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New schemes will take time, says Poots - Vimarsana News

New schemes will take time, says Poots

SHARING OPTIONS: Minister Poots is keen to introduce coupled payments for the suckler and sheep sectors. \ Philip Doyle There will be no radical change to farm support schemes in NI within a short timeframe, DAERA Minister Edwin Poots has said. “Proper consultation is vital and as such, new schemes take time to develop and implement,” the minister told Stormont’s agriculture committee last Thursday. During the briefing with MLAs, Minister Poots reiterated that an area-based payment will be part of future farm support, but at lower levels than the cu...

Brexit: Edwin Poots calls for apology over NI Protocol - Vimarsana News

Brexit: Edwin Poots calls for apology over NI Protocol

The DUP minister appears before a Stormont committee for the first time since his cancer treatment.

Source: bbc.co.uk
2021 is not a reference year for new schemes - Poots - Vimarsana News

2021 is not a reference year for new schemes - Poots

2021 is not a reference year for new schemes - Poots 2021-03-11

Prime Minister: Northern Ireland grace period extensions 'sensible' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister: Northern Ireland grace period extensions 'sensible' | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

The EU has threatened legal action and suggested the UK may be breaking international law.

Prime Minister: Northern Ireland grace period extensions 'sensible' | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister: Northern Ireland grace period extensions 'sensible' | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

The EU has threatened legal action and suggested the UK may be breaking international law.