Academic Archers

, 21–22, 24, 29, 31–32

assembly method

, 133–147

Accent

, 150–152

in Archers, The

, 154–157

and attitudes

, 152–153

in drama

, 153–154

Accommodation

, 223

Acknowledge, Accept, Apologise, Act (4A)

, 99

Acoustic analysis

, 161

Adam Macy

, 14–15, 25–27, 43, 84, 86–87, 100–101, 143

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

, 116

Affectionless psychopathy

, 169

Affordability

, 216–217

Agrarian Ideal

, 78–79

Agribusiness

, 7, 101–102, 289

Agricultural housing options

, 222

Aldridge, Phoebe

, 290, 247–248

Alexander (Xander) Macy-Craig

, 20–21, 290–291

Alf Grundy

, 195

Alice Carter

, 26–27, 84, 277–278, 289–290

Alison Hindell

, 24

Alistair Lloyd

, 251–252

Am Valley

, 83

Ambridge

, 132, 190–191, 322

farming typology and geomorphology

, 80–83

as housing market

, 213–214

poster boys for desistance

, 197–199

Ambridge Conservation Trust

, 83–84, 305–306

Ambridge Fairy

, 28, 121–122, 212–213, 224–225, 234–235

Ambridge Horses

, 65–66, 68

Ambridge Socialist

, 4–5, 9–10, 12

Ambridge View

, 44

Ambridgians

, 20–21

Amside Property Holdings

, 277–278

Amy Franks

, 246

Analytical approach

, 39

Animated films

, 153–154

Annus Horribilis of Grundys

, 32–33

Anxiety disorders

, 24–25

Archer family

, 4–5

Archers, The

, 155, 4–5, 7, 13–14, 16–17, 20–21, 58–59, 112, 132, 192, 212–213, 240, 256, 276, 280–281

accent in

, 154–157

extended family and nonfamily coresidence

, 242–251

teaching social workers

, 115

terminology and background

, 240–242

Archers Anarchists

, 13–14

Aspiration

, 327–329

Attachment

, 170

Auditory analysis

, 161

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet

, 153–154

Aunt Elizabeth Pargetter

, 251–252

Aunt Laura

, 31

Authoritative parenting

, 179

Baby boomers

, 218

Barwick Green

, 16

Ben Archer

, 307

Bert Fry

, 5, 14

Big Agriculture

, 78–79

Big bang

, 199

Big Bang Theory, The

, 299–300

Big Society

, 298–299, 314–315

Biopolitics

, 66–67

Birth order

, 287–292

Blake

, 63, 123, 125, 194

Body politic

, 66–67

Borchester Echo, The

, 100, 104, 240

Borchester Land

, 7–8, 10–12, 14–16

Boris Johnson

, 259–260

Borsetshire Life magazine

, 85, 100

Borsetshire Police and Crime plan

, 201

Brenda Tucker

, 29

Brian Aldridge

, 8, 12, 26–27, 74, 81, 83–84, 96, 100, 133–134, 142, 144, 196–197, 220–221, 247–248, 277–278

of Ambridge

, 85–89

good businessman

, 88–89

good or feckless farmer

, 86–88

situation

, 85–86

Bridge Farm

, 80, 82, 85–86

Brookfield Archers

, 31

Brookfield Farm

, 80

Bruce Titchener

, 168

Business

, 74–75, 96

leadership

, 277–278

models

, 58

Businessperson

, 75

Care Act 2015

, 257

Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC)

, 266–267

Care Provision

, 258–259

Carol Tregorran

, 240–241

Caroline Bone

, 8, 10, 249

Castism

, 299–300

Casual bullying

, 184–185

Channel 4 Dispatches (2016) programme

, 257

Characterisation

, 150, 157

Charlie Thomas

, 78–79, 83–86

Chekhovian proportions

, 47–48

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

, 60

Child psychology

, 168–169

Child sexual abuse (CSA)

, 122

adult survivors

, 122

Chris Carter

, 26–27, 283, 285

Chris Gittins

, 5

Christine Barford

, 240–241, 249–250, 256, 263–264

Church of England (C of E)

, 264

Citizen assembly model

, 132–133

Civic action

, 301–302

Civil society

, 296–297

analysis

, 301–304

ethical considerations

, 300–301

findings

, 304–315

method

, 300–304

political and civic context

, 297–300

sampling

, 301

‘Civil Society Strategy’

, 298–299

Clarrie Grundy

, 8–9, 11, 16–17, 117, 120–121, 133–134, 144–145, 221–222, 249

Clarrie’s Song (Eddie)

, 5–6

Class, class politics

, 15–16, 279–280

Class Ceiling, The

, 22

Clive Horrobin

, 40, 192–193

Coercive control

, 170

Communicate, respect, initiate, show, issue, manage and sustain (CRISIS)

, 97–98

Condition of the Working Class in England, The (Engels)

, 15–16

Consensual activities

, 301–302

Construction

, 58

Contested Political activities

, 301–302, 305

Coresidence

, 240–241

Corporate reputation

, 99

COVID-19

, 265

Crime

, 191

dramas

, 192

Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)

, 65

Cultural norms

, 242–248

Custard, Culverts and Cake: Academics on Life in The Archers (Courage and Headlam)

, 21–22, 29–30

Customer service interaction

, 98–99

Dan Archer

, 30, 286

Dan Hebden-Lloyd

, 292

David Archer

, 5, 14–15, 75, 83–84, 87, 103, 133–134, 136, 138, 196–197, 276–277

Debbie Aldridge

, 26–27, 89, 192–193

Decision-making

, 133

Deliberation

, 133

Delinquency

, 183–184

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)

, 191

Derek Fletcher

, 202–203

Desistance

, 198

Diana Baumrind

, 179

Discourse analysis

, 299–300

Domestic burglaries

, 191

Domestic servitude

, 61–62

Doris Archer

, 30

Dramatic narrative

, 125

Dumteedum

, 4

Echo, The

, 190–191

Economic need

, 248–250

Ed Grundy

, 6, 8, 32, 43, 133–134, 146–147, 160–161, 195

Eddie Grundy

, 5–6, 8–9, 11–12, 22–23, 117, 120–121, 133–134, 144–145, 160–161, 196–197, 221–222

Edward Kelsey

, 20–21

Elephant in room

, 163–164

Elizabeth Pargetter

, 96, 102, 105

Emma Grundy (née, Carter)

, 11–12, 32, 42, 45, 53, 70–71, 117, 133–134, 146–147, 171, 198, 283, 285, 302, 304

housing pathway

, 225–226, 233–234

Empathy

, 330–332

Environmental Agency (EA)

, 85

Environmental/Ecological approach

, 78–79

Existential co-dependence

, 326–327

Extended family

, 242–251

Fallon Rogers

, 44–45, 49, 249–250, 261–262

Family

dysfunction

, 139

wealth in home ownership

, 220–221

Farm

, 75–76

Farm Business Income (FBI)

, 77

Farmer

, 76–77

Farming

, 222

as business

, 77–78

good and bad styles of

, 7

Fear

, 192–194

of crime

, 191

Feckless Farmer

, 74, 79–80

in Ambridge

, 83–84

Fecklessness

, 194–196

Film

, 153–154

Financial-based interventions

, 223

Financialisation

, 215

First-born children

, 287

Flapjack

, 196–197

Fly tipping

, 201–202

Forced labour

, 61–62

Forced recruitment

, 61

Forty-four Juvenile Thieves

, 168–169

Freddie Pargetter

, 102–103, 197

Frontline

, 113–114

Frontline Fellowship

, 113

Gamekeeper’s Cottage

, 222

Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLA)

, 58–59, 193–194

Gavin Moss

, 193–196

Gender Sex and Gossip: Women in The Archers

, 21–22

Generation X

, 218

Generation Z

, 218

Generational dynamics

, 217–218

George Grundy

, 49, 117, 290–291

Glastonbury Festival

, 6

Global humanism

, 67–68

Golden hour

, 98–99

Good Farmer

, 74, 78, 80

in Ambridge

, 83–84

Grace Archer

, 135–136

Grange Farm

, 80

Grange Spinney

, 198

Great Flood of Ambridge

, 10

Grey Gables

, 16–17, 51–52, 121–123, 192–193, 197, 283, 285, 322–323

Grundy World of Christmas, The

, 8–9

Grundy’s Cider Club

, 8–9

Grundy’s Field

, 8–9

Guardian, The

, 13, 112

Hannah Riley

, 240

Harold Jayston

, 251–252

Harrison Burns

, 190–191, 249–250

Hasset Hills

, 82

Hazel Woolley

, 266–267

Headlam Hypothesis, The

, 30

Health

, 40

and family care

, 250–251

Heather pet

, 137

Helen Archer

, 25–26, 112, 126, 133–134, 145–146, 247, 250

experiences

, 115–116

Henry Archer

, 168, 171–174, 176–178, 180, 182

Herbal leys

, 84, 100

Hilda Ogden

, 240–241

Home as ritual and norm

, 27–30

Home Farm

, 80, 84, 96, 102, 289–290

Home-finder

, 225

Homebuy

, 215–216

Homeostasis

, 41–42

Household demography

, 242

Housing

, 120–122

pathways

, 217–218

rural housing crisis

, 22–23

Housing snapshot (2020)

, 218–223

Hugo Melling

, 249–250

Iain Craig

, 25–26, 143

Identity

, 150–152

and attitudes

, 152–153

Industrial/Productionist

, 78–79

Inquiry methods

, 132–133

International Labour Organisation (ILO)

, 61

Intimate partner violence

, 180–181

Jack Archer

, 240–241

Jack Woolley

, 26–27, 256, 266–267, 313

Jack/Gideon Titchener

, 115–116

Jake Grundy

, 117

Jakob Hakansson

, 26–27

James Bellamy

, 25–26, 197–198

Jazzer Archer

, 202–203

Jazzer McCreary

, 195, 222, 240, 248, 251–252, 282, 313–314

Jennifer Aldridge

, 30, 64, 133–134, 142, 144, 220–221, 247–248, 276

Jennifer Archer

, 11

Jethro Larkin

, 5

Jill Archer

, 25–26, 133–134, 136, 192–193, 286, 313–314

Jim Lloyd

, 49, 53, 62–63, 122, 240, 251–252, 256, 307

Joe Grundy

, 8–9, 11–13, 20–21, 102, 117, 121–122, 160–161

John Bowlby

, 169

John Peel

, 5–6

Johnny Phillips

, 172, 240

Jolene Archer

, 5–6

Josh Archer

, 136–137, 280, 282

Joy Horville

, 204

Justin Elliott

, 45, 193–194, 251–252, 277–278

Kate Madikane

, 22–23, 25–27, 135, 143, 179, 202–203, 240, 247–248, 250

Kathy Perks

, 51, 198, 322–323

Keira Grundy

, 49, 117

Kenton Archer

, 103, 202–203, 260, 263

Keri Davies

, 4, 8, 31, 278–279

Kin-keeping

, 25, 27–29

Kinship networks

, 21–22

Kirsty Miller

, 220–221, 240–241, 305

Lakey Hill

, 82–83

Land

, 76

Laurels

, 257

care home

, 256

historical perspective

, 258–260

three characters in search of care

, 260–267

Leadership potential

, 287–292

Learning process

, 133

Leonard Berry

, 198–199

Leonie Snell

, 25–26

‘Life at The Laurels’

, 256

Lifespan model

, 41–42

Lillian Bellamy

, 11, 247–248, 277–278

Lily Pargetter

, 290

Lion King

, 153–154

Lodge, The

, 240

Lower Loxley

, 102, 105, 256

Lynda Snell

, 51, 197, 251, 307

Mapping interdependence

, 218–223

Margaret Thatcher

, 298–299

Marjorie Antrobus

, 256

Mark Hebden

, 119, 263–264

Martyn Gibson

, 12, 100–101

Matriarchies

, 27

Matriarchs

, 134–136

Matt Crawford

, 8, 12

Mentoring relationships

, 288–289

Mia Grundy

, 117, 163

Microclimate

, 83

Mike Tucker

, 16–17, 45–46

Millennials

, 218

Mob grazing

, 84

Modern slavery

, 58, 61–62, 66–67, 122, 125

Modern Slavery Act (2015)

, 61, 65, 193–194

Modern Slavery Helpline

, 65

Molly Button

, 292

Moss Construction

, 195–196

Mr Pullen

, 322–323

Mrs Antrobus

, 6

Multigeneration inequalities

, 29

Multigenerational family

, 53

Multigenerational sharing

, 222

Mungo Bellamy

, 25–26

Mutualism

, 304, 309, 312

Narrative study

data collection

, 325

ethical review

, 325

methodology

, 324–325

results

, 325–332

sampling strategy

, 324–325

Nathan Booth

, 322–323

National Assistance Act of 1948

, 258–259

National Health Service (NHS)

, 258–259

National housing context

, 214–217

affordability

, 216–217

changing role of state

, 215–216

financialisation

, 215

planning and housing supply

, 214

welfare and exclusion

, 216

National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC)

, 199–200

National Referral Mechanism

, 125

National Rural Crime Network (NRCN)

, 199–200

Necrologies

, 66–67

Ned Larkin

, 5

Neil Carter

, 45, 49, 117, 133–134, 140–141, 277, 283, 285–286

Network effects

, 22–23

New Poor Law

, 258

New Statesman, The

, 126

Nic Grundy

, 51, 117, 249

Nigel Pargetter

, 102–103

Noluthando Madikane

, 247–248

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

, 58–59

Nonfamily coresidence

, 242–251

Office for National Statistics (ONS)

, 191, 256

Oliver Grundy

, 249

Oliver Sterling

, 8, 10, 121–122, 283, 285

Olwen

, 302–304

Operation Checkpoint

, 202–203

Organ harvesting

, 61–62

Organic farming

, 83–84

Organised crime groups (OCGs)

, 199–200

Parental expectations

, 283–285

Parental resources model

, 287–288

Parenting

, 177

Academic Archers assembly method

, 133–147

citizen assembly model

, 132–133

and complicated relationships

, 117–120

styles

, 132, 180

Parish councils

, 202

Parks and Recreation

, 299–300

Pat Archer

, 133–134, 139–140, 169–170

Peer-to-peer buddying

, 302–304

Peggy Archer

, 11, 133–134, 136, 266–267

Peggy Woolley (née, Archer)

, 25–26, 28, 31, 43–45, 49, 240–241, 305–306, 310

Penny Eckert

, 152

Personal and protective equipment (PPE)

, 265

Phil Archer

, 85–86, 276–277, 286

Philanthropicapitalism

, 310

Philanthropy

, 304, 309, 312

Philip Moss

, 22–24, 60–62, 71, 122–123, 193–196, 220–221

Physical sphere

, 44–45

Pip Archer

, 31, 136–137, 246, 280–282, 286

Pivot generation. See Sandwich carers

Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs)

, 199–201

Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE)

, 125

Political discourse

, 296–298

Political sphere

, 301–302

contested

, 306

conventional

, 306–309

Politics

, 279–280

Polly Toynbee

, 259

Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834

, 258

Poppy Grundy

, 117

Power

, 20, 278–279

Pre-eclampsia

, 168

Precocious conscience

, 174–176

Presentation of Self in Everyday Life (Goffman)

, 28

Prices in agricultural markets

, 77–78

Private homes

, 251–252

Private voices

, 251–252

Professionalism

, 312–315

Professionalism-Volunteerism binary

, 304

Psychological

sphere

, 45–47

trauma

, 168–169

Public sphere

, 297–298

Radio drama

, 153–154

Re-wilding project

, 84

Reputational reservoir

, 99

Resentment

, 327–329

Rex Fairbrother

, 70–71, 204

Rhoticity

, 158

Rickyard Cottage

, 222

Rituals function

, 28

River Am

, 85–86

Rob Titchener

, 112, 126, 168, 171, 174, 176–178, 180, 182–183, 192–193

experiences

, 115–116

Robert Snell

, 283–285

Roger Travers-Macy

, 289–290

Rory Coulter

, 217–218

Rosie Ruth Grace Archer

, 20–21, 30–31

Roy Tucker

, 192–193, 240–241

Ruairi Donovan

, 26–27, 196–197, 289–290, 307

Rural crime

, 199–200, 203

data

, 191

Rural housing

, 48–49

Ruth Archer

, 11, 133–134, 136, 138

Sabrina Thwaite

, 51, 322–323

Safe Car Wash, The app

, 64

Sandwich carers

, 262–263

Scott

, 177

Sean O’Connor

, 163–164, 177

Serious Crime Act (2015)

, 115–116

Sexual exploitation

, 61–62

Shula Hebden-Lloyd, (née Archer)

, 119, 122–123, 263, 265, 277–278

Sibling interaction model

, 287–288

Sid Perks

, 197–198

Silent generation

, 218

Simon Pemberton

, 192–193

Siobhan Hathaway

, 289–290

Sipho Madikane

, 290

Slaves

, 62–63

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs)

, 89

Small worlds of Ambridge 2020

, 23, 25, 33

Social capital

, 198

Social change

, 301–302

Social distancing

, 126

Social Learning Theory (SLT)

, 177, 181

Social learning theory

, 279, 286–287

Social media

, 98–99

Social mobility

, 22–23

Social relationships

, 47–48

Social sphere

, 47, 51, 301–302

contested

, 305–306

conventional

, 305

Social stability

, 301–302

Social work education, role and structure of

, 113–115

Social workers

, 113

Archers, The teaching

, 115

Soft power

, 28

Sound system

, 151–152

Speculative Ontology

, 324

Spirit of the Soil, The (Thompson)

, 78–79

Spoken language

, 150–152

Sterling Gold

, 8

Susan Carter

, 45, 49, 117, 133–134, 140–141, 283, 285, 313

Television

, 153–154

Themes

, 325–332

‘Think Family’ approach

, 121–122

Third Way

, 298–299

Tiggy

, 307

Tim Oatey

, 43, 198

Time

, 20–21

Toby Fairbrother

, 246

Tom Archer

, 169–170, 247

Tom Forrest

, 5

Tony Archer

, 133–134, 139–140, 168–170

Tony Blair

, 298–299

Tracy Horrobin

, 50–52, 179, 192–193, 223

Trading the Horses

, 58–59

Tucker, Abbie

, 290

Tumble Tussocks

, 9–10

Twin matriarchies

, 25–27

UK politics

, 296–297

Unfree recruitment

, 61

United Nations Convention of the Rights of Children (UNCRC)

, 307

Ursula Titchener

, 168

Usha Franks (née Gupta)

, 51, 192–193

Vehicle offences

, 191

Vicar of Dibley

, 264

Victims

, 63

Village Fête Planning Committee

, 306–307, 309

Vince Casey

, 277–278

Virality maps

, 101–102

Volunteer-run grassroot organisations

, 304

Volunteering

, 301–302, 312, 315

Vowel sound analysis

, 161

Walter Gabriel

, 5

Wellbeing

, 40

case study

, 42–53

challenges and resources

, 44–45, 47, 51

crisis

, 43–44

regaining balance

, 51–53

theoretical background

, 40–42

West Midlands

, 82

Westbury Courier, The

, 97–98, 101–102

Wildlife Trust

, 305

Will Grundy

, 49–50, 52–53, 117, 133–134, 146–147, 160–161, 220–221

William Smethurst

, 4–5

Work and life under duress

, 61

World Health Organisation (WHO)

, 40