...not need to choose between much needed housing or protecting nature – you can do both. In response, Natural England chair Tony Juniper said : Telegraph readers know the value...
...some vaccinated birds would still be capable of transmitting avian influenza if they became infected. “We continue to invest in avian influenza research and the development of efficacious vaccines aimed...
...The response to the Godfray Review set out plans to phase out intensive culling in the next few years, and outlined the need for a combined approach which includes badger...
...an independent review of its 25 year bTB strategy, led by Professor Sir Charles Godfray. These include a proposal to end issuing intensive cull licences for new areas after 2022...
...clinically vulnerable but you are vulnerable in other ways and in need of support getting essential food supplies. The Government is working to identify these individuals as soon as possible,...
...being clinically vulnerable but you are vulnerable in other ways and in need of support getting essential food supplies. The Government is working to identify these individuals as soon as...
...on BBC Radio 4’s Farming Today programme this morning, and included an interview with Natural England’s principal climate change specialist Michael Morecroft in which he explains how the report will...
...industry needed to take. This support continues into 2021 as industry becomes familiar with the new processes. In December, we made calls to exporters to encourage uptake of the Fish...
...more choice to farmers, with the biggest update to farming schemes since the start of the agricultural transition. This included an average 10% increase to the Sustainable Farming Incentive and...
...items in-store, free of charge, without the need to buy a replacement product. Retailers and online sellers taking on responsibility for collecting unwanted or broken large electrical items such as...