Volume 29 No.3
Cathy Elliott
RURAL POLICY AND POLITICS
Steve Bassam, Barbara Young
Beyond the big cities: Labour’s offer to towns, rural and coastal communities
Ben Cooper
Labour’s rural challenge
FOOD AND FARMING
Richard Bramley
Post-Brexit food and rural affairs policy: a farmer’s view
THE POLITICS OF PLACE
Corinne Fowler
Dexter Govan
The road to Scottish Labour’s recovery?
Tabitha A. Baker
Is there hope for the West Country? Political sentiment amongst rural voters
Lucy Natarajan, Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite and John Tomaney
Social and community infrastructure: Lessons from Co Durham
LABOUR TRADITION OUTSIDE BIG CITIES
John Tomaney
Constitutional change: rediscovering localism
Neil Ward
Labour and life beyond cities: Towards a social democratic manifesto for non-metropolitan Britain
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