NFU president to address farmers at next week's London family farm tax tractor rally

Organisers say 'Change Your Tune Starmer' as MPs prepare to discuss Inheritance Tax once again

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Farmers are being asked to drive tractors to London for the 'Change Your Tune Starmer' rally
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Farmers are being asked to drive tractors to London for the 'Change Your Tune Starmer' rally

NFU president Tom Bradshaw is set to address farmers at next week's Westminster tractor rally which has been organised in protest at the Government's family farm tax. Organised by Save British Farming...

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