From the editor: Ben Briggs - Is it time to dust off the placards once again?

Twenty years on from the Liberty and Livelihood march in London, has anything actually changed for the perception of rural areas and the policies governing them?

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From the editor: Ben Briggs - Is it time to dust off the placards once again?

Twenty years on from the Liberty and Livelihood march in London, has anything actually changed for the perception of rural areas and the policies governing them? With their rugby shirts and Farmers...

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