The December 12th election is a chance for all of us to demand that our precious countryside and urban green spaces are at the forefront of decision making - whether that be looking at the climate emergency, building new homes, public transport or the importance of local foods. 

The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) has launched a manifesto calling on local and mayoral election candidates of all parties to support the rights of all people to enjoy our countryside and green spaces, promoting a healthier economy and a happier community.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) has launched a manifesto calling on local and mayoral election candidates of all parties to support the rights of all people to enjoy our countryside and green spaces, promoting a healthier economy and a happier community.

Articles have focussed on a range of countryside issues

Myerscough College Open Day and Country Fair success as thousands visit show. 

We are extremely delighted to announce the publication of a new book designed to mark the 90th anniversary of CPRE.

Ninety green spaces across region under threat

CPRE Lancashire and CPRE North Yorkshire are relieved at the decision to refuse permission for a further 30 caravans at an existing Caravan Park in Paythorne, Ribble Valley near the Lancashire/Yorkshire Border.

The Northwest Region of CPRE hosted a special meeting focusing on soil.

Our own Planning Manager, Jackie Copley, helps to deliver Charter with 80,000+ signatures.