We promote the regeneration of rural and urban environments in the East Midlands. We bring together the region's communities and professionals, sharing and developing their skills and inspiring excellence.
We are currently asking all REM members to re-register on this site so that your details are automatically stored in the new website database.
Pleasere-register to ensure your membership continues.
Currently free, membership of Regeneration East Midlands will benefit any individual or organisation interested in the regeneration of the East Midlands. Membership is open to those in the public, private or voluntary sector; working in rural or urban areas; active in any aspect of regeneration; as an officer, official or member of the community.
In order to further develop our unique range of services for members including preferential rates and special offers on training courses, seminars and REM events, access to a members only portal on the website and regular e-updates; we will be introducing a nominal charge for membership. Sign up for membership now at no charge to find out what REM has to offer.
Membership of REM provides a range of benefits.
• Access to an information and enquiry service for training, seminars and events, networks etc; research and intelligence including information on best practice; sources of project funding.
• Free attendance at selected REM events and activities.
• Opportunity to participate in any REM activities and services.
• Access to 'members only' services including discussion groups.
• Opportunity to attend the General Meetings of REM and to vote to appoint representatives to the Strategic Committee which oversees the operation of REM.
Membership of REM will be of particular interest if you work in one of the following areas:
East Midlands Development Agency
Homes and Communities Agency
Local Authorities
Business Links
Learning Skills Councils
East Midlands Regional Assembly
Community organisations
Sub-regional Strategic Partnerships
Voluntary organisations
Local Strategic Partnerships
Rural development organisations
Architects, planners and the building professions
Government Office East Midlands
Further and Higher Education
Connexions
English Heritage
Countryside Agency
Adult Education
Police
Social Work
Consultants / Advisors
Private sector
Chambers of Commerce
New Deal for Community Partnerships
Those who are interested in working in the profession
