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	Polytunnels
		CPRE Herefordshire became aware of the potential for problems to arise from the expanding use of polytunnels in the County in 2002 and actively participated in the consultation process that led to the first Voluntary Code of Practice that Herefordshire Council produced.
		CPRE Herefordshire believe that polytunnel cropping must take account of the countryside and intimate landscape of the County and that the basis for good practice should be ‘scale’ and ‘location’.
		CPRE Herefordshire are campaigning to stop any further expansion of polytunnels within the Wye Valley AONB [Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty] and for polytunnels to be seen as contrary to the special landscape designation of these areas.
	www.cpreherefordshire.org.uk /site/Polytunnels.htm (924 words)

	Stop Dunsfold Park New Town (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		CPRE regard policy C2 and the new policies in the LDF Core Strategy as major tools in the quest for sustainable development and for the protection of the countryside beyond the green belt in Waverley.
		CPRE accepts that in view of this and notwithstanding its strong support for policy C2 and the locational policies in the Surrey Structure Plan, an exception may be justified in relation to that part of the site which we shall refer to as the "the northern brownfield land".
		CPRE does not have any detailed information about the environmental assets of the site (the whole site has of course been a classified MOD area for many years and thus not accessible to the public by means of public footpaths or otherwise) and we believe that Waverley Borough Council has no such information.
	www.sdpnt.com /rwcpre.htm (1761 words)

	CPRE - Consortium for Policy Research in Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		CPRE unites five of the nation's top research institutions in an effort to improve student learning through research on education reform, policy, and finance.
		CPRE's school finance and teacher compensation research at UW-Madison is led by Allan Odden, CPRE Co-director.
		CPRE is housed within the Wisconsin Center for Education Research at
	www.wcer.wisc.edu /cpre (250 words)

	CPRE Herefordshire
		CPRE must be a broad church encompassing those with differing views who love the English countryside and way of life.
		CPRE will continue to lobby both for alternative solutions to the access problems at the Rotherwas industrial estate and for reconsideration of the shorter, cheaper and less environmentally damaging alternative road alongside the existing railway line on the city boundary.
		CPRE believes this policy should be reviewed after two years and that the voluntary Code must be supported by a firm commitment that, if it is found that the Code has been ineffective or widely disregarded, planning controls will be extended to all areas.
	www.cpreherefordshire.org.uk /index.htm (1990 words)

	CPRE \| News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Susan H. Fuhrman, CPRE’s founder and Chair of its Management Committee, was recently appointed as the 10th President of Teachers College, Columbia University.
		CPRE is pleased to announce the establishment of a new research center, the Center on Continuous Instructional Improvement (CCII).
		Funded by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and directed by Susan Fuhrman, Chair of CPRE Management Committee, the center is designed to support a cycle of improvement in classrooms.
	www.cpre.org /News/News.htm (295 words)

	CPRE : About Us
		CPRE is concerned about the modern methods which so often lead to empty shells where once hills existed.
		The role of Somerset CPRE is to act as a watchdog to the County and District Councils.
		The objective of Somerset CPRE is to promote and encourage for the benefit of the public, the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of Somerset, (excluding Exmoor which is looked after by the Exmoor Society), and its towns and villages and the better development of the rural environment.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /somerset/about-us/index.htm (585 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) : Wiltshire Branch :
		CPRE has made a far less damaging suggestion to address the safety problems along this stretch of the A36 and has the support of landowners and farmers who would be affected by the scheme.
		This time CPRE discovered that WCC had reduced the consultation period to only three weeks while at the same time the 600 objections to the original application were being totally disregarded even though the concerns they raised had never been dealt with.
		CPRE condemns the Wiltshire and Swindon Structure 2016 Plans for more than 25km of new roads as a disaster for the County’s rural landscapes.
	www.wiltshire-cpre.org.uk /cp_trans.html (2583 words)

	ED.gov
		He also is currently playing a lead role for CPRE in the design and conduct of case studies of states for the national program evaluation of the National Science Foundation's State Systemic Initiative being conducted by SRI and CPRE.
		Members of CPRE are Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; University of Wisconsin-Madison; Harvard University; Stanford University; and the University of Michigan.
		The CPRE Policy and Finance Centers are part of a nationwide network of university-based research and development centers whose mission is to strengthen the performance of American students by providing useful and sound information.
	www.ed.gov /pubs/CPRE/t61/index.html (628 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		CPRE Durham and CPRE Northumberland are subsidiaries of national CPRE.
		CPRE was formed following the publication of “The Preservation of Rural England” by Sir Patrick Abercrombie in 1926.
		In 1995 CPRE published “tranquillity” maps which show the diminishing areas of the countryside not disturbed by man-made noise, visual intrusion or light pollution.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CPRE (853 words)

	CPRE Cambridgeshire: Press Release
		CPRE’s County Transport Spokesman, Ivan Ivanovic, has written to all seven Cambridgeshire MPs, asking them to pass on their concerns over Lord Birt’s controversial proposals to the Prime Minister and the new Transport Secretary, Alistair Darling.
		CPRE are throwing the meeting open to the public to give local people a real voice on this and other key issues facing the county.
		CPRE — The Council for the Protection of Rural England —; is a registered charity that helps people to protect their local countryside from threat and to keep it beautiful, productive and enjoyable for everyone.
	www.cprecambs.org.uk /PressReleases/Ali2.html (297 words)

	CPRE Sussex: About Us
		Dr Marina Voikhanskaya is a CPRE supporter who is concerned about the potential threats to the countryside proposed in the draft East of England and South East Plans.
		CPRE has joined forces with the A24 Alliance and the growing number of concerned Mid Sussex residents to demand a public inquiry into the proposed flyover at the Buck Barn cross roads on the A24 south of Horsham.
		Together CPRE and the Council are asking homeowners, occupiers and businesses to take this opportunity to re-check the adjustment of their lights to ensure that everyone can enjoy the night skies without nuisance of glare from neighbouring lights.
	www.cpresussex.org.uk /about-us/district-groups-west-sussex.htm (975 words)

	CPRE Hampshire
		CPRE Hampshire strives to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of the countryside by the sustainable use of both land and other natural resources in urban and rural areas and encouraging biodiversity and the well-being of rural communities.
		CPRE organised a visit to the Southwick Estate and learnt first-hand about the challenges facing farmers and land managers into today's environment.
		CPRE Hampshire is looking into the possibility of producing its own iconic Christmas Card that conveys the spirit of Christmas as well as the spirit of Hampshire.
	www.cprehampshire.org.uk (338 words)

	Country Life : Country News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		CPRE has welcomed a decision by the South East of England Regional Assembly (SEERA) not to proceed with the highest level of housing initially proposed in the plans.
		CPRE believes this level of development is unsustainable and will place huge pressures on local infrastructure as well as destroying large areas of countryside.
		Edward Dawson, CPRE's South East Regional Director said: 'We recognise there is a shortage of affordable housing in parts of the South East.
	www.countrylife.co.uk /countrysideconcerns/news/cpreserethink.php (489 words)

	CPRE Kent - Campaign to Protect Rural England : Welcome
		CPRE Kent believes the Government has demonstrated a disappointing lack of vision in its investment package for the Post Office, announced on 14 December.
		CPRE has launched a major national campaign to protect tranquillity – one of the countryside’s most valued attributes and an important indicator of countryside quality.
		CPRE has published a report which shows how we can meet housing needs and deliver a high-quality built environment in the Thames Gateway, while protecting and enhancing the landscape.
	www.cprekent.org.uk (452 words)

	CPRE Worcestershire, Welcome
		The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) exists to protect the beauty, tranquility and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.We promote positive solutions for the long term future of the countryside and to ensure change values its natural and built environment.
		CPRE is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England, number 4302973.
		The CPRE Worcestershire Branch, a separate charity, exists to promote the aims and objectives of the national organisation within this beautiful county.
	www.cpreworcestershire.org.uk (241 words)

	CPRE - Reigate and Banstead
		The Reigate and Banstead District Branch of the CPRE was established to represent the environmental interests of the residents of this large and diverse area of Surrey.
		For example, Horley, where London Gatwick Airport rubs shoulders with historic villages; at the heart of the district are the commercial centres of Reigate and Redhill, and to the North, the M25 with its associated commuter feeds, cuts a swathe through the Surrey Hills, with its areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
		The CPRE is consulted on Borough and Governmental issues, and plays an important role in consultations for reports and documents.
	www.cpre-reigate.org.uk (175 words)

	Vertical Integration of Engineering Education
		CPRE 210, 211, and 305 constitute a "stream" of courses with a natural progression of learning that focuses on the fundamentals of digital systems design and microprocessors.
		CPRE 281X and 381X join the course content more cohesively, providing a learning experience that focuses on the fundamentals of digital systems design and microprocessors.
		CPRE 488X is a new course in advanced embedded systems topics that was offered for the first time in the fall of 2005.
	www.eng.iastate.edu /vie/learning-streams.htm (258 words)

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		The CPRE Norfolk awards scheme was launched in 1980 to recognise "significant small scale achievements in the field of conservation".
		CPRE Norfolk founded the Trust with the Norfolk County Council in 1977 and we continue to take a lead role in its work.
		CPRE Norfolk is the Norfolk branch of the Campaign to Protect
	www.cprenorfolk.org.uk (282 words)

	CPRE Cambridgeshire: Planning Review 2001
		The government's intention to remove public rights to object to the location of major developments has rang alarm bells at the Cambridgeshire branch of the CPRE (Council for the Protection of Rural England), prompting a call for local MPs to be lobbied to amend the plan.
		CPRE fears that giving Parliament the power to give the go-ahead for such developments would restrict the opportunity the public currently has to make representations at a Public Inquiry.
		If the legislation is changed to remove the right to challenge the location of major new developments Cambridgeshire people, councils and environmental organisations may find they have inadequate opportunity to present objections to proposals or to put their case for major modifications.
	www.cam.net.uk /home/cprecambs/Issues/Planning/Planning_12-01.html (355 words)

	CPRE - Home page
		Over the past few weeks, our members and the public have left their comments on the speech on the CPRE Debates blog.
		The Campaign to Protect Rural England exists to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.
		CPRE is not responsible for the content, services or reliability of links to external websites.
	www.cpre.org.uk (284 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) - Peak District & South Yorkshire
		We are an independent body, linked to the national CPRE (Campaign to Protect Rural England) network and the smaller network of National Park societies - Council for National Parks (CNP).
		CPRE South Yorkshire will look after our work in Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield and Friends of the Peak District will look after the Peak District National Park, the Derbyshire High Peak and the six parishes of North East Derbyshire (Eckington, Unstone, Holmesfield, Killamarsh, Dronfield, Barlow).
		Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), Peak District and South Yorkshire has been caring for the countryside in the Peak District and South Yorkshire area for over 80 years and runs CPRE, South Yorkshire and Friends of the Peak District.
	www.cprepeakandsyorks.org.uk (399 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) - South Yorkshire
		CPRE South Yorkshire promotes the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of the South Yorkshire countryside (Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield) and encourages the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in both town and country for the benefit of all.
		CPRE South Yorkshire campaigns for positive change in the countryside to ensure that change enhances the unique character of the area, encourages rural communities to flourish, supports wildlife diversity and believes in countryside accessible to all for recreation.
		CPRE South Yorkshire is the champion of South Yorkshire’s landscapes.
	www.cpresouthyorks.org.uk (337 words)

	CPRE Cheshire Branch - Main Page
		On 24th January CPRE teamed up with The Civic Trust, Friends of the Earth, The Ramblers Association, RSPB, Transport 2000, The Wildlife Trusts and The Woodland Trust, to launch a major ‘Planning Disaster Campaign’.
		To mark the occasion, Her Majesty recently hosted a reception for over 500 CPRE volunteers and their guests at St James' Palace, and members from all over Cheshire were delighted to be invited to attend a bring a guest.
		To mark the 50th anniversary of the Green Belt, which CPRE was instrumental in founding, we are campaigning to ensure that it is maintained and strengthened for the benefit of the next generation.
	www.cprecheshire.org.uk (831 words)

	CPRE - School Finance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		While a number of promising school improvement strategies have been identified, there has been little research into their implementation costs, and cost is often perceived as a barrier to their adoption by schools.
		The CPRE Finance Project has undertaken a research agenda that will shed some light on the costs of school improvement and the financial capacity of schools to implement improvement strategies.
		The research carried out by the CPRE Finance Project will look at both the current expenditure patterns of schools in a variety of district and state fiscal contexts as well as the costs of school improvement strategies at both the district and school site levels.
	www.wcer.wisc.edu /cpre/finance (196 words)

	New Statesman - Rural life: What is the CPRE actually protecting?
		Shelter, the charity that campaigns for better housing and, in particular, for affordable homes, has already sharply criticised the CPRE's opposition to building, warning that the organisation is "wedded to the idea of a rural housing system frozen in time".
		I recall one CPRE meeting where a waste-processing plant was on the agenda.
		Had Prunella Scales, the jolly public face of Tesco, still been president of the CPRE at the time, I would have been tempted to rejoin solely to campaign for her removal.
	www.newstatesman.com /200610020026 (869 words)

	CPRE Debates
		CPRE Debates is a forum for our members and the wider public to discuss the future of the countryside.
		We at CPRE are keen to continue the debate and play our part in forging a new national consensus on land use.
		Susan brings a perspective on forestry issues to the debate and draws on her experience of working with local communities to provide insight into the challenges we all face in redefining land use in the future.
	cpredebates.wordpress.com (785 words)

	CPRE - About us
		The Act achieved many of CPRE's ambitions for planning in the countryside and laid the foundations of the planning system we still use today.
		The Act paved the way for National Parks after CPRE was invited to give evidence-in-chief to the National Parks Committee.
		CPRE wants a beautiful, tranquil and diverse countryside that everyone can value and enjoy; a working countryside that enriches our quality of life, as well as providing us with crucial natural resources.
	www.cpre.org.uk /about-us/index.htm (302 words)

	CPRE Avonside
		CPRE Avonside is comprised of four districts - South Gloucestershire, Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, and North Somerset - which cover the old county of Avon.
		CPRE invited to fight for the countryside at regional inquiry
		As one of the organisations invited to give further evidence to inform the Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS), CPRE Avonside will continue to resist the Regional Assembly’s proposals to permit an explosion of house building in the Green Belt and other rural areas.
	www.cpreavonside.org.uk (419 words)

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