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Farming investment deterred by uncertainty over agriculture payments – Lib Dems

Investment in farming is being deterred by the Scottish Government’s failure to deliver a new agriculture payments framework, Alex Cole-Hamilton has said. Speaking ahead of a visit to Lauriston farm in Edinburgh, the Scottish Liberal Democrat leader ...

11 Nov 2022 at 01:01

MPs urge Government to reverse ‘devastating’ inheritance tax on farmers

Opposition MPs have called on the Government to reverse the “devastating” change to farmers’ inheritance tax. In the Budget, Rachel Reeves announced that inheritance tax will be charged at 20% on farms worth more than £1 million, although the ...

05 Nov 2024 at 09:29

Scotland

Agriculture Bill ‘kicked down the road’ over independence debate, say Tories

Scottish ministers have been accused of delivering a “kick in the teeth” to rural communities by opting to debate independence over upcoming agriculture legislation. The Scottish Conservatives said farmers will want to know the contents of ...

27 Jun 2023 at 00:01

Shadow chancellor Mel Stride says Labour hiding behind an ‘alibi’ over NI rise

The Tories have accused the Government of hiding behind an “alibi” over the increase to national insurance for employers. New shadow chancellor Mel Stride claimed the Labour Party had breached its manifesto as a result of the policy which ...

04 Nov 2024 at 22:13

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