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Friday, 27th November 2009

Rural economy

Islanders urge Lloyds to reverse decision to axe relationship managers SMALL Scottish businesses are stepping up their protests against the removal of dedicated relationship managers from Bank of Scotland branches by owner Lloyds Banking Group.

Downgrading missle range will do island economy 'irreversible' harm, say campaigners CHANGES at a missile testing range in the Western Isles could cost more jobs than previously thought, campaigners said today.

Dan Buglass: Processing sector issues rallying cry I REGARD Saturday as the one day when all thoughts of work can be banished and attention focused on the sporting world. However, that was not the case last Saturday when duty called at the annual conference of the Scottish Association of Meat Who

Dan Buglass : Silence of the lambs across EU SPRING is the perpetual season of renewal in the countryside which is invariably epitomised by young lambs gambolling around the fields and on the hills in the sunshine. Initial reports suggest that there will be a better than average crop of lambs i

Bluetongue red tape leaves cows stranded

'NI processors importing live cattle for UK market'

Supermarket price cut adds to gloom of dairy farmers

Fertiliser fluctuations hit Carr's

Organic food sector 'resilient' but sales growth slows to 1.7%

Farming: From 'berry bus' to combines, a tale of farming evolution

Farming: Land prices outlook 'positive for at least the next five years'

Farming: Hopes high of last-minute reprieve on sheep tagging

Farming: Scottish Government must match words and action says NFUS

Farming: Beef farmers' fury at supermarket 'mixes'

EU's subsidy system is 'value for money'

Why Scottish beef farmers should say 'buon appetito'

It's Willy Wonka and the Lewis chocolate factory

Borders farmers angry over imports

£57.7m boost for rural communities

Prices and politics make fertile ground for debate on how to farm

Village hall talks

Buying local 'worth £60m' to Highlands

There are valuable lessons to be learned from Scots' rural past FOCUS

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