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Claines Church collaborates with a leading phone company to offer Ukraine Refugees free WiFi

Claines Church on Claines Lane is providing Ukrainian refugees arriving in Worcester with free SIM cards with up to six months of service.

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Opinion: Nature recovery is not a threat to food production

As ever, the Oxford Farming Conference grabbed the New Year farming headlines. Defra secretary George Eustice announced the next steps for Environmental

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Countryside Stewardship payment rates rise by 30%

Payment rates for Countryside Stewardship in England have been increased by 30% on average in a bid to attract more farmers in preparation for the

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SFI soil payment rates revealed but disappointment abounds

Industry leaders are disappointed with the payments on offer for managing soils under Defra’s Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) for 2022 – but stress

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Horticulture sector votes to scrap AHDB levy; ministers to decide

Horticulture sector votes to scrap AHDB levy; ministers to decide >More in © Global Warming Images/Shutterstock The future of the AHDB in the horticulture sector is looking shaky, after a majority of levy payers voted against paying a levy to support the organisation’s work. A ballot was triggered last October when more than 5% of the AHDB’s 1,400 horticultural levy payers made a request for one. It asked for a simple “yes” or “no” to the question “Do you agree that the statutory horticulture levy should continue?”, and was administered by independent company UK Engage. Results published on Tuesday evening (15 February) showed more than two-thirds of eligible levy payers cast a vote and, of those, 61% rejected the continuation of the levy, while 39% were in favour.

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