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	Wye : Organisation : Council for the Protection of Rural England (Kent)
		Wye : Organisation : Council for the Protection of Rural England (Kent)
		Council for the Protection of Rural England (Kent)
		CPRE Kent is the Kent branch of CPRE, the Campaign to Protect Rural England.
	www.wye.org /organisations/charities/cpre.htm (198 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE, formerly Council for the Preservation of Rural England) is a voluntary anti-urbanist, pro-nature organisation founded in 1926.
		They are one of the more powerful non-party groups in England, underlying cross-party agreements on preventing urban sprawl or ribbon development and have featured in campaigns of scepticism towards supposedly benign new technologies such as battery farming, GM foods and tall wind turbines and against insensitive profit-led coniferous plantations.
		CPRE's Chief Executive is Shaun Spiers and its Chairman is Sir Max Hastings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Campaign_for_the_Protection_of_Rural_England (367 words)

	RCEP
		CPRE is a strong champion of the emerging principles of plan, monitor and manage (PMM) as a means of guiding future planning policies and practice and as an alternative to trend-based planning and predict-and-provide.
		CPRE strongly supports the integration of transport planning with wider spatial planning and land use policies at a regional level and for decisions over major infrastructure predominantly to be made at this level.
		CPRE strongly believes that RPG will need to be placed on a statutory footing if it is to be given a wider role in the planning process than is currently the case and will need to be the overarching policy document for regional decisions (including by RDAs and other Government departments).
	www.rcep.org.uk /epevid/P2-CPRE.htm (11163 words)

	BBC News \| UK \| Pollution threat to soil
		The country's soil is under serious threat from pollution, according to the Council for the Protection of Rural England.
		The council says industrial pollution, bad management and urban development are destroying the country's soil and, in turn, the countryside.
		The CPRE is calling for better soil management and a greater support for organic farming and other "soil friendly" land management practices.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk/145524.stm (302 words)

	Notts CPRE Branch
		CPRE is a well respected organisation which helps to protect the countryside and ensure appropriate development through influencing national and local government planning policies.
		CPRE has been active in Broxtowe Borough for many years, having commented on the original Local Plan.
		CPRE, nottinghamshire, council for the protection of rural england, rural develpoment, conservation, planning, environment, broxtowe, gedling, newark, sherwood, mansfield, rushcliffe, agriculture, farming, building, local plan, structure plan
	www.sandraford.btinternet.co.uk /nottscpre/broxtowe.htm (244 words)

	Council for the Protection of Rural England
		CPRE identifies public libraries as an essential resource in our efforts to help shape and improve environmental policy and decisions, especially at a local level.
		Libraries often provide the sole source of information to CPRE Branches, local groups and interested members of the public wishing to comment on planning applications, road proposals, local authority development plans and other issues which affect the environment.
		It is a central objective of CPRE to help people to shape the environment around them and empower them to become involved in environmental decisions.
	panizzi.shef.ac.uk /library-review/organis/coun.html (386 words)

	CPRE : Campaigns : Transport : Airport Expansion : Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		CPRE fears the proposals threaten to land a disaster on the countryside. We are calling for the Government to review the policies in the White Paper.
		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 /campaigns/transport/airport-expansion/index.htm (135 words)

	MERL Archives : Agricultural Organisations Records
		The Museum of English Rural Life hold records of major organisations connected with agriculture and the countryside, which are known as society records.
		Council for the Protection of Rural England, Hampshire Branch
		Council for the Protection of Rural England, Sheffield and Peak District Branch
	www.rdg.ac.uk /rhc/the_collections/the_archives/society_records.php (110 words)

	Council for the Protection of Rural England - UK CHM
		The Council for the Protection of Rural England is a non-government organisation which undertakes local action and national campaigning to promote the sustainable use of land and other resources in town and country.
		The Council uses research to gain a greater understanding of the factors controlling biodiversity in the countryside, in order to explain and predict how natural systems are influenced by human activities such as industry, residential developments and agriculture.
		At county, regional and local level, the Council works to influence planning policy to take a more sustainable approach to development, oppose developments that threaten the countryside’s biodiversity and campaign on rural policy issues.
	www.chm.org.uk /detail.asp?m=223 (151 words)

	Hampshire County Council
		Hampshire County Council Winchester Movement and Access Plan Joint Members' Item 8 Panel 12 June 1998 Council for the Protection of Rural England Report `Park and Ride - Its Role in Local Transport Policy' Report of the County Surveyor 1.
		Summary 1.1 The Council for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) campaign briefing note investigated the merits and disadvantages of existing park and ride schemes and considered how proposed schemes can be assessed by interest groups and the public in view of their possible environmental impact.
		That the results from the surveys on Winchester Park and Ride be sent to the Council for the Protection of Rural England.
	www.hants.gov.uk /scrmxn/c24606.html (1002 words)

	Pastures protection deadline runs out
		The Council for the Protection of Rural England marks the passing of the deadline by publishing a study showing that England has lost - unnecessarily - an area of permanent grassland the size of Bedfordshire since 1992.
		Kaley Hart, of the Council for the Protection of Rural England, said: "Meadows and grassland are a vital element of the diversity and beauty of the English countryside and they are still being lost at an alarming rate." She urged the Government to implement the directive without delay.
		We want to protect the environment without being overly bureaucratic." The directive was used to prosecute Britain over the M3 motorway cutting through Twyford Down in Hampshire, but the case was dropped.
	telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/03/15/npas15.html (304 words)

	This is Local London \| CommuniGate \| Council for the Protection of Rural England London CPRE London
		Council for the Protection of Rural England London CPRE London
		CPRE London exists to encourage the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in Inner and Greater London.
		CPRE London Transport Housing Campaigns to Protect Countryside
	www.communigate.co.uk /london/cprelondon (135 words)

	Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) : Welcome
		We are people who care passionately about our countryside and campaign for it to be protected and enhanced for the benefit of everyone.
		Plans for massive development in the East of England could have devastating consequences for the countryside and quality of life.
		CPRE fears there could be a matching increase in countryside loss and environmental damage.
	www.cpre.org.uk (239 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Rural body voices airport concerns
		The Council for the Protection of Rural England has raised more concerns about the proposed multi-million pound expansion of Wolverhampton Business Airport.
		In a report which was published on Wednesday, the CPRE said the plans to enlarge the airport and RAF Cosford in Shropshire would cause substantial "disturbance".
		The news was welcomed by protestors in Shropshire and Staffordshire who do not want a new enlarged airport on their doorstep.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/england/2980350.stm (282 words)

	RP05. Design in the Countryside:Local Distinctiveness/Rural Planning Controls, including Village Design Statements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Clifford, Sue and King, Angela, 2006, 'England in Particular', Hodder and Stoughton.
		Council for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) (former) - became 'Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) in June 2003
		Council for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE), London, tel.
	www.nottingham.ac.uk /sbe/planbiblios/bibs/country/05.html (2465 words)

	RP34. Rural Transport (G-Z) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Boardman, Brenda, 1998, 'Rural Transport: Policy and Equity - A Discussion Paper', Council for the Protection of Rural England and the (former) Rural Development Commission.
		British Horse Societ and Council for the Protection of Rural England, etc., 1998, 'Charter for Country Lanes', CPRE (former Council for the Protection of Rural England), London.
		Council for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE), 128 Southwark St, London SE1 0SW,
	www.nottingham.ac.uk /sbe/planbiblios/bibs/country/34.html (8966 words)

	Comments on the scoping of the RCEP's Environmental Planning Study
		Comments from the Northern Lincolnshire Branch Council for the Protection of Rural England on the scoping of the Environmental Planning Study
		From: David Jackson, Chair, Northern Lincolnshire Branch Council for the Protection of Rural England, Barton upon Humber
		As a lay person and as one who has experienced the effects that environmental planning, planning in general, or in some cases, non planning can have upon the general public.
	www.rcep.org.uk /epevid/P1-CPRE.htm (941 words)

	CPRE Cambridgeshire - home page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		CPRE (Campaign to Protect Rural England) is a national charity:
		CPRE is a powerful combination of effective local action and strong national campaigning.
		CPRE is the most effective body protecting our countryside.
	www.cam.net.uk /home/cprecambs (127 words)

	Rural History Centre
		Ledgers, 1918-1942; cash books, 1909-1939; day books, 1922-1932; minute books, annual meetings, general council and committees, 1909-1946; cyclo books, 1920-1941; house journals and yearbooks, 1921-1940, 1984-5; publications, posters, 1940s-1970s.
		Accounts, 1838-1965; minute books, council, 1844-1932; minute books, committees, 1840-1948; lists of governors and members, 1840-1940s; administrative records: property, shows, education; legal records; press cuttings book, Sir Walter Gilbey; photographs.
		Minute books, 1875-1960; reports of proceedings at AGM and council, 1925-40; registers of breed inspections, 1947-1968; volumes of sale catalogues, 1838-1922; press cuttings, 1859-1934; minutes, Dairy Shorthorn Association, 1926-31, Shorthorn Breeders Club, 1928-64.
	www.rdg.ac.uk /Instits/imcopy/rural/archsr.html (476 words)

	London 21 Sustainability Network
		CPRE 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.
		The reassurance that your countryside is watched over and protected.
		Half price entry into a wide range of Englands finest historic houses and gardens.
	www.london21.org /details.php?orgid=2842 (149 words)

	Lancashire CPRE Homepage
		The Lancashire Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England
		Lancashire CPRE is a charity and provides all the content of these pages free of charge to the general public.
		The Lancashire branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England is an independent charity working to protect the whole of Lancashire's countryside.
	www.lancashirecpre.freeserve.co.uk (179 words)

	Welcome to the Campaign to Protect Rural England, (CPRE) Peak District & South Yorkshire Branch - "caring for ...
		Welcome to the Campaign to Protect Rural England, (CPRE) Peak District and South Yorkshire Branch - "caring for the countryside"
		Discover what we are doing to protect the countryside from quarries, road and housing developments, telecom masts and much more!
		See our list of publications for more information on CPRE and our campaigns, including our Annual Report and current newsletter.
	www.cprepeakandsyorks.org.uk (207 words)

	Sheffnet - Sheffnet Search Directory: Council For Protection Of Rural England
		Sheffnet Search Directory: Council For Protection Of Rural England
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	www.sheffnet.co.uk /Search/snsearch2.asp?id=814 (63 words)

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		Unofficial Journal of the Council for the Protection of Rural
		Council for the Protection of Rural England, London, UK.
		This document contains Directive 85/337/EEC on the assessment of the effects of certain
	www.art.man.ac.uk /EIA/DATABASE/CONTENT/D__D~845.HTM (51 words)

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