“Research has shown that those living in rural areas face extra costs and we now want to explore the impacts for households.”
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The Rural Services Network has been concerned for some time about how the cost of living crisis is being felt more in rural areas: Rural cost-of-living emergency: latest – Vision Group for Sidmouth and Underfunding and neglect in rural England – Vision Group for Sidmouth
Here they are with a survey: do fill it in – if simply to provide them with information:
SUFFERING FROM THE RURAL COST OF LIVING? MAKE YOUR THOUGHTS KNOWN IN HOUSEHOLD SURVEY
The Rural Services Network in partnership with the Citizens Advice Rural Issues Group has launched a Rural Cost of Living Household Survey
Independent research commissioned by the RSN in summer last year shows rural areas are suffering more acutely from the cost of living crisis compared to urban areas.
To lend more weight to the argument for more funding for rural areas the RSN is calling on as many rural residents as possible to complete a Rural Cost of Living Household Survey.
The purpose of the survey is to understand more about rural household budgets at, what is, a very difficult time for many.
Research has shown that those living in rural areas face extra costs and we now want to explore the impacts for households.
But we need your help and want to receive as many survey responses as possible, whatever your household’s income or financial position. This will help us to engage more effectively with Government Departments, MPs and other policy makers.
Please click here to complete the survey
We understand if you are unable, or indeed unwilling, to give answers to some of the questions, complete those you can.
Please forward the survey link to all your contacts, networks, family and friends living in rural areas – the greater the response the better.
The survey closes on 31 March 2023.
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