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Exploring the reforms made by the Agriculture Act 2020 (the 2020 Act) to the landlord and tenant regime.

Agriculture Act 2020: England tidies up AHA succession rules

By Vivienne Williams

Employment lawyer, Kate Gardner looks at the implications for the rural economy of forcing employees to have the COVID-19 vaccination

No jab, no job: Is this the right approach for rural businesses?

By Kate Gardner

Agriculture Act 2020: The direction of the Welsh agriculture policy

Agriculture Act 2020: The direction of the Welsh agriculture policy

By Josie Edwards

How to Structure a Farm Business

Farm diversification: the options for Business Structures

By Chloe Vernon-Shore

Electrical Safety Regulations

In Brief: Farm cottage lettings and the Electrical Safety Regulations

Gene Editing for Crops and Livestock

Gene editing – UK government announces post-Brexit consultation

26 February 2021

Agriculture lawyer, Ben Sharples looks at the valuation of rural mast sites under the Electronic Communications Code ("New Code") which has been under the spotlight again.

Telecoms: A realistic rent for rural mast sites

By Ben Sharples FRICS FAAV

11 February 2021

The High Court considers whether or not a plant nursery's diversification of its business to include a tearoom, exceeded the scope of a right of way providing access to the nursery in Mills v Estate of Partridge and another [2020] EWHC 2171 (Ch).

Rights of Way: Agricultural restriction stops use for diversification

By Charlotte Razay

5 February 2021

The High Court looks at the interpretation and construction of the words in two transfers to decide whether the mines and minerals were the subject of an exception or reservation.

Mines and minerals: Exception or reservation from transfer?

5 February 2021

Edible insects? The Commercial team look at the impact of the European Food Safety Authority's conclusion that dried yellow mealworm is safe for human consumption.

European Food Safety Authority gives first Novel Food go-ahead for insects

2 February 2021

Agricultural solicitor, Helen Bray takes a look at a recent proprietary estoppel case in Northern Ireland has shown that even when promises have been made, they don't necessarily have to be kept.

When it comes to proprietary estoppel cases, a promise is a promise . . . or is it?

26 January 2021

Shoot beaters and pickers up: right to work, minimum wages and Real Time Information

Shoot beaters and pickers up: right to work, minimum wages and Real Time Information

By Ben Sharples FRICS FAAV

21 January 2021

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