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  • A tongue-in-cheek reflection on an unexpectedly powerful reason to object to nationally important infrastructure schemes Published on 20 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Rosie Salt-Crockford
    Regions
    The South East
    Strapline
    A tongue-in-cheek reflection on an unexpectedly powerful reason to object to nationally important infrastructure schemes
    Title
    When the fairies file an objection
  • Read our complete guide to the latest Defra-backed funding opportunities – designed to supporting new ideas, technology and practical on-farm innovation Published on 20 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Jack Chivers
    Strapline
    Read our complete guide to the latest Defra-backed funding opportunities – designed to supporting new ideas, technology and practical on-farm innovation
    Title
    New funding opportunities for farming innovation: what rural businesses need to know
  • Published on 21 Aug 2026
    Authors
    John Greenshields,Shannon Fuller
    Title
    GN26-33 Planning Application Considerations
  • Published on 25 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Rob Hackney
    Title
    CLACT - Grant Guidelines August 2026
  • GN26-33 Accommodation for Employees - is it taxable?

    Library
  • With dry conditions and fire risk expected to remain a concern each year for rural businesses, CLA members can access practical guidance to help protect land, property and habitats Published on 26 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Claire Wright
    Strapline
    With dry conditions and fire risk expected to remain a concern each year for rural businesses, CLA members can access practical guidance to help protect land, property and habitats
    Title
    Make sure your land isn’t caught out by future wildfires
  • GN26-33 Accommodation for Employees - is it taxable?

    Guidance note
  • In our latest CLA member feature, discover how new research has revealed Soulton Hall's remarkable Tudor origins, hidden religious connections and possible links to Shakespeare Published on 26 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Rob Hackney
    Regions
    The Midlands
    Strapline
    In our latest CLA member feature, discover how new research has revealed Soulton Hall's remarkable Tudor origins, hidden religious connections and possible links to Shakespeare
    Title
    Unlocking the secrets of historic houses
  • Published on 26 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Roberta Sacaloff
    Strapline
    Further to the Employment Rights Act 2025, the Government consulted on ending one-sided flexibility and reforming zero hours contracts. We responded to the consultation which was about the use of zero hours contracts, offering workers guaranteed hours of work and paying them for cancelled, moved or curtailed shifts at short notice.
    Title
    CLA Consultation Response to Make Work Pay: ending one-sided flexibility – reforms of zero hours and similar contracts
  • This is the CLA's consultation response to 'Make Work Pay - ending one-sided flexibility – reforms of zero hours and similar contracts' Published on 26 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Roberta Sacaloff
    Strapline
    Further to the Employment Rights Act 2025, the Government consulted on ending one-sided flexibility and reforming zero hours contracts. We responded to the consultation which was about the use of zero hours contracts, offering workers guaranteed hours of work and paying them for cancelled, moved or curtailed shifts at short notice.
    Title
    CLA Consultation Response to Make Work Pay: ending one-sided flexibility – reforms of zero hours and similar contracts
  • Households near certain new electricity transmission schemes could receive £250 a year off their energy bills, but entitlement is currently limited. Find out if you’re eligible Published on 27 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Andrew Shirley
    Strapline
    Households near certain new electricity transmission schemes could receive £250 a year off their energy bills, but entitlement is currently limited. Find out if you’re eligible
    Title
    Electricity bill discounts announced for those near new pylons
  • Livestock farmers across Wales are being urged to remain vigilant as the number of bluetongue cases continues to climb and further detections expected while midge activity remains high, during the recent prolonged hot weather. Published on 27 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Steven Crane-Jenkins
    Regions
    Wales
    Strapline
    Livestock farmers across Wales are being urged to remain vigilant as the number of bluetongue cases continues to climb and further detections expected while midge activity remains high, during the recent prolonged hot weather.
    Title
    Bluetongue warning as cases rise across Wales

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