Farmers' Voice

British farmers are set to launch a nationwide protest this Thursday, 29th January, at supermarkets across the country.

Farmers blocked a regional distribution centre at Avonmouth Docks, part of the Port of Bristol. 

As the Port of Felixstowe wakes to another busy day, Suffolk and Essex farmers have been up all night highlighting concerns over foreign food imports and fighting for fair prices for their produce.

“We just want our voices to be heard,” said farmers who attended today’s rally in Central London. 

Farmers gathered outside the Oxford Farming Conference today to continue their campaign, saying the increase in the IHT threshold still does not go far enough.

Jeremy Clarkson has criticised what he calls an “actively anti-farming” government but said that farmers have a chance to unite and find solutions when they gather at a pivotal Cereals event on his Diddly Squat Farm next year.

Suffolk farmers are set to park their tractors on bridges above major roads across the county today to raise public awareness of the pressures they are currently facing.

British farmers are set to gather in London tomorrow at a “crucial moment”, with changes to inheritance tax moving closer to coming into force.

Farmers from across six counties took part in a Christmas tractor run in London last night to thank the public for their support over the past year. 

Hundreds of farmers gathered in Central London on Budget day to make their voices heard. Farmers Guide was present throughout the day, providing our readers with the latest updates and insights as the day unfolded.

Farming industry leaders have criticised the Autumn Budget announcement, calling it a “limited change to a damaging and destructive tax”.

Nigel Farage MP has said that Reform UK will provide legal support for farmers who were arrested during today’s protest in London.