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Shropshire’s ‘Migrant Street’ has torn up the social contract
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The concept of a "social contract" refers to the unwritten rules and expectations that govern how individuals interact with each other and their community, and its perceived erosion can have significant implications for social cohesion. Shropshire, a rural county in the West Midlands, has experienced changes in its demographics and community dynamics in recent years, which may be relevant to discussions around integration and community relationships. The term "Migrant Street" likely refers to an area with a high proportion of migrant residents, highlighting the potential complexities of building and maintaining a sense of community in diverse areas.
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Shropshire’s ‘Migrant Street’ has torn up the social contract
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30 Jun, 14:01