Rural Wales gets £65 million boost
News Article 26 July 2001
Details of a £65 million package to alleviate the effects of the foot and mouth outbreak in rural Wales have been announced by first minister Rhodri Morgan.
Bleak news for farms
Press Review 25 July 2001
Prince calls for rural action plan
Press Review 23 July 2001
Footpaths open ready for holidays
Press Review 20 July 2001
Rights of way to be re-opened
Press Review 19 July 2001
Time is right for reform believes Beckett
Press Review 17 July 2001
Cut farms and subsidies says peer
Press Review 16 July 2001
Foot and mouth costs
Press Review 10 July 2001
Foot and mouth brigadier in new battle
Press Review 9 July 2001
Environment can help rural recovery, says report
News Article 9 July 2001
Promoting and protecting Britain's environment are the keys to helping the countryside recover from the impact of the foot and mouth disease outbreak, a new report said on Monday.
Farmers criticise transport costs
Press Review 29 June 2001
Agriculture needs radical measures, government warned
Press Review 28 June 2001
Hunting Bill (G)
Legislation 20 June 2001
The death-knell was sounded on fox-hunting when the government announced it will make time for a ban on fox-hunting.
English Nature chief calls for fresh start by farmers
News Article 8 May 2001
The new chairman of English Nature has described how the foot and mouth outbreak gives farmers an opportunity to end overgrazing and other practices that damage the environment.
Martin Doughty, Chairman of English Nature
Interview 8 May 2001
Question: You're starting as the new chairman of English Nature, what will be your top priorities for the organisation?
