How integrated is rural planning?

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In England rural planning will benefit from changes in the EC's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and a 'Countryside Stewardship' strategy. In Scotland the relevant bodies are working on integrating their schemes. In Ireland CAP reform is seen as detrimental to their countryside, and they hope to gain further EC funding. In Wales quotas for sheep were seen as a potential worry. In Northern Ireland the different government departments worked together more harmoniously on rural issues than in other parts of the UK.

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Rural strategies; a focus for rural action

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Changes are taking place in Britain's rural areas, and rural strategies are being developed to deal with them. They include alterations in agricultural land use, the need for alternative economic provision and public services. Areas such as Cheshire, Humberside, Cornwall and Northampton have set up the necessary steering groups to oversee and work out action plans for their country areas.

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Development in rural areas

Article Abstract:

Changes in farming practice have led to changes of land use in rural areas. These uses include: selling land for development or use for recreation, different crops, tourism, building of workshops and environmentally friendly energy generation.

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