Rural lives: poverty and social exclusion

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Jayne Glass and Mark Shucksmith present the findings from the Rural Lives report published in March 2021.

It investigates why and how people in rural areas experience poverty and social exclusion, with a focus on financial hardship and vulnerability.

The research is based on three study areas: Harris, East Perthshire and Northumberland.

Transcript of episode.

Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes.

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Rural lives: poverty and social exclusion

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Jayne Glass and Mark Shucksmith present the findings from the Rural Lives report published in March 2021.

It investigates why and how people in rural areas experience poverty and social exclusion, with a focus on financial hardship and vulnerability.

The research is based on three study areas: Harris, East Perthshire and Northumberland.

Transcript of episode.

Music Credit: Make your dream a reality by Scott Holmes.

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