In your field: Tom Clarke - 'It's hard to imagine any claim for the public good from straightening a river'

For farmers it’s a novelty to have your hometown in the news. Even rarer to see bits of your farm in the papers.

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In your field: Tom Clarke - 'It's hard to imagine any claim for the public good from straightening a river'

For farmers it's a novelty to have your hometown in the news. Even rarer to see bits of your farm in the papers. With the announcement that next year's University Boat Race will be held on the Great...

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