In Hinterland this week – the coronavirus and local government expenditure, councils on the front foot over climate change, a call for greater devolution of powers to tackle the virus,

In hinterland this week, coronavirus and its impact on farmers, bringing cash back to rural settings, long term impacts of the pandemic on the NHS overall, forget the covid-19 tracing

In Hinterland this week food, health and housing are our themes. Its been a strange week as the lockdown begins to gradually lift with much to both look forward to

This week in Hinterland: a number of tourism related stories, some economic impacts and deeper reflections on the differential impacts of the pandemic on places and people. *         *          *

This week we start with a non Covid story about railways. We then go on to look at the impact of the virus in terms of charities, its uneven economic

Mixed prospects for rural businesses reported in Hinterland this week. If they need help the new national centre for rural economy and its approaching £4 million of grant funding might

This week thoughts for restarting the economy, predictions about the impact on housing, the crucial role of the Voluntary and Community sector in keeping rural places viable and the challenges

The return of the rural touring phenomenon, earlier lifting of lockdown on the cards for rural areas? The broadband deficits affecting the capability of rural folks to operate from home,

In Hinterland this week – rural vigilantes, travellers, rural economies, care homes, lifting lockdown and giant rabbits. Read on… *         *          * Police in England warn rural vigilantes not to

In Hinterland this week – strong views that rural places are more fragile when it comes to the virus and have very vulnerable economies. A parallel theme looks at people