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Amid the most recent Government lockdown advice, the CLA believe it could potentially lead to an increase in walkers in the countryside and shares a reminder about the Countryside Code
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Farmers and landowners are victims of this crime yet have to clear up fly-tipped waste from their land. If they don’t they face prosecution themselves
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The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) is calling on people to take up jobs on farms to save this year’s harvest
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‘We must take better care of ourselves’ says CLA Deputy President as mental health campaign launches
Deputy President of the CLA says farmers are renowned for the care they give to their livestock and the attention they give their crops, but now is the time to better take care of themselves
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With proposed Agriculture and Environment Bills currently delayed, what should farmers be doing to plan for the future? This and similar questions will be covered in the debate
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The Present of the CLA says the Government needs to earn the trust of rural communities by guarantee that UK farmers will not be undercut by cheap imports produced to lower standards
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CLA launches Rural Powerhouse initiative to secure backing for rural economy and communities through General Election period and beyond
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With high temperatures forecast across the South East over the bank holiday weekend, the CLA issue an appeal to members of the public to be extra vigilant when out and about in the countryside.
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Recent wildfires in the south east region have seen more than 100 firefighters tackling an undergrowth blaze. Helpful advice is shared on how to prevent wildfires.
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The CLA is calling for rural police forces across England and Wales to implement its five recommendations to ensure they are ready to combat rural crime.
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CLA and Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society celebrate rural life on the Isle of Wight at awards ceremony
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The awards will this year honour those who go the extra mile to support the rural economy, from food and drink producers to tourism businesses.
