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CPRE East of England

www.cpreeast.org.uk

Robin Burkitt Alison Greenwood Straw bales in Norfolk

 

   
About us




The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) exists to promote the beauty, tranquility and diversity of rural England by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.  It has 59,000 supporters, a branch in every county, eight regional groups, over 200 local groups and a national office in London. In the East of England there are six groups matching the counties of East Anglia
Boating on the Broards
 

CPRE East of England campaign to further these goals by working at a regional and local level, often in partnership with other organisations.  

Over many years we have been actively engaged with regional government, particularly with the East of England Plan and its proposals for widespread development in the region. We have successfully campaigned to limit the harmful impact of development on our landscape and environment. 

We are members of a range of regional bodies including the East of England Environment Forum, East of England Rural Forum and the Forum for Community and Voluntary Organisations in the East of England

 

Director  -  Jeremy Hill (tel: 01480 396697) -

Regional Chairman -  Greg Peck,  (Tel: 07854 225 164)

Regional Vice-Chairs

  • Barry Porter

  • Chris Brearley

Regional Specialist Volunteers

Michael Brooks CRPS - Regions Planning Consultant - and can provide training sessions for Parish Councils and others 

(01525860370)

   

*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.

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