Tim Morton, project manager for seven food banks in North Norfolk, tells me of the hidden poverty in rural areas and why so many people in remote towns and villages are turning to food banks to feed their families. 
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Tim Morton, project manager for seven food banks in North Norfolk, tells me of the hidden poverty in rural areas and why so many people in remote towns and villages are turning to food banks to feed their families.

Tim Morton, project manager for seven food banks in North Norfolk, tells me of the hidden poverty in rural areas and why so many people in remote towns and villages are turning to food banks to feed their families.

Episode 7.  The rural food bank

This podcast will explore the issues which matter to you in your local community.  It will focus on the concerns of people living in rural areas and small towns who often struggle to ensure their voices are heard in the corridors of power.  This is politics outside the Westminster bubble.

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This podcast will explore the issues which matter to you in your local community. It will focus on the concerns of people living in rural areas and small towns who often struggle to ensure their voices are heard in the corridors of power. This is politics outside the Westminster bubble.

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Episode 7. The rural food bank

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