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  • What new mayoral planning powers could mean for rural communities

    Blog
    As the government consults on greater planning powers for mayors in England, we examine the proposals and what they could mean for landowners, farmers and rural businesses Published on 17 Sep 2026
    Authors
    Shannon Fuller
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    As the government consults on greater planning powers for mayors in England, we examine the proposals and what they could mean for landowners, farmers and rural businesses
    Title
    What new mayoral planning powers could mean for rural communities

  • Sowing the seeds of rock

    Article
    From a family farm to one of the world's most famous recording studios, discover the remarkable story of Rockfield Studios in Monmouthshire, where music legends including Queen, Black Sabbath and Paolo Nutini recorded some of their biggest hits Published on 14 Sep 2026
    Authors
    Rob Hackney
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    Wales
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    From a family farm to one of the world's most famous recording studios, discover the remarkable story of Rockfield Studios in Monmouthshire, where music legends including Queen, Black Sabbath and Paolo Nutini recorded some of their biggest hits
    Title
    Sowing the seeds of rock

  • Government’s new tax on overnight stays risks burdening rural tourism

    News story
    Find out more about the proposed overnight visitor levy in England – a tax that could place further pressure on small rural businesses that rely on visitors, investment and seasonal trade Published on 11 Sep 2026
    Authors
    Peter Fage
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    Find out more about the proposed overnight visitor levy in England – a tax that could place further pressure on small rural businesses that rely on visitors, investment and seasonal trade
    Title
    Government’s new tax on overnight stays risks burdening rural tourism

  • 182-day rule review: CLA Cymru calls for 105-day threshold and workable exemptions

    Blog
    CLA Cymru is urging Welsh Government to use its latest review of holiday let taxation to deliver meaningful reform for genuine self-catering businesses, including reducing the 182-day letting threshold to 105 days. Published on 28 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Steven Crane-Jenkins
    Regions
    Wales
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    CLA Cymru is urging Welsh Government to use its latest review of holiday let taxation to deliver meaningful reform for genuine self-catering businesses, including reducing the 182-day letting threshold to 105 days.
    Title
    182-day rule review: CLA Cymru calls for 105-day threshold and workable exemptions

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