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This week's theme · 4 days left

Work, pay and welfare

Benefits, pensions, minimum wage, the four-day week. Rewrite the social contract.

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Agriculture

Enough with the subsidies for pointless sheep farming!

I’m sick to death of seeing vast swathes of the Highlands, perfectly good for rewilding or even dense forestry, churned over for sheep that mostly end up as expensive mince. We’re subsidising an industry that is actively detrimental to biod

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Agriculture

Scrap the CAP, it's killing our farms

I was talking to a friend who's a farmer just outside Perth and he was at his wit's end, the EU's Common Agricultural Policy has been a disaster for his business, the paperwork alone is crippling him, and the subsidies never seem to make it

4
Agriculture

Time to Ditch Westminster's Farming Rules

What's the point of Scotland having its own government if we can't even decide how to run our own farms, I mean come on, we're still stuck with rules made in Westminster that don't take into account our own unique landscape and needs. We

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Environment

End peat extraction for gardening compost by 2027 and fund the transition for UK growers

UK peatlands store around 3 billion tonnes of carbon. That is more than all the forests in Britain, France, and Germany combined. Healthy peatlands slowly accumulate carbon. Drained peatlands release it, continuously, for decades. The gove

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Agriculture

Support sustainable farming practices through enhanced grant funding.

We need to acknowledge the mounting pressures on our farmers, from unpredictable weather patterns driven by climate change to fluctuating market prices. Many are struggling to adopt greener practices that, while beneficial long-term, requir

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Agriculture

Pay farmers for ecological outcomes, not just for having land

The basic payment scheme that replaced EU subsidies paid farmers essentially for owning land. The more land you had, the more you got. A hedge fund that bought 10,000 acres of Lincolnshire received more public money than a hill farmer in Wa

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Agriculture

Enough with the virtue signalling, let's get real about supporting British farmers!

Honestly, I’m fed up with all this talk about supporting British farming while simultaneously signing trade deals that undercut them at every turn. My husband’s business is already struggling with rising costs – imagine trying to compete wi

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