Late Glastir payments prompt concern about Welsh post-Brexit scheme

Around half of Welsh farmers who applied for Glastir payments for 2019 commitments were still waiting for their money at the start of May, prompting concern about how the planned post-Brexit scheme will function.

Abi Kay
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Late Glastir payments prompt concern about Welsh post-Brexit scheme

Around half of Welsh farmers who applied for Glastir payments for works and commitments carried out in 2019 were still waiting for their money at the beginning of May, prompting concern about how the planned...

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