The Rural Challenge Achieving sustainable rural communities for the 21 st Century.

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The Rural Challenge Achieving sustainable rural communities for the 21 st Century

Trevor Cherrett Expert Advisor, Commission for Rural Communities

Summary of Key Propositions 1 Creating and maintaining sustainable rural communities 2 Meeting the affordable housing needs of rural communities 3 Building thriving communities 4 Delivering great local services 5 Flourishing market towns 6 Empowering communities

1 Creating and maintaining sustainable rural communities 1.1 Effective local plans and strategies – based on a real understanding of rural issues 1.2 Clear national policy messages 1.3 Community-led initiatives

2 Meeting the affordable housing needs of rural communities 2.1 /2.2 `Community Right To Build` : Planning policies support community-led schemes, including associated elements such as workspace, community facilities etc and which meet sensible criteria 2.4 Options to deliver `intermediate` affordable housing 2.5. Greater freedom for LA financial management 2.6 Support and incentives for landowners 2.7 Rule out vexatious / trivial `Village Green` applications ! 2.8 Rural –proof sustainability standards

3 Building thriving communities 3.1/ 2/3 Rural –proof Local Economic Partnerships, business support services and approaches to employment and enterprise 3.4 Provide appropriate rural sites and premises 3.5 /6 /7 Support and enable home working 3.8 Deliver high standard broadband access 3.9 Permit acceptable renewable energy schemes in the countryside

4 Delivering great local services 4.1/2/3/4 Rural-proof CSR spending impacts, small area data, and Service Obligations etc 4.5/10 Right to Bid to cover a flexible range of service provision ( eg extensions, `like for like`, partial) 4.6/7/8 Deliver wide range of flexible services via post offices (eg financial), shared outlets, mobiles and e-services 4.9 Connect rural communities more effectively to wider transport networks, via innovative community-based solutions

5 Flourishing market towns 5.1 New development should take a `whole community approach` and ensure long-term management of green infrastructure 5.2 Involve the local community ! 5.3 Deliver help and advice

6 Empowering communities 6.1/2 Adopt, support and build local capacity for community-led planning as best practice for delivering the `Big Society` 6.3 Key role for Parish/Town Councils 6.4 Ensure visible benefits from new development