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Rural pressure group welcomes more farmer input on animal disease controlRural pressure group welcomes more farmer input on animal disease control
Rural pressure group, the CLA, says it welcomes the government’s proposal to give farmers a major say on animal disease control, but is wary of a proposed levy.
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [27 January 2010]

Farmers urged to speak out about handling the cost of animal diseaseFarmers urged to speak out about handling the cost of animal disease
CLA East Midlands has put out a plea to farmers to have their say about tackling the financial burden of animal disease in the region.
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [21 April 2009]

CLA welcomes belated Government consultation on animal disease
A Government consultation on changes to the funding and governance structures for animal health has been welcomed by the CLA.
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [2 April 2009]

CLA East Midlands in bid to free cattle from killer virusCLA East Midlands in bid to free cattle from killer virus
The CLA in the East Midlands is backing a new bovine TB eradication group set up by the Government.
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [7 November 2008]

Derbyshire Farmers Now Hopeful for Belated Government Response on TBDerbyshire Farmers Now Hopeful for Belated Government Response on TB
“Cattle farmers across Derbyshire will be hoping that this news is the first real step towards removing a disease that has crippled the industry for a long time,” said Helen Woolley, CLA East Midlands regional director, in response to Sir David King’s...
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [25 October 2007]

Government Must Not Be ComplacentGovernment Must Not Be Complacent
Following the announcement that Bluetongue has spread to Peterborough, the CLA, the rural economy experts, are urging the government ‘not to fail our livestock industry at this crucial time’.
[In_Your_Area/East Midlands/Regional News] - [22 October 2007]

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