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Regional NewsShowing the 10 most recent of 14. Show all.  BBC Local Radio vital to rural areas says CLAWidely discussed proposals that the BBC is considering reducing its local radio output to two shows a day – breakfast and drive time - have been described by the CLA in the North as a potentially serious setback to communications in the countryside.... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [30 March 2011]  Rural economy needs healthy routes to thrive, says CLAThe CLA in the North is warning that a combination of rising fuel costs, the threat of reduced bus services, a poor and expensive rail network, and lack of access to fast broadband is threatening to bring economic recovery to a grinding halt. Douglas... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [3 February 2011]  Shop locally for a real Christmas and make a real local difference, says CLA North“Trading our way out of recession” has been on the lips of politicians and businessmen all year, but now everyone has the opportunity to make a real difference to the businesses in their local communities, says CLA North. Douglas Chalmers, Director... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [3 December 2010]  "Do Or Die" challenge for rural communitiesBritain’s rural villages are at risk of dying unless radical action is taken to secure their future, it is being warned. A newly formed Rural Coalition, made up of leading organisations which represent rural interests, is calling on the Government... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [16 August 2010]  Post Office strike will hit rural areas harder says CLAThe forthcoming postal strike will cause chaos across the country, but the CLA believes that the damage done to rural businesses and communities will be greater. The rural experts say that fewer post offices, fewer courier services, dependence on... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [19 October 2009]  CLA Index: Remarkable confidence in rural economy but political uncertainty frustrates enterpriseThe CLA has released the results of its quarterly rural economy survey, the CLA Rural Economy Index (CLA REI). For the third quarter running, the CLA REI shows that the number of those confident in the state of the rural conomy is increasing - in... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [17 July 2009]  CLA Index shows remarkable confidence in the rural economyConfidence in the rural economy is dramatically higher - and increasingly so - than confidence in the general economy, according to the second quarterly results of the CLA’s Rural Economy Index published today. Only four percent of those surveyed had... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [6 April 2009]  CLA Rural Economy Index reveals higher confidence in rural economy Confidence in the rural economy is higher than in the economy as a whole, according to the new quarterly CLA Rural Economy Index – the CLA REI. The CLA surveyed a cross section of the rural economy across England and Wales - totalling 100 rural... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [7 January 2009]  Fiscal stimulus begins at home says CLA NorthAs the country waits for news of expected incentives in the Chancellor’s pre-Budget report, the CLA in the North says that we can all do our own bit to help kick start our local economies. Douglas Chalmers, Director CLA North said: “The world’s economy... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [24 November 2008]  CLA North West welcomes billion pound Post Office boostCommenting on the news that the Post Office will retain its one billion pound contract to distribute benefits and pensions via the Post Office Card Account, Douglas Chalmers, Director CLA North, said: "At a time when the Bank of England states that the... [In_Your_Area/North West/Regional News] - [13 November 2008] |
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