Farmers have blown the whistle on the Environment Agency (EA) after dredging work 'ripped out' part of a river's 370-year-old clay liner, leaving farmland and homes vulnerable to flooding. It is understood...
Farmers have blown the whistle on the Environment Agency (EA) after dredging work 'ripped out' part of a river's 370-year-old clay liner, leaving farmland and homes vulnerable to flooding. It is understood...
Continued global uncertainty means now is not the time to introduce CBAM, says UFU
It is the 25th anniversary of British Food Fortnight, running from September 26 to October 11 2026
Sheep farmer Mark Weekes elected as vice-chair