CPRE Warwickshire is the branch of the
Campaign to Protect Rural England which covers Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull

About CPRE ....

CPRE is the Campaign to Protect Rural England. It is a national charity that helps people to protect their local countryside where there is threat, to enhance it where there is opportunity, and to keep it beautiful, productive and enjoyable for everyone. It has 60,000 supporters and a branch in nearly every county. The head office is in London. Our Patron is Her Majesty the Queen and Bill Bryson is our President....more

The 43 County Branches are independent charities, run by their own executive committee. National office coordinates the Branch network, provides advice and information, and receives back local input which informs national decision-making and strengthens its ability to influence both national and local government policy. There is also a regional structure, in our case, the West Midlands....more

CPRE Warwickshire

The Warwickshire CPRE Branch covers the countryside of Warwickshire and the interests of people in Solihull, Coventry, Birmingham, Nuneaton, Rugby, Warwick, Leamington, Stratford on Avon and other towns. The Branch has over 700 members and 100 parish councils and 30 affiliated organisations are also members. The branch produces an annual report and a newsletter four times a year. For more about us ...more

National CPRE

You can find out more about the national CPRE on the CPRE national site. This includes details of a wide range of relevant publications.....more

There are many key issues at national level, but also issues which affect our region or local areas. National issues at the moment include campaigning against a Government policy document which proposes some drastic changes to the land use planning system and telephone masts. Local issues include review of regional planning guidance and a number of local policies. The future of farming is also critical to the fiture of the countryside. See our Campaigns page....more

Counter by www.digits.com