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The Recession and the Rural Economy
Wednesday, 04 February 2009
Amongst the deluge of commentary, informed and otherwise, on the credit crunch relatively little has been devoted to the potential impact on the rural economy.
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Farmers urged to consider affordable housing development as Brown is set to change planning controls
Sunday, 01 February 2009
Bruton Knowles is urging farmers with suitably located land to make the most of what is being described as the biggest rural housebuilding programme for a generation, as Gordon Brown is this month set to sweep aside strict planning controls that have previously restricted housing development in our villages and market towns.
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The Agricultural Property Market
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Land Price Survey showed that during the first half of 2008 the value of farmland rose by a record 24% the biggest rise since the survey began in 1995.
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Don’t fall at the first hurdle with equestrian planning policies
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
Ask anybody with limited knowledge of equestrian matters how many different horses there are and you are likely to face some obvious guesses, from Shire horse to racehorse.  Indeed, even some within the equestrian sector may struggle to list every single breed of horse without missing the odd one.  However, when it comes to planning policy, Rebecca Roberts, rural expert at Bruton Knowles (BK) explains that there are only six types of horse to worry about and correctly navigating the system could well make or break a planning application or change of use.
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Rural assets still appealing despite being bitten by the crunch
Tuesday, 18 November 2008

Farmers could be forgiven for thinking that rural assets are about to follow other commodities in a strong downward spiral, as the credit crunch begins to bite.  However Gavin Loynes predicts that rural assets will still provide a strong return as we start the New Year, as demand outstrips supply and confidence in other commodities remains comparatively weaker.

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