Matilda Bovingdon is a reporter for Farmers Weekly, focusing on local agricultural news and issues in the United Kingdom. With a passion for farming and rural communities, Matilda covers a wide range of topics including farming practices, agricultural events, industry regulations, and the challenges faced by farmers in the UK.
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Matilda's articles primarily focus on local agriculture and farming topics within the United Kingdom. Her coverage includes government announcements, press releases, event coverage, and citations of data related to these themes. To effectively reach out to Matilda, consider providing insights or expertise related to agricultural policies, local farming events, initiatives impacting rural life in the UK such as farm safety regulations or community programs supporting farmers. If you have relevant data or information that can contribute to discussions around agriculture and farming trends specific to the UK, it may be of interest to her audience.
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By: Matilda Bovingdon
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The government has released details of a new grant that will be available to farmers to help store water and protect against drought.
Headed up by Northumbria police superintendent Andy Huddleston, the National Rural Crime Unit (NRCU) was formed, and continues to operate, against
The Royal Countryside Fund (RCF) has launched a four-year strategy to extend its support of farming and rural families – which includes raising £15m.
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