- Related campaigns:
- Planning system
- New Back-pedalling London's cycling revolution?
- Transport for London's analysis of the potential for more cycling was flawed and a new approach to planning for cycling is needed, integrating wider land use and transport issues. London should aim for much higher cycling levels, in particular in outer London where cycling levels have dropped. A big shift to more cycling would not just reduce pressures to build new roads and spaces for car parking, it could help reconnect Londoners' to the surrounding countryside.
- Report
- A4, 21pp
- August 2010
- PDF (764Kb)
- Related campaigns:
- Transport policy
- New The Rural Challenge
Achieving sustainable rural communities for the 21st century
The Rural Challenge is a series of recommendations to the Government from CPRE's Rural Coalition. The report calls for action now to ensure that our countryside continues to thrive into the future, with its beauty and tranquillity soundly protected. Central to this is a reinvigorated planning system, in which local communities and councils are empowered to shape their neighbourhoods.- Report
- A4, 56pp
- August 2010
- PDF (645Kb)
- New Fieldwork: August 2010
Articles in this issue of Fieldwork: influencing the future of planning, how to collaborate to succeed, the impact of light pollution, successful campaign saves ancient wood, getting freight on canals: one branch's story.
- Newsletter
- A4, 16pp
- August 2010
- ISSN: 1744-8905
- PDF (764Kb)
- New Affordable Housing Keeps Villages Alive
- This brochure considers the need for affordable housing in rural communities and how it can be built to best meet the needs of local people in the long term. Prepared by the National Housing Federation in conjunction with CPRE and other partners.
- Report
- A4, 28pp
- July 2010
- PDF (3.6Mb)
- Related campaigns:
- Housing supply
- New Annual Review 2009/10
Campaigning for a beautiful and living countryside
CPRE's Annual Review outlines the stories and successes of 2009/10 with case studies from around the country. Includes a financial summary for the year ending 31 December 2009.- Report
- A4, 24pp
- July 2010
- PDF (1.9Mb)
- New CPRE Members' Guide 2010
Discounted entry to over 200 houses and gardens for CPRE members
CPRE membership entitles you to discounted entry to hundreds of England's most splendid houses and gardens, either for half-price or two visitors for the price of one. Enjoy a day out at some of the finest castles, arboretums, museums, stately homes and gardens you can find in England's countryside and towns.- Booklet
- A5, 40pp
- April 2010
- PDF (1.6Mb)
- New CPRE and CfDS lighting nuisance survey 2009/10: Results
- The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) and the British Astronomical Association’s Campaign for Dark Skies (CfDS) came together in late 2009 to run a survey about how light pollution is affecting people’s lives. Data from our survey.
- Document
- A4, 3pp
- April 2010
- PDF (153Kb)
- Related campaigns:
- Light pollution
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