CLA Cymru Director, Rebecca Williams, Woodland Trust Director, Jerry Langford and Confor Director, Martin Bishop join forces to say: “As the UK prepares to leave the...
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Joint statement from The Woodland Trust, CLA and Confor on Wales’ forests and woodland policy after Brexit
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15% Budget-Cut is a Blow for Rural Communities says CLA04 October 2017
Questions need to be asked about the 15.2% reduction in the budget for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs says Rebecca Williams, Director, CLA Cymru. “Wales...
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CLA’s Proposition for a Vibrant Rural Economy
29 September 2017“Trust must be re-established between businesses and government to create the foundation for economic growth in rural Wales,” Rebecca Williams, Director CLA Cymru,...
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Landowners are Open for Business on Mobile Phone Masts in Wales
21 September 2017“Mobile phone operators must step forward with a business proposal in order to ensure they meet their universal coverage obligation,” said Charles Trotman, the CLA’s...
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Let's Have a Conversation about where our Food Comes From
19 September 2017“Improving the choice and quality of our food boils down to how we manage our land,” Ross Murray, President of the CLA (Country Land and...
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Welsh Farming Industry Calls for Commitments on Post-Brexit Transition
04 August 2017The CLA is one of 14 organisations to issue a joint-term statement to the UK Government. Meanwhile, the CLA publishes figures which show strong public support for the...
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Time for change in farm support, say rural landowners
21 July 2017An ambitious vision to reform the system of farm support after the UK leaves the EU and the Common Agricultural Policy has been unveiled by the CLA....
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CLA Cymru responds to the Rural Wales – Time to Meet the Challenge 2025 Report
04 July 2017CLA welcomes the Rural Wales - Time to Meet the Challenge 2025 report, but there's still the basic job to do. Eluned Morgan AM is the author of the report - here...
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