During the 19th century in Wales parcels of common land purchased by wealthy outsiders under the Inclosure Acts denied locals essential access to livestock grazing and peat cutting. In some cases the local backlash was violent and persistent.
Andrew Gilruth, Jo Pearson and Richard Bailey explain to Charlie Jacoby where the Westminster government is going wrong on upland wildfires.
The cow that saved hundreds of millions of lives
A forestry dispute, a very old campfire, and the uncomfortable truth that tribalism isn't something other people do
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