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1. • • New research has revealed that millions of young people living in the countryside are considering moving to a town or city within the next year, prompting concern from the Countryside Alliance. The study, commissioned by Virgin Media O2, found that nearly two-thirds of 18-24-year-olds living in rural areas are set to leave within 12 months.
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     The exodus of young people in the countryside

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   Do young people want to move away from rural areas?

   • More than three quarters (76%) of young people who want to move away surveyed say that poor digital connectivity has influenced their desire to leave their rural area. Good digital connectivity is important for 87% of those young people who want to stay in rural areas surveyed; 47% deeming it ‘very important’.

   Survey on why young people feel forced to leave rural areas

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   Why do young people want to leave rural areas?

   • Afordable housing Of those surveyed, 72% of young people living in rural areas say afordable housing is their top concern. 84% of those who want to leave say it is an important factor in making their decision.

   Survey on why young people feel forced to leave rural areas

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   Do young people want to live in rural areas?

   • Future Just two in five young people (43%) in rural areas surveyed anticipate staying living in a rural area within the next five years. Worryingly, only 18% of the 16-25 year olds in rural areas surveyed think that the future looks bright for them; 63% are more pessimistic.

   Survey on why young people feel forced to leave rural areas

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   Why do young people want to move away?

   • Connectivity More than three-quarters (76%) of young people who want to move away surveyed say that poor digital connectivity has influenced their desire to leave their rural area. Loneliness 84% of those wanting to move away surveyed cite loneliness and isolation as important reasons.

   Survey on why young people feel forced to leave rural areas

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   Do non-rural young people move to a rural community?

   • While non-rural young people typically associate rural communities with undesirable aesthetic attributes, social isolation, and a lack of career opportunities, those who live or have lived in rural areas have more positive perceptions of these spaces and are more likely to move to a rural community (Cromartie et al., 2015; Davies, 2008).

   Do rural youth want to stay rural? Influences on residential

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   Are there gaps in rural youth services?

   • There is little or no co-ordinated provision in many rural areas to tackle inequalities and put young people at the heart of Covid-recovery. A new report, Overlooked: young people and rural youth services, makes clear there are vast gaps in local youth services.

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3. www.cpre.org.uk › resources › young-people-in-ruralYoung people in rural areas: a report - CPRE

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   Oct 13, 2021 · On behalf of CPRE, the countryside charity, YouGov conducted this unique online survey of 1,019 16-25 year olds living in ‘rural’ and ‘town and fringe’ areas in England to examine why young people feel forced to leave the countryside.

4. archive.cprekent.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsSurvey on why young people feel forced to leave rural areas

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   More than three-quarters (76%) of young people who want to move away surveyed say that poor digital connectivity has influenced their desire to leave their rural area.

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6. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: Do rural youth want to stay rural? Influences ...

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   Mar 21, 2022 · The lack of educational opportunities in many rural areas presents a challenge in retaining or recruiting young adults; our models confirmed lower rural residential aspirations as educational aspirations rise.

7. www.cpre.org.uk › about-us › cpre-mediaCPRE survey reveals the factors pushing young people out of ...

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   Oct 13, 2021 · Amid delays to long-awaited planning reforms, this unique survey of more than 1,000 young people living in rural areas found that just 43% of them plan to still be there beyond the next five years. Fewer than 1 in 5 (18%) think the future looks bright.

8. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsMoving out to move on: understanding the link between ...

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   Jul 31, 2020 · 1. Foreword. For many, moving away from where you were born seems to be as critical as ever to getting a good job, enhancing earnings and becoming more socially mobile. But does this always...

9. nya.org.uk › overlooked-reportYoung people in rural areas overlooked, left to fall between ...

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   A new report, Overlooked: young people and rural youth services, makes clear there are vast gaps in local youth services. Hardest hit are the 2.2 million young people living in predominantly rural areas, living in villages, towns and coastal areas.