Save British Food announces tractor 'go slow' protest in Westminster

Group joins forces with Kent farmers to take farmers' fight for fairness to London

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock • 2 min read
Farmers in Kent have been taking to the roads to highlight unfairness in the supply chain and the rise of cheap imports
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Farmers in Kent have been taking to the roads to highlight unfairness in the supply chain and the rise of cheap imports

Save British Food has joined forces with Fairness for Farmers to organise a 'go-slow' tractor demonstration in central London this month. The partnership between the Kent-based farmers and Save British...

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