The latest news from the South East region.
The CLA has welcomed the announcement that Milton Keynes Council is banning the release of sky lanterns and balloons on council land.
Regional news
South East news
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CLA welcomes council move to ban release of sky lanterns and balloons on its land
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Nominations now open for CLA and Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society 2019 awards celebrating rural life on the island
08 March 2019The CLA and the Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society have announced the return of their prestigious awards celebrating rural work and life on the island...
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CLA debate to explore topical issues including the 'housing crisis' and compulsory purchase, at a time when the Cambridge - Milton Keynes - Oxford corridor is rarely out of the headlines
01 March 2019Money, housing and land will be discussed next month at a CLA debate in the Thames Valley, entitled Land Value Capture – “What’s it Worth?”
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CLA issues advice to dog owners during lambing season
22 February 2019CLA South East is urging dog owners to understand their responsibilities and the law following reports of livestock being badly injured and killed during the...
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Scientific, vegan and land management voices set out different visions of farming’s future at CLA South East debate
12 February 2019Different visions of what the future of farming may look like were set out during the CLA’s latest debate, with speakers and audience members clashing over...
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Striking images of butterflies and a tractor mechanic honoured as CLA photo competition winners announced
01 February 2019A striking image of a tractor mechanic has been crowned one of the champions in the CLA Photo Competition.
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CLA issues advice for farms and rural businesses, as snow and ice hit the South East
30 January 2019CLA South East is advising farmers and rural communities to “winter proof” their businesses as snow and ice arrive across the region.
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CLA comment on bulky waste collection charges
10 January 2019The CLA has described bulky waste collection charges as a “postcode lottery”, in the wake of new analysis of council fees.