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Farming, Building and Bombs: Challenges for 2025 and beyond

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In 2025 the UK Labour government, through their planning and infrastructure bill, wants to encourage investment in multiple asset classes as diverse as housebuilding and public sector projects such as schools, hospitals, and prisons along with increasing defence spending on number of military programmes. Whether shared-ownership homes, GP’s surgeries or submarines they all require co-operative […]

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So, Who Do you Think You Are?

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The half-forgotten yet still familiar habits and customs that maintain a social-class system beyond its original state and why those habits and social customs provided people with a sense of belonging and common cause in the country and the social hierarchy where they live. A Brief History: Cultural sensibilities and affiliations arise and deepen through

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No More King Coal: Yet Wealthy Investors Fear Millennials’ Embrace of Socialism More Than Climate Concerns So Are Populist Fears “Trumping” Debate and Progress?

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From 2016 the UK began generating more electricity from wind turbines than from burning coal. In April 2019 the UK,” set a new record for coal free-power” of 90 hours of using only gas, nuclear and renewable sources of energy including hydro and imports of electricity (FT,2019).

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Sow the Seeds and Scatter: Will UK Farmers Reap What Profits They Sow in A Post-Brexit Britain?

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Harvest thanksgiving services in many rural parish churches were for centuries well attended events in the church calendar which celebrated the harvest had been successfully gathered in for another year and the prospect of famine and poverty avoided.

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