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Red Arrows 2025 dates and locations for remaining UK displays

Red Arrows 2025 dates and locations for remaining UK displays

They are set to make appearances at air shows, festivals, and major events The Red Arrows never fail to wow a crowd of spectators, whether they are putting on an awe-inspiring display for VE Day Celebrations or a surprise flyover during the Pulp’s...

Officials approve massive new solar farm to power tens of thousands of homes — here's what's happening

Officials approve massive new solar farm to power tens of thousands of homes — here's what's happening

Financial markets have taken notice. by Leslie SattlerJuly 9, 2025 A new 140-megawatt solar installation called Oaklands Farm has received official approval from U.K. authorities, boosting England's clean energy capacity in South Derbyshire,...

News: Agriculture Announce New LP ‘The Spiritual Sound’

News: Agriculture Announce New LP ‘The Spiritual Sound’

Los Angeles–based band Agriculture have announced their new full-length album The Spiritual Sound. The band have also released the first single from the album. Watch the official video of “Bodhidharma” on YouTube: Band member Dan Meyer shares his...

Senator Katie Boyd Britt addresses security issues concerning ICE agents and farmland

Senator Katie Boyd Britt addresses security issues concerning ICE agents and farmland

Senator Katie Boyd Britt recently shared her perspectives on various issues through a series of tweets. Her statements address concerns ranging from increased assaults on ICE agents to the ownership of American farmland by foreign entities, as...

Union Jack Oil signs farm-in deal to acquire Sark interest

Union Jack Oil signs farm-in deal to acquire Sark interest

The AIM-traded company said it would pay 80% of the costs to drill and develop the well, which was expected to spud early in the third quarter of the year. It said the 3D-supported Sark prospect targeted a 156-acre fault-closed structure with 40...

Prince William set to return to the UK for major royal engagement

Prince William set to return to the UK for major royal engagement

Prince William will compete in the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup 2025 this Friday at Guards Polo Club. The Prince of Wales returns to the field for his fourteenth appearance in the annual charity match. The event, scheduled for 11th...

Halls seeking entries for new Bishops Castle collective farm machinery auction in September

Halls seeking entries for new Bishops Castle collective farm machinery auction in September

The company, which already holds bi-monthly plant and machinery sales in Shrewsbury and Kidderminster, is hoping to generate demand in the borderlands for a similar auction. Conducted live and on the MartEye online auction platform, the sale on...

Inside 'secluded' £1.9m farm with four-bedroom home up for sale in Northumberland National Park

Inside 'secluded' £1.9m farm with four-bedroom home up for sale in Northumberland National Park

A farm in Northumberland National Park has gone onto the market for just shy of £2m. Redshaw is half-a-mile south of Elsdon in Redesdale, an area known for its seclusion, landscapes and Dark Skies. The property features a four-bedroom family home...

Society Insider: Have Harts expanded yacht fleet, and who was British lord living anon in NZ?

Society Insider: Have Harts expanded yacht fleet, and who was British lord living anon in NZ?

In May, Boat International reported Five Oceans had been sold at an asking price of more than $60 million. The sale came eight months after its original owner, US multimillionaire Tommy Allen, the director of global operations at Five Oceans...

Comment: B.C.’s migrant farm workers face scorching heat in the fields and in their housing

Comment: B.C.’s migrant farm workers face scorching heat in the fields and in their housing

In B.C., workers have the right to refuse work when their workplaces are too hot. A commentary by two university professors and an advocate for migrant workers. As the weather gets hotter, debates around the issues ­facing British Columbians are...

Overcapacity catastrophe: U.K. pays solar farms to shut down due to grid overload from sunny days

Overcapacity catastrophe: U.K. pays solar farms to shut down due to grid overload from sunny days

Overcapacity catastrophe: U.K. pays solar farms to shut down due to grid overload from sunny days U.K. pays solar farms £102,500 this year to switch off due to grid overload from sunny days. Renewables "constraint payments" cost £650m in 2025,...

Farming under cover: Promise, risks  of greenhouse technology in Ghana

Farming under cover: Promise, risks of greenhouse technology in Ghana

The early morning sun was already beating down as Nana Ama Kakra Amoah removed her Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and stepped out of her greenhouse farm at the Dawhenya Greenhouse Enclave to catch some fresh air. It was only 10:30 a.m., but...

GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count shows farmer-led conservation is working

GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count shows farmer-led conservation is working

The results of this year’s GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count (BFBC) point clearly to the success of agri-environment schemes such as the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) and make a strong case for government continuing to invest in farmer-led...

Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen looks to the future as he opens up on leaving farm

Our Yorkshire Farm's Reuben Owen looks to the future as he opens up on leaving farm

Reuben Owen, from Our Yorkshire Farm, has expressed his aspirations to leave the farm. In the concluding episode of 'Life in the Dales' season two, which aired Tuesday evening, Reuben pondered his future and forthcoming ventures. He confessed:...

Ballymoney farmer with over two million TikTok likes stars in Farmer’s Bash special podcast episode

Ballymoney farmer with over two million TikTok likes stars in Farmer’s Bash special podcast episode

COMING off the back of their sold-out St Anne’s Park show, Ireland’s famous musical comedy duo The 2 Johnnies are pleased to announce that they are headlining the Saturday show as part of the Farmer’s Bash two-day extravaganza. Taking place on...

New solution helps sheep farmers tackle worm resistance under the AHWP

New solution helps sheep farmers tackle worm resistance under the AHWP

A new solution designed to support sheep farmers in tackling worm resistance is now available under the Animal Health and Welfare Pathway (AHWP). The system offers faster access to results, clear vet reports, and less paperwork – helping farmers...

Study challenges evidence linking Canada salmon farms to wild fish decline

Study challenges evidence linking Canada salmon farms to wild fish decline

A new peer-reviewed study has challenged two decades of research linking salmon farms in British Columbia (BC), Canada, to declining wild salmon populations, arguing that marine net pen operations have "no more than minimal impact" on wild Pacific...

CLA Cymru criticises farming GDP comments

CLA Cymru criticises farming GDP comments

“If we reduce agriculture to a line on a GVA chart, we miss its vital function: sustaining 90% of our landscape, underpinning our food security, and delivering the raw materials and stewardship that so much of our national economy depends on. We...

North Yorkshire family of sausage makers call for better government help for farmers

North Yorkshire family of sausage makers call for better government help for farmers

The Keeble family has deep farming roots in Kirklington, North Yorkshire, where Grandfather David Robinson, who is 89, has been working the same land for over 60 years. He still farms the 800 acres around HECK!’s sausage HQ today. David said: “I’m...

I took £10 on a day out to Britain's 'worst' seaside town – it was money well spent

I took £10 on a day out to Britain's 'worst' seaside town – it was money well spent

Skegness, a renowned coastal town that has faced its fair share of criticism over the years, was recently labelled as Britain's worst seaside town. Yet, it still draws in millions of visitors each year. Given the ongoing cost of living crisis...

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