Who should manage Britain's precious landscapes?
Conspiracy or Cock-up? The inexorable demonisation of private landownership
Conspiracy or Cock-up? The inexorable demonisation of private landownership
Are farmers being sidelined in crucial land use consultations? Are decisions being made for them, not by them? If you missed the LNRS, don’t miss the Land Use Strategy—this one could shape your future.
A rural future for our children can look a little bleak on occasion, but I think that they can be well equipped to deal with it.
From the catwalks of Paris to the vast pampas of Argentina, Gloria and Malcolm Cooke have lived a life shaped by adventure, love, and resilience.
‘From Silverdale to Kent sand side, Whose soil is sown with cockle shells’ From Cartmel eke, and Connyside, With fellows fierce from Furness fells’ In my latest article I take a brief look at the long history of Morecambe Bay's Cockles
Anglers are eternal optimists. Each cast is made more in hope than expectation. And every fish isn’t always a mythical ‘whopper’; small can be beautiful too…
Just like my beloved heritage livestock breeds, Britain's rural craftsmen and women deserve our support
A report suggesting 'compulsory containment' of cats has caused uproar in Scotland. But is it such a bad idea?
Have the wheels of Westminster and Whitehall scuppered the Natural History GCSE for good, and why does it matter?
The Mullet - is it just a rural hair-do or does this combination of poodle curls and fluffy top-knot tell a tale of youthful angst and nostalgia?
Why do companies sign up to Environmental, Social, and Governance? Do they really think it impresses anyone? Well certainly not in the countryside anyway.
Is being a farmer about what you do, or is it something deeper?