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Countryfile: 08/11/2009

08/11/2009

BBC One - Countryfile, 08/11/2009

Matt and Jules explore Lavenham in Suffolk and Adam takes his barley to the brewery.

Rural issues. Matt Baker and Jules Hudson explore Lavenham, Adam takes his barley to the brewery, and John Craven looks at ways to preserve local shops and pubs in rural villages.

Matt Baker and Jules Hudson explore the area around Lavenham in Suffolk to find out how the US Air Force has shaped this part of the world over the last 60 years. The programme's resident farmer Adam Henson takes his barley to the brewery and John Craven looks at ways that vital services, like local shops and pubs, can be preserved in our rural villages. In Scotland, Katie Knapman helps to plant some native trees as part of a project to create the country's largest broad-leaved woodland.

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