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The Royal Highland Show
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The Countryside Alliance
Founder of the Best Rural Retailer competition. The Countryside Alliance works for everyone who loves the countryside and the rural way of life. |
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The Glasgow Herald
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The Dundee Courier
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The Scotsman
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The Press & Journal
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Store is the Core
Store is the Core is an advisory and grant programme designed to help sustain existing village shops and to encourage the development of community owned shops in the South West of England. |
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Community First
Community First is a charity that works at the forefront of community development to help improve the quality of life and economic well being of people and local communities throughout Wiltshire and Swindon. |
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Country Markets
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Slow Food
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British Cheese Board
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Women in Rural Enterprise
The dynamic UK networking and business club for rural women in business - WiRE, Women in Rural Enterprise |
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Women's Food & Farming Union
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Game-to-Eat
The Countryside Alliance's game promotion campaign, whose website contains recipe ideas and details of game stockists |
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Buy Local.net
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A Rural Life - East Anglia
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BBC Countryfile
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Federation of Small Businesses
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Game to Eat
The Countryside Alliance's campaign to promote game |
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ViRSA
The Village Retail Services Association (ViRSA)supports communities wanting to set up and run a community owned shop. |
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The Pub is the Hub
Pub is the Hub was set up in 2001 through the Rural Action Programme of Business in the Community. It encourages breweries, pub owners, licensees and local communities to work together to help retain and enhance rural pubs. |
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The Royal Agricultural Society of England
Since 1838, the RASE has played a leading role in the development of British agriculture and a vibrant rural economy through the uptake of good science, the promotion of best practice and a co-ordinated, impartial approach to wide-ranging rural issue |
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The Guild of Master Craftsmen
The Guild of Master Craftsmen supports and promotes excellence. |
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The Ecologist
The Ecologist is the world’s most respected environmental affairs magazine and supports the Best Rural Retailer competition and its aims.
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Commission for Rural Communities
The Commission provides well-informed, independent advice to government and ensure that policies reflect the real needs of people living and working in rural England, with a particular focus on tackling disadvantage.Proud supporters of BRR |
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British Food Fortnight
A national initiative aimed at promoting the best of British produce. Proud to support the Best Rural Retailer competition. |
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The Western Mail
Wales's top newspaper, proud to support the Best Rural Retailer competition |
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Farmers Weekly
The leading UK farming title, proud to support the Best Rural Retailer competition |
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Countryside Alliance Ireland
Countryside Alliance Ireland (CAI) is an expert and informed organisation that campaigns for the countryside, country sports and the rural way of life.Working in partnership with Ireland's other field sports organisations, we promote all country spor |
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Scottish Countryside Alliance
The Scottish Countryside Alliance works for everyone who lives in, works in, uses and enjoys the Scottish countryside. |
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The Daily Telegraph
Britains' leading quality daily newspaper, proud to support the Best Rural Retailer competition |
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Big Barn
Find your nearest local food suppliers - simply type in your postcode |
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