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In this week's podcast, Alex Black and Jane Thynne are joined by two students to discuss their campaign to restore the courses

Focus on intelligence, data and technology as police seek to crack down on organised crime in the countryside

A farmer at the forefront of a new campaign to challenge the Government's changes to Inheritance Tax has said farmers should have ‘hope' that a positive outcome may still be achieved

High profile farmer Richard Haddock was said to be ‘depressed' after he was prosecuted by the Environment Agency for allowing illegal waste to be dumped on his land in Devon

New consultation aims to deliver for livestock farmers and the environment

Further support for farmers as country leads the rest of the UK in organic production

Welsh Gov commits to funding to safeguard 'cornerstone' of country's agriculture

Groups around the country are demonstrating the value of family farms and rural livelihoods

New report shows UK’s farming industry continues to contract at an alarming rate following last year's Budget

St Malachy's Primary School, Kilclief is at risk of closure by the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools due to 'low enrolment numbers’