15/12/2010
With Anna Hill. A new currency is launched in rural Kent and the debate continues over who should fund access to the countryside.
A new currency is launched in rural Kent. Shipbourne Farmers Market has launched the Shipbourne Pound in answer to a lack of rural cash machines. And the debate continues over who should fund access to the countryside. Walkers in Norfolk fear budget cuts could impact footpaths there, meanwhile landowners round the English Coast say funding a coastal path is 'an indefensible waste of money'
Presenter: Anna Hill
Producer: Fran Barnes.
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