Rural dwellers are being urged to have their say on countryside matters by taking part in a national survey before it closes on Wednesday, April 18.
Recharging Rural, set up by the Prince’s Countryside Fund (PCF), is a six month project giving rural dwellers a chance to discuss issues how their communities can become more self-sufficient and viable.
Chair of governors at Easton and Otley College, Mark Pendlington, a PCF trustee, said: “It’s time for all of us who care so deeply for the health and wellbeing of our rural communities, to step-up and have our say. The PCF drives the national focus on so many of the key issues, from rural isolation and better skills for young people, to supporting community-based projects. So this is a terrific opportunity to forge this partnership. Together, we can make Recharging Rural a powerhouse of ideas and action.”
This survey, which is open to everyone who lives or works in or for rural areas of the UK, takes around 20 minutes to complete.
Visit: www.princescountrysidefund.org.uk/research/recharging-rural
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