Mo Metcalf-Fisher
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- Sep 16, 2026
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'The voice of the countryside has not been heard, Andy Burnham must listen' (opens the original)
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On Monday, representatives from across the countryside gathered in Westminster to send a clear message to the government: it must urgently reset its relationship with rural Britain. There were no tractors or megaphones this time. Farmers, rural business owners, representatives from horseracing, shooting, hunting, angling, and senior politicians from across the political spectrum came together, united, for the landmark launch of the Campaign for the Countryside. Speaking in front of a banner whic
'The voice of the countryside has not been heard, Andy Burnham must listen' - AOL (opens the original)
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On Monday, representatives from across the countryside gathered in Westminster to send a clear message to the government: it must urgently reset its relationship with rural Britain. There were no tractors or megaphones this time. Farmers, rural business owners, representatives from horseracing, shooting, hunting, angling, and senior politicians from across the political spectrum came together, united, for the landmark launch of the Campaign for the Countryside. Speaking in front of a banner whic
'Family farm tax was Starmer's biggest mistake - Burnham must not repeat it' (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Andy Burnham stood on the pavement outside Number 10 Downing Street to deliver his first address to the nation. Early on in his speech, Mr Burnham made a pointed reference to “wrong turns” implemented in the 1980s. He blamed these policies as being central to many of the problems Britons experience today. To many in the countryside, including an entire generation of young farmers, however, the effects of “wrong turns” are being felt from policies enacted far more recently than 40 year
'Family farm tax was Starmer's biggest mistake - Burnham must not repeat it' - AOL (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Andy Burnham stood on the pavement outside Number 10 Downing Street to deliver his first address to the nation. Early on in his speech, Mr Burnham made a pointed reference to "wrong turns" implemented in the 1980s. He blamed these policies as being central to many of the problems Britons experience today. To many in the countryside, including an entire generation of young farmers, however, the effects of "wrong turns" are being felt from policies enacted far more recently than 40 year
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