27/07/2009
Anna Hill reports on how people in rural towns and villages are pulling together to beat the recession. She visits Reepham in Norfolk to find out how people there are coping.
Anna Hill reports how people in rural towns and villages are pulling together to beat the recession. New figures suggest that the countryside is being harder hit that urban areas when it comes to job losses and shops closing. Anna visits Reepham, a market town in Norfolk, to find out how people there are coping with the downturn.
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