by The Rt Hon Lord Morris of Aberavon, KG, QC IT is a privilege to congratulate the FUW to celebrate its 65th anniversary. There can’t be many of us around who were present almost...
The FUW says the newly passed Agriculture Act could open the door to devastating impacts on farming and rural communities if the UK Government does not place food security and the wellbeing of farming...
WiTh less than a month to go before the end of the eU withdrawal period and many areas of agreement reached between the eU and UK in trade negotiations – but the subjects of...
The FUW has given a cautious welcome to the decision to extend the role of the Trade and Agriculture Commission and place it on a statutory footing, describing it as a welcome step towards...
Dear Editor Letters to the Editor Dear Editor Many farmers are conservative voters or conservative with a small “C” but anyone with a head on their shoulders can see what their agenda is, to...
ASh dieback is expected to affect/kill over 90% of the Ash trees in the UK. For context, the Dutch elm Disease during the 90’s killed around 80 billion elm trees, whereas Ash dieback has...
NeWS that examination of skin scrape samples from sheep showing suspect clinical signs of sheep scab is being offered free of charge in Wales, by the APhA and funded by the Welsh Government, between...
The FUW has reacted with dismay that support for Welsh hydropower has been axed and is urging the Welsh Government to look for a long term solution to keep the production of hydropower on...
BPS payment rates and annual allocation Proposal: To set the Welsh BPS ceiling annually, and provide flexibility for Welsh Ministers to allocate any remaining funding allocated to BPS FUW Response • UK Government should...
The FUW has reacted with anger and dismay at the house of Commons rejection to enshrine in law measures that would protect consumers and producers from sub- standard food imports. MPs voted by 332...
