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Housing and Employment: A Survey of Rural Residents’ Experiences and Opinions

Richard Inman Housing research, Publications, Rural communities research, Young people research June 24, 2019June 21, 2019CCRI, Employment, Housing research

Housing and Employment: A Survey of Rural Residents’ Experiences and Opinions (published June 2019) is a summary of the key findings from a survey managed by CCRI (University of Gloucestershire) and supported by Rural England.

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Health and wellbeing in rural areas

Richard Inman Fuel poverty research, Health research, Housing research, Older people, Rural communities research March 27, 2017April 11, 2017Fuel poverty research, Health research, Housing research, Older people, Rural communities research

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