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Ted Goldup Collection of Vintage Tractors

Ted Goldup was brought up at Highland Count Farm near Bridge, Canterbury, part of the Higham estate where is father was a tenant.

In 1945, after the family had moved to Guilford, Ted joined Gibbs of Ripley where he lea...

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Reading Carriage Sale November 5th 2003

 The sale took place on November 5th 2003 at the auction market. Some of the items for sale included:

Lot 221:

A Victorian Invalid Carriage circ...

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Lord Haskins Lecture: Review of the Countryside 2003

Lord Haskins travelled throughout England during 2003 to investigate rural economic and social issues. Below is a summary of his speech given at the University of Reading on November 10th 2003.

Lord Haskins ...

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Connecting Black Minority Ethnic People in Rural Areas: Are We Doing Enough?

On October 21st of 2003, I ...

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Contemporary Collecting in the Countryside

Introduction

Over the past fifty years significant changes have taken place in the co...

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DEFRA GM NATION? DEBATE 15th July 2003

The local GM Nation? Debate held at Reading University was a well-attended and interesting evening. Two speakers from Greenwatch and Greenpeace voiced their opposition to the practice claiming insufficient research has been undertaken and evidence from other countries indicates that there will be he...

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ACRE RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE 9/10th July 2003

200 delegates, predominantly drawn from the Rural Community Council attended the Rural Proofing, Rural Change Conference at Harper Adam College, Shropshire. The theme reflected the concerns of all rural communities facing a rapidly changing environment.

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DEFRA RURAL AFFAIRS FORUM 8th April 2003

Two key areas were covered during this forum. Young people from the Worcestershire Youth Club spoke about their experiences in a rural area and the advantages and disadvantages of living the countryside. They believed they are viewed with hostility by government and felt that they have been left out...

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