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For communities to be sustainable, they must have access to local green spaces and wildlife. This is particularly important at a time when parts of Bedfordshire have been earmarked for significant housing growth under the government’s Sustainable Communities Plan. Green Infrastructure (GI) is the network of multi-functional green spaces required to meet a community's needs. It consists of both public and private land, with and without public access, in urban and rural locations. BRCC works to develop and maintain GI across Bedfordshire, in close collaboration with local communities and volunteers. Find out more about our main areas of work:
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| Contact: Cliff Andrews, 01767 626456. You can also find out more about Green Infrastructure in Bedfordshire at the website of the Beds and Luton Green Infrastructure Consortium, of which BRCC is a founding member. |
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The rural economy is vital in order to create sustainable rural communities, ensuring that people can access employment and services locally while also contributing to food security and the reduction of ‘food miles’. Find out more about our main areas of work:
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We are also able to offer a wide range of cost effective courses designed to meet the needs of farming, land-based and allied industries, through The Training Association. BRCC also helps disadvantaged people to participate in the economy, current activities include:
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