Finding affordable rural housing is likely to be more difficult under new Government proposals to change the law on residential tenancies in England, warns the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV). Continue reading
Developing large-scale solar parks is becoming viable again, particularly for rural estates looking to invest, according to a group of industry professionals. Continue reading
The Government needs impartial, practical guidance more than ever before, and with a fresh team at its helm the Agricultural Law Association is already gearing up to provide it. Continue reading
Farmers and rural business owners should beware potential phone scams, following a spate of incidents in which tricksters pretend to be calling from HMRC. Continue reading
New government proposals could see the costs of probate soar to nearly 40 times the current fee, leaving executors having to shell out up to £6,000 from their own pocket. Continue reading
The proposed new body for overseeing environmental legislation must be truly independent if farmers and land managers are to have confidence in it, the Agricultural Law Association has warned. Continue reading
Many farmers and rural businesses are not prepared for forthcoming changes to VAT returns, and should act now to avoid financial penalties, according to accountant Old Mill. Continue reading
Government plans to end the Feed-In Tariff (FiT) for new solar schemes from 31 March 2019 are triggering a spate of mis-selling in the renewables market. Continue reading
Farmers are now able to access all their precision farming needs in one place – regardless of the brands in their machinery fleet – following the introduction of Trimble’s Vantage network in the UK. Continue reading
Whatever happens with the Government’s Brexit vote, it’s vital that farmers take the current opportunity to secure their businesses during the transitional period. Continue reading