Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

People living in countryside consider moving in response to rise in rural crime

Nearly one in five people surveyed by the Countryside Alliance say they have considered leaving the area where they live due to the increase in rural crime. 

Farmers urged to vaccinate lambs as clostridial and Pasteurella threats persists

Recent data by Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) shows that clostridial diseases consistently rank among the most frequent sheep submission diagnoses, prompting vets to remind farmers of the importance of timely vaccination to avoid such losses.

Meat industry faces overnight fee increase and it is not April Fool’s joke

While the British meat industry is preparing for the latest blow from its own regulator, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) is also making it harder for producers by imposing an increase in meat inspection charges. They came into force on April Fool’s Day, and, unfortunately, it is not a joke.

Bread shortages expected as UK farmers launch milling wheat strike

Farmers from around the UK are set to take part in a movement that aims at demonstrating the fragility of the nation’s supply chains. 

Locals raise safety concerns over solar farm on Cambridgeshire-Suffolk border

Safety concerns have been raised in regard to the controversial plans for a huge solar farm that is set to be built on the Cambridgeshire-Suffolk border. 

Police carries out rural crime checks on Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire border

Almost 30 vehicles were stopped as part of a multi-agency operation to tackle rural crime and road safety along the border between Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire Constabulary confirmed.

Defra announces new proposal to ban heather burning on peatland

Defra has just announced a new proposal to ban heather burning on peatland, which aims to protect air, water and wildlife.

Theft of 75 sheep in Wales: 63 ewes found and man arrested

63 ewes have been recovered following a theft of 75 sheep from a farm in Newcastle Emlyn, Wales. 

Suffolk families get ‘a taste of farming’ during free spring event

About 2,000 people “got a flavour of farming” during the fifth spring family farm day hosted by the Suffolk Rural College.

1.7K British farms as vast as city of Leeds disappeared since 2010

More than 1,700 farms on the outskirts of English towns and cities have disappeared in the past 15 years, the Campaign to Protect Rural England warns.

Nigel Farage supports idea of selling US chlorine-washed chicken in UK

The British farming community has criticised Nigel Farage’s recent suggestion that the UK should allow American low-quality, chlorine-washed chicken to be sold in the country as part of a free trade deal with Donald Trump.

Peterborough farmer faces up to five fly-tipping incidents a week

A farmer who lives in the biggest fly-tipping hotspot in the East of England and faces the crime on a daily basis has spoken out about how it influences his life.

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