Westminster's Scottish Affairs Committee is to carry out an inquiry on how people in rural areas can be supported through the cost of living crisis.
The committee's chairman Pete Wishart says governments must make sure “rural communities are not left behind” as costs continue to rise and inflation continues to bite.
The committee has invited written submissions for its inquiry, with a February 6 deadline. It will look among other issues at how the UK and Scottish governments have responded to the crisis in rural areas.
