Longford plan aims to keep regions rural character

The plan will see the city take on Â£700 million of financial risk and support a number of communities to keep their traditional rural communities rural.

The plans include developing the "Rural Communities Action Plan" with the community, the City and an "intelligent partnership" between the city and community based businesses.

A spokeswoman for the city said: "The town hall has taken stock of several local areas that have received much public attention over the past six weeks and identified a range of issues to address.

"We welcome feedback on the plan from the City on its draft proposal and the community, and as a matter of policy, we expect to have some of this material available over the next few days.

"The city has received an excellent response, and our local community engagement team will continue to work on the plan."

She added: "The city does not believe it is necessary for towns and cities to remain rural in the face of change that is on the horizon, and we encourage towns to look for alternatives and join regional organisations such as the regional economic strategy if this is to be seen as a viable option for rural areas across the country."

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