Help needed for rural recovery

Series: Countryside Agency Press Release ; 13 March 2001, (2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The Countryside Agency met with the Prime Minister to discuss the impact of the foot and mouth outbreak on the rural economy. A rural recovery task force has been established and will work closely with the Agency. The Agency has put forward proposals for a rural business recovery programme.

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The Countryside Agency met with the Prime Minister to discuss the impact of the foot and mouth outbreak on the rural economy. A rural recovery task force has been established and will work closely with the Agency. The Agency has put forward proposals for a rural business recovery programme.

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