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Are the parties doing enough for rural areas

Changes to the Common Agricultural Policy have affected farming income and there are also growing concerns over the increased dominance of supermarkets.

A huge gap between average house prices and the average wage has seen many of those brought up in the countryside being unable to afford to purchase their own home.

As a person who was born and brought up in deep countryside, and is still there, I would
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cheap oakleys over riding concern and as far as I am concerned is today’s big issue. I and, I suspect, lots more like me will again swallow selfish desires and vote only for the party showing most interest in this one issue. The fact that two of the big parties still do not get it seems amazing to me wake up and smell that compassionate coffee.

Paul Munds,
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The ban on fox hunting with hounds is nothing more than a vote loser. Hunting with hounds will continue, they just will not be chasing foxes.

Lucinda Ball, Rugby

Hunting ban a vote loser? It would appear not! I am cheered by the fact that many country dwellers are so passionately in favour of the hunting ban. It seems from this page that those who
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Sam, UK

Previously, farmers were paid to uproot hedgerows. Now they are being paid to replant them. This illustrates the failings of the Common Agricultural Policy
oakley sunglasses discount of subsidies to farmers at great cost to the taxpayer. Only Labour can be relied upon to bring about the necessary reforms.

Eric Whiteley, York

House prices will only be lowered if the supply of building land is substantially increased. The supply of building land must be left to the free market forces and not pseudo nationalised by central government.

R Potter, Silverstone, Northants

Regarding the average house prices and the average wage. In Cornwall the average wage so called does not exist. We are the lowest paid in the country. No one seems to mention this fact; they just go on talking to the Countryside Alliance people. This area is rarely mentioned in any programme.

Sheila Trezise, St Austell, England

I am not voting Conservative this time after 45 years of voting for them because they intend to allow fox hunting again. I emailed the local office and Michael Howard and never got a reply.

T J Newman, Bournemouth England

To all those who complain about wind farms and mobile phone masts: stop using electricity as someone else has to live near an ugly power station. Throw away your mobile phone as someone else will have a mast near them.

Andrew Law, Warrington,
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In Ireland, they’ve effectively got rid of the problems caused by travellers. Now, in England, these groups are allowed in and many of them run riot over whole swathes of communities and abuse the benefits system. It appears that mainstream politicians are living in glasshouses, oblivious to this festering issue.

Juan Reyes, Caddington, Bedfordshire

I live in a small country town, surrounded by farms and so called country folk. Many of these country folk are city dwellers who have moved in to the rural areas simply because they have made a mess of the concrete jungles that form our cities, and because they can afford to. I am very thankful to Labour for the ban.Articles Connexes：