Countryside
- New 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- This new charter for the countryside describes the England CPRE wants to see in 2026, our centenary year. The Vision, produced after wide consultation, pictures a countryside in 2026 that is used and valued by all as a national asset, helping create a healthier, less stressed nation where people are in tune with the environment and aware of their impact on it.
- Report
- A4, 20pp
- May 2009
- PDF (8.1Mb)
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- 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- New 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside: Towards our Vision
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- Report
- A4, 23pp
- June 2009
- PDF (601Kb)
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- 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- New 2026 - Living the vision: case studies
- 13 case studies show how CPRE's aims for the countryside of 2026 could be achieved if we adopt these pioneering schemes as 'the norm', and take inspiration from individuals making a stand now.
- Report
- A4, 12pp
- May 2009
- PDF (79Kb)
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- 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- 20:26 Vision – Communities and the countryside
- This booklet contains the speech given by the Rt Hon David Cameron MP to CPRE’s 2008 Annual Lecture and explores the relationship between social value – the theme of his speech – and CPRE’s traditional focus on landscape.
- Booklet
- A4, 32pp
- September 2008
- PDF (1.7Mb)
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- 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- 20:26 vision - What future for the countryside?
- This booklet looks to the future and sets out some of the challenges facing our countryside. At the same time, it is inspired by the consensus in support of National Parks, Green Belts and the land use planning system that CPRE has helped to forge over the past eighty years.
- Booklet
- A4, 52pp
- November 2007
- PDF (1.3Mb)
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- 2026 - A Vision for the Countryside
- A step-by-step guide to Unlocking the Landscape
How to prepare a Community Landscape Character Assessment
Community Landscape Character Statements can help to put landscape character at the heart of the local planning system. We have prepared this Step-By-Step Guide to get you started and show the process and benefits of preparing a Statement. Order the full 'Unlocking the Landscape' action pack for more detailed guidance on community involvement and compatibility with the planning process.- Guide
- A4, 2pp
- March 2009
- PDF (195Kb)
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- Countryside character
- CPRE's Clutter Challenge Local Examples
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- Leaflet
- A4, 1pp
- August 2004
- PDF (135Kb)
- Hunting with Hounds (Policy)
- Our policy on hunting with hounds.
- Policy position statement
- A4
- January 2006
- PDF (26Kb)
- Special offer Lie of the Land
- This report sets the foundation for our work on landscape, providing a clear definition of what is meant by countryside character and describing how it can be promoted through recent policy developments. The report also provides powerful illustrations of the value of England’s diversity of landscapes.
- Report
- A4, 16pp
- June 2003
- ISBN: 1 902786 60 2
- £3.50 RRP £10.00
- PDF (237Kb)
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- Countryside character
- Natural England One Year On
An assessment by CPRE of Natural England's first year
Our report on Natural England one year on, finds it has made progress but still has a long way to go in becoming an effective champion to protect the future of our countryside. We’ve found that Natural England has worked well on getting funding for farmers to protect landscape features and wildlife but it needs to do more at a strategic level including better support for the planning system.- Report
- A4, 7pp
- October 2007
- PDF (108Kb)
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- Countryside futures
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