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Term it colonialism in reverse. A seminal book brings together the striking botanical art of Indian origin spanning a period of 300 years drawn mostly from original works held in the collections of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (London), that ...

Dairy farmers are being challenged to produce milk as economically and sustainably as possible, so the best advice is of paramount importance. This year’s

John Royle, pictured with the Thomas Wolsey statue in Ipswich - Credit: Jessica Coppins As lockdown restrictions slowly lift, people are itching to get back outside and explore their town centres once again – and one man has come up with the perfect way to help people do just that, by combining exploration with education.  Meet John Royle. An avid social historian and local entrepreneur, John has lived in Suffolk for most of his life, and for as long as he can remember, has had a keen intere...

John Royle, pictured with the Thomas Wolsey statue in Ipswich - Credit: Jessica Coppins As lockdown restrictions slowly lift, people are itching to get back outside and explore their town centres once again – and one man has come up with the perfect way to help people do just that, by combining exploration with education.  Meet John Royle. An avid social historian and local entrepreneur, John has lived in Suffolk for most of his life, and for as long as he can remember, has had a keen intere...

A cheese-making firm is slashing prices after struggling to sell its stock during lockdown, while farmers are warning that their pigs are getting too fat to be sold to supermarkets. The Cornish Cheese Company faces throwing away up to two tonnes of blue cheese which it has been unable to sell during the Covid shutdown. The company sells 80 per cent of its product to the hospitality sector, which has been crippled by government curbs on movement and has been closed since early January.  But wit...

Livestock and live shellfish exports from the UK to mainland Europe are at a standstill as producers struggle with post-Brexit transport conditions. In 2019, excluding lamb and cattle traded between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, a combined 31,000 cattle, sheep and goats were exported from the UK to the EU mainland. About 5% would have been exported for fattening for slaughter and the rest for breeding, the National Farmers’ Union...

The importation of livestock for breeding into the UK could be completely halted within months if the Government does not provide funding for a new animal border check as required after Brexit. Currently breeding animals are allowed to continue to be brought into the country from the European Union until July 1 under a transition period set up by the UK government. But Portsmouth International Port has warned that a lack of funding from the Government combined with bureaucracy means that the de...

The importation of livestock for breeding into the UK could be completely halted within months if the Government does not provide funding for a new animal border check as required after Brexit. Currently breeding animals are allowed to continue to be brought into the country from the European Union until July 1 under a transition period set up by the UK government. But Portsmouth International Port has warned that a lack of funding from the Government combined with bureaucracy means that the de...