The Essex Rural Partnership was formed in 2002, the result of a merger between the Essex Rural Renewal Forum and the Essex Rural Strategy Steering Group.
The Essex Rural Partnership brings together key organisations in Essex (and some regional bodies) to consider, debate and act on major issues affecting the rural parts of the county.
The Essex Rural Partnership encourages not only co-ordination of activities, to maximise effectiveness of resources, but also joint-working to achieve greater buy-in, better chance of securing funding, and best value.
ERP Meetings
Essex Rural Partnership Full Membership Meeting Date : 29th July 2010 Venue : Function Suite, Maldon Town Football Club, Park Drive, Maldon Time : 9.30 am Registration 10.00am Meeting Commences to 1.15pm followed by buffet lunch
Essex Rural Partnership Steering Group Meeting Date : 29th July 2010 Venue : Function Suite, Maldon Town Football Club, Park Drive, Maldon Time : 2.00pm - following the Full Partnership Meeting and lunch
Economic Action Group Date : tba Venue : tba Time : tba
Community Action Group Meeting Date : 30th June 2010 Venue : RCCE Offices, Conference Room, Threshelfords Business Park, Inworth Road, Feering, Essex, CO5 9SE Time : 10.00am to 12.30pm
Environmental Action Group Meeting Date : 3rd September 2010 Venue : RCCE Offices, Conference Room, Threshelfords Business Park, Inworth Road, Feering, Essex, CO5 9SE Time : 10.00am to 12.30pm
Minutes and agendas can be downloaded - click here.
Latest News / Events
as of Friday, September 3 2010
Ten Good Reasons to get shopping locally The Rural Community Council of Essex (RCCE) campaign Ten Good Reasons to shop locally went live at a launch event on Thursday 4th March
2020 Vision for Rural Essex - The Essex Rural Partnership's - New Essex Rural Strategy. A new Strategy which aims to secure a vibrant future for rural Essex was launched at Ingatestone Hall on 24th November
Funding for Community Shops June 2009- May 2012 Village Core Programme-will provide startup funding to new Community owned shops in rural areas of England. Due to its success the Programme has now been extended for a further 3 years.
