Imperfect boots raise £28,000 for Prince s Countryside Fund farminguk.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from farminguk.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Event: Jim Campbell THE Fellfoot Forward Landscape Partnership Scheme (LPS), led by the North Pennines AONB Partnership and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, are holding an information event with The Farmer Network at Town Head Farm, Croglin, hosted by Jim Campbell on Tuesday July 6 2-4pm. The Fellfoot Forward LPS is a major project for people and nature which focuses on part of the North Pennines AONB in North East Cumbria and beyond to the river Eden. The aim of the farmer information event is to help farmers prepare for the changes in farming support and to look at the opportunities available through the Fellfoot Forward (LPS) with organisations and advisors working at the forefront of changes to farming.
THROUGHOUT the coronavirus pandemic Booths supermarket chain has stayed true to its values, keeping an eye on the bigger picture and supporting artisan food producers and owner-managed companies.. At the peak of the crisis the chain launched a campaign to help British artisan cheesemakers by promoting their products and encouraging shoppers to buy more. At the time, Graham Kirkham, one of the last makers of farmhouse Lancashire cheese in the country who lost 60 per cent of his business overnight as food service and wholesale markets shut down, said: “Booths is one of the ‘good ’uns’. They are a genuine family business that looks after the wider supplier community. Their support at a time like this is reassuring, valued and appreciated.”