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Securing Stability for Farmers and Crofters in Less Favoured Areas

A recent review, undertaken by NFU Scotland’s Less Favoured Areas (LFA) Committee, has identified significant progress in achieving stability for farmers and crofters in Scotland’s LFA. The review outlines achievements since the publication of NFU Scotland’s policy document ‘Less Favoured Areas – Delivering for Scotland’, in October last year.

10/03/2021

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Call to Keep Dogs Under Control in the North East Countryside

Police Scotland, NFU Scotland and Aberdeenshire Council are calling on dog owners to keep their animals under control in the countryside.

10/03/2021

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Call to respond to Communications Code Changes

Infrastructure is key to improved connectivity around telecommunications. That is why Tom French, chair of NFU Scotland’s Legal and Technical Committee is urging members to get involved in the current review of the Electronics Communication Code (ECC).

09/03/2021

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Call for Government Action to Minimise Trade Friction with EU

NFU Scotland is calling on the UK Government to prioritise the substantial paperwork and physical inspections associated with agri-food trade to Europe that has resulted in friction, delay, losses and extra costs.

08/03/2021

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Young Scottish Farmers and Crofters Targeted by Cyber Criminals – Jenny Campbell Guest Blog

Young Scots in agriculture are proving easy bait for cyber criminals writes Jenny Campbell, Regional Manager for the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC).

05/03/2021

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A Fresh Look at Apprenticeships in Agriculture

In Scottish Apprenticeship Week (1 to 5 March), NFU Scotland is urging all farmers and crofters looking at creating an employment opportunity to consider applying to the Apprenticeship Employer Grant (AEG) for support.

03/03/2021

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Union to Host Webinar on Electronics Communication Code and Current Consultation

It is three years since the new Electronic Communications Code (ECC) became law in the UK, changing the rights given to telecoms operators and triggering a period of great uncertainty while operators and landowners tried to understand the new regime and its implications for telecoms sites.

03/03/2021

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NFU Scotland Welcomes Provisions for Tenancy Relinquishment and Assignation

NFU Scotland welcomes that provisions relating to the relinquishment and assignation of secure 1991 Act tenancies came into force on the 28 February.

03/03/2021

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Publication of Bold and Ambitious Report by Trade and Agriculture Commission Welcomed

NFU Scotland has broadly welcomed the Trade and Agriculture Commission’s report to government, published today (2 March 2021) as being both bold and ambitious.

02/03/2021

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Manifesto Sets Out Scottish Agriculture’s Priorities Ahead of Holyrood Elections in May

Agriculture, food and rural issues must be front and centre of political debate as we head towards Scottish Parliamentary elections on Thursday, 6 May 2021.

02/03/2021

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