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Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 4:05 pm Dr Rob Gregory, leading specialist in farm animal welfare. The deer industry is reinforcing its commitment to animal welfare with the appointment of a leading specialist in farm animal welfare, Dr Rob Gregory, to its executive team. Dr Gregory will assume the role of general manager, quality assurance, at the end of July. He replaces John ‘JT’ Tacon who is retiring after working for Deer Industry NZ (DINZ) and its predecessor organisations for more than 30 years. Tacon, who was awarded the prestigious Deer Industry Award in May, has overseen the establish...

Contemporary House India offers stunning portrait of the country’s new modernism Contemporary House India offers stunning portrait of the country’s new modernism Contemporary House India, a new monograph by photographer Edmund Sumner and architect and academic Rob Gregory, charts the South Asian country’s modern residential architecture House with Moving Landscapes by Matharoo Associates Edmund Sumner and Rob Gregory’s new monograph shines a light on one of the most audacious environments in modern residential architecture. Contemporary House India is a survey of more than 20 e...

Purcell and Nissen Richards rework Wordsworth Museum in Lake District 17 May 2021 By Rob Wilson, photography by Gareth Gardner 1/46 Source: Purcell Source: Purcell Source: Nissen Richards Studio Source: Nissen Richards Studio Source: Nissen Richards Studio Source: Nissen Richards Studio Source: Nissen Richards Studio Source: Nissen Richards Studio Previously disparate buildings – including Wordsworth’s home, Dove Cottage – have been reconfigured and extended in the redevelopment The museum at the edge of Grasmere in Cumbria sits in the landsca...

Child poverty rates in Stevenage and North Herts have been steadily increasing over recent years - with Stevenage having the highest rise in the county -...

“We’ll be the only ones exporting fresh sheep milk in retail-ready form,” Cameron Ravenwood said. It only took about three days for the product to get from the milking shed to the Asian supermarkets. The first bulk shipment of Fernglen milk headed overseas last week for processing to be used as a pharmaceutical supplement. A litre bottle sells for about $9 in New Zealand. Ravenwood, 23, has a masters degree in agribusiness and food marketing and convinced his parents that their farm could lead the way with new products, highlighting ethical production. He saw that other industries...