Maureen Hodges is a Farming and Rural Affairs Editor, specializing in breaking farming news in Cumbria. With a focus on agricultural issues, Maureen's work has been featured in various publications including the West Cumberland Times & Star, News & Star, The Westmorland Gazette, North-West Evening Mail, and The Northern Farmer. All views expressed in her articles are her own.
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Cumbria, United Kingdom (Local)
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A CUMBRIAN Labour MP spoke out in Parliament this week against the Chancellor's planned changes to inheritance tax.
TRIBUTES have flooded in following the death of well-known Cumbrian farmer David Knipe following a tragic accident on his farm near Tebay.
A WILDLIFE charity is seeking help to boost declining numbers of grassland wildflowers and plants.
LEARNING about nature and the countryside on a Cumbrian farm will be a hoot for schoolchildren.
WORK started last month on Brant Fell Common above Sedbergh to slow the flow of water, enhance natural habitats and increase the capacity of the…
A wildlife charity is seeking help to boost declining numbers of grassland wildflowers and plants in Cumbria.
CUMBRIA Wildlife Trust is now the official owner of the 3,000 acre Skiddaw Forest in the northern Lake District.
LEARNING about nature and the countryside on a Cumbrian farm will be a hoot for schoolchildren.
A WILDLIFE charity is seeking help to boost declining numbers of grassland wildflowers and plants.
SOME tenant farmers in Cumbria are being notice to quit so landlords can release their land to either sell it, pay inheritance tax bills, or farm it in hand in one of the many new Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) schemes.
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