Light at the end of the tunnel for marts as restrictions across country continue to be lifted
Dorsets in Daffodils AS I mentioned last month over the last year, the livestock markets across the UK have adapted, and they continue to be a major part of farmers’ day to day lives and part of keeping their businesses operating. The recent pedigree sales featured the Dorset Sheep Society’s Spring Stars sale attracted a good quality genetic entry , with just over 70 lots going under the hammer. The sale was supported by consignors from many areas of Scotland, Pembrokeshire, Derbyshire, Norfolk and Northern Ireland. Topping the sale with a joint price of 2000gns were a pair of lamb rams. The first of these sold by David Lewis from Pembroke, the second from Thomas Wright of County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
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Publishing date: Feb 22, 2021 • February 22, 2021 • 5 minute read •
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A number of local bus drivers are demanding higher wages and want to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement with Cold Lake Bus Lines.
Currently, Lakeland bus drivers make almost $10 less per hour than what the average driver is paid across the province, according to statistics collected by the Government of Alberta. However, the average wage is calculated to include not only school bus drivers, but city transit drivers and coaches as well.
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