Reed apologises to farmers over decisions ‘we had to take’ to fix finances - The Environment Secretary set out reforms to ...
Steve Reed tells farming conference he is ‘sorry we had to take difficult decisions’ as the horns of protesters honk outside ...
The Environment Secretary sent a bold message to farmers as tractors rolled down Oxford High Street in protest of the annual ...
Food should be farmers’ priority, not nature, the Environment Secretary will say on Thursday despite encouraging green drives ...
About 100 tractors have taken to a city's streets to protest the government's proposed changes to inheritance tax. Farmers ...
EXCLUSIVE: The Pembrokeshire MP was set to appear on a panel at the Oxford farming conference, but was a no-show yesterday.
Environment Secretary Steve Reed announced the reforms as part of a ‘new deal for farmers’ on Thursday but anger over last ...
Protesting farmers angry at inheritance tax changes have tried to disrupt a minister's speech outlining the government's ...
The LibDems’ Environment spokesman Tim Farron blasted: “When it comes to the family farm tax, it's adding insult to injury that all Mr Reed had to give farmers this morning was his 'regret' for the ...
Environment Secretary Steve Reed has apologised to farmers over decisions the Government "had to take" to fix the public finances as it stands firm on contentious changes to inheritance tax.
"Much more work" is needed to protect homes according to the Environment Secretary after he visited flood-hit Leicestershire ...
Environment Secretary Steve Reed says any farms going bust now has "nothing to do with" inheritance tax changes, but because the sector isn't profitable.