Natasha Carthew: Rough Edges: Where Land Meets Water, the Untold Stories of Coastline Communities Digital ArchivalSceptre, 2026, Hardback, 288 pages, 13. 4 x 22 cm Crowds flood the beaches during summer heatwaves but they quickly vanish again, leaving behind drifts of rubbish and unstable seasonal jobs. Seaside property is in high demand but affordable only for landlords and gentrifiers. The cost of living crisis and the ongoing pains of austerity trap those at the vulnerable edges of our nation in poverty. Having grown up in rural Cornwall, Natasha Carthew
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