Vertical farming: The future?
Vertical farming. It’s the latest farming trend that’s been proving popular across the pond in the US and is a market that’s expected to grow exponentially as the decade goes on. (more…)
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Leisure industry energy cost pressures
In this month’s blog, we’ll explore how the cost-of-living crisis will affect the leisure sector and its businesses.
Crossflow Energy: A sustainable solution to the rural connectivity challenges
For all the technological advances we’ve seen since the dawn of the 21st century, some remote rural Welsh communities still can struggle with abject broadband speeds and inconsistent connectivity. (more…)
Nitrate Vulnerable Zones: Legislation update
Since their implementation in April 2021, Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZ) have caused controversy among the Welsh farming community due to the one-size-fits-all approach. (more…)
English Rural planning reforms
Major changes to the planning system have been announced by the government, which will ease restrictions on changes to agricultural building usage in England. (more…)
How the Local Electricity Bill can benefit North Wales
The Local Electricity Bill could have a whole host of benefits for North Wales if it becomes law.
Planning success – Farm diversification into alternative holiday accommodation in Snowdonia
Successful planning application for glamping pods in South Snowdonia
An ecosystem service: Broadleaf silviculture in action with horsepower
Broadleaf silviculture and horse logging work delivering an ecosystem service in an Ancient Woodland Site of Special Scientific Interest
Baileys and Partners welcome Anglesey’s Thomas Hughes to their team
Leading Chartered Surveyors welcome Anglesey’s Tom Hughes to their team as they expand into Menai Science Park
Natural Capital Assets: Carbon Assets for Soil Health (CASH)
Soil = CASH? The Soil Association have launched a research project which aims to increase knowledge about soil and the data available on soil management and its carbon sequestration ability.
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