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UK Minister highlights the benefits the Shared Rural Network will bring to Scotland

15 May 2023: UK Government Minister for Scotland, Malcolm Offord has written an article for The Scottish Farmer, outlining key areas for growth in Scotland, referencing the importance of the Shared Rural Network in strengthening digital connectivity.

Read the article on The Scottish Farmer website here

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