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Inheritance tax improvements 'do not go far enough' - MP

Agri Politics

5 months ago

Inheritance tax improvements 'do not go far enough' - MP

Alistair Carmichael MP has warned that improvements to the family farm tax do not go far enough and called for an impact assessment to be published

Explainer: What are the changes to UK agricultural property relief?

N.Ireland

6 months ago

Explainer: What are the changes to UK agricultural property relief?

Agricultural property relief and business property relief will be reformed from April 6, 2026 and increased thresholds were announced.

Breaking: UK Government increases inheritance tax relief after farmer pressure

Agri-Business

6 months ago

Breaking: UK Government increases inheritance tax relief after farmer pressure

The UK Government has today announced that the level of the Agricultural and Business Property tax reliefs threshold will be increased

UFU ‘welcomes’ high-level engagement on inheritance tax

N.Ireland

6 months ago

UFU ‘welcomes’ high-level engagement on inheritance tax

The UFU has noted the recent high-level engagement between the NFU president, Tom Bradshaw and UK government officials on inheritance tax.

‘Exempt all farming businesses’ from UK inheritance tax – adviser

N.Ireland

1 year ago

‘Exempt all farming businesses’ from UK inheritance tax – adviser

Farming families with a long-term commitment to their businesses can be easily made exempt from the UK expanded inheritance tax measures.

N.Ireland

1 year ago

NI family farms could face ‘significant tax liabilities’ – accountants

Inheritance tax changes will have “a particularly disproportionate impact on family farms in NI a professional accountancy body has warned.

NI family farms could face ‘significant tax liabilities’ – accountants

N.Ireland

1 year ago

Concern about foot-and-mouth in NI with lack of import ban

Concern is mounting in some political spheres about the lack of a ban on the import of livestock...

Concern about foot-and-mouth in NI with lack of import ban

Environment

1 year ago

UK ban on use of bee-killing pesticides moves a step closer

The UK Government is delivering on its promise to "ban toxic bee-killing pesticides" according to Environment Minister, Emma Hardy.   

UK ban on use of bee-killing pesticides moves a step closer

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Farmers take part in London protest over tax changes

Farmers for Action (FFA) representatives are taking part in a London protest today (Tuesday,...

Farmers take part in London protest over tax changes

N.Ireland

2 years ago

‘Our futures are on the line’ – 6,000 attend UFU rally

UFU member and dairy farmer from Co. Derry Lorraine Killeen summed up the mood of the 6,000 farmers who attended the UFU rally

‘Our futures are on the line’ – 6,000 attend UFU rally

Rural Life

2 years ago

Govt extends 'restriction zone' to halt spread of bluetongue

Government introduces new measures to "mitigate" the spread of the bluetongue virus including extending the restriction zone.

Govt extends 'restriction zone' to halt spread of bluetongue

Pig/Poultry

2 years ago

APHA to lead £2.3m project to 'fill knowledge gaps' on bird flu

The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is set to lead a £2.3 million research project to "fill...

APHA to lead £2.3m project to 'fill knowledge gaps' on bird flu

Agri Politics

2 years ago

'Powerful rationale' for increasing ag-budget to £3.8bn by 2027 - CLA

The CLA has said it has "powerful rationale" for increasing the agriculture budget to £3.8 billion a year by 2027/28.

'Powerful rationale' for increasing ag-budget to £3.8bn by 2027 - CLA

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Defra aims to end farmers being rocked by 'chop and change' of schemes

Defra has said new confidence figures make clear the need for the end of farmers "being rocked by the chop and change of farming schemes".

Defra aims to end farmers being rocked by 'chop and change' of schemes

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Ban on live animal exports from Great Britain comes into effect

It is now illegal to export live animals, including cattle, sheep, and pigs, for slaughter and...

Ban on live animal exports from Great Britain comes into effect

Agri Politics

2 years ago

'Continued speculation' as to how Labour policies will affect rural sector - Saffrey

Saffrey has said there is bound to be "continued speculation" as to what a fully running Labour government will mean for the rural sector.

'Continued speculation' as to how Labour policies will affect rural sector - Saffrey

Government

2 years ago

Animal and Plant Health Agency seeks bovine TB scientist

The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is seeking a bovine TB scientist with a salary range of...

Animal and Plant Health Agency seeks bovine TB scientist

Agri Politics

2 years ago

'The fundamental challenges farmers face remain unchanged' - agri recruiter

REAL Success has said the "fundamental challenges that farmers face remain unchanged" despite a possible shift in the economic landscape.

'The fundamental challenges farmers face remain unchanged' - agri recruiter

Environment

2 years ago

UK govt announces steps to end 'crisis in the water sector'

New Secretary of State for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Steve Reed, has announced steps towards ending the "crisis" in the water sector.

UK govt announces steps to end 'crisis in the water sector'

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Welsh vets to take first-ever strike action at a private practice

Nearly 100 vets working in South Wales are set to take the UK’s first-ever strike action at a...

Welsh vets to take first-ever strike action at a private practice

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Defra staff members are ‘able to and prepared to’ strike for fair pay

Public and Commercial Services (PCU) Union members that work for the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) have said they are “able to and prepared to” strike for fair working conditions.

Defra staff members are ‘able to and prepared to’ strike for fair pay

Agri Politics

2 years ago

New Labour govt has 'a lot to do' to secure rural confidence - NSA

The National Sheep Association (NSA) has said the new Labour government has "a lot to do" to secure...

New Labour govt has 'a lot to do' to secure rural confidence - NSA

Government

2 years ago

Rishi Sunak to resign as Conservative Party leader

Rishi Sunak has announced his intention to step down from his role as the leader of the...

Rishi Sunak to resign as Conservative Party leader

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