Could Ancient Greek Gods Help The British Countryside?

Understanding how the Greeks thought about their gods could help us tackle the big questions facing rural Britain

Who Keeps the Countryside Running? It’s Not Just the Farmers

While farmers remain the backbone of rural Britain, they do not work alone. This is a celebration of the unsung heroes whose roles shape our landscape.

How Did Storks Sneak Past England’s Wildlife Watchdogs?

The surreal story of Britain's white stork releases: unchecked risks, non-existent oversight, and a fundraising frenzy

Dating life in the countryside

Rethink Valentine’s Day with one farmer’s refreshingly real take on rural dating, self-discovery, and tree-planting as the ultimate antidote to romantic clichés.

Rising Star Tom Britten’s Pointing Journey to Success

Get an inside look at rising star Tom Britten's journey from amateur jockey to leading trainer and his bold plans to go professional.

The search for a new car

Why do 4x4 all look the same these days and why have they all become "soft-roaders"?

Surprising Signs of Change in Rural Policy

Two surprising broadsheet articles hint the tide may be turning for rural Britain—could change could finally be on the horizon?

Lower Drink-Drive Limits Will Kill Village Life

The government's push for tighter drink-drive limits won't just crush rural pubs, but other key institutions of rural Britain

Cowboys and Corn; Visiting an American Farming Convention

Why would a British farmer fly to Missouri in winter? Because in one room sat forty years of hard-earned farming wisdom—and I wanted to listen.

Can we discuss political philosophy with animals?

Is the modern world actually something animals want to escape?

Inside Jo Priest’s Winning Point-to-Point Team

Discover how shrewd trainer Jo Priest has turned a historic Herefordshire yard into a point-to-point powerhouse, boasting a great strike rate and nurturing novice riding talent.

It's Big Farmland Bird Count season

Why spending 30 minutes watching the birds on your patch matters for them, and us