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I will not comment on particular instances of the husbandry practices of farmers and how they keep their herds. All I can say is that there is some evidence that water troughs, particularly those kept at ground level, can be a source of the disease and that some farmers do...
Some people who keep cattle are saying, “I can’t put up with this any more,” so they sell their cows and buy a plough, with the result that more wheat is being grown, which is not what we want for the landscape.
Some people who keep cattle are saying, “I can’t put up with this any more,” so they sell their cows and buy a plough, with the result that more wheat is being grown, which is not what we want for the landscape.
Let me make some further progress. DEFRA cites the EU prohibition on the vaccination of cattle against TB as the reason why studies to date
“cannot provide a definite figure for vaccine efficacy when administered to cattle under field conditions in the UK”.
Vaccinated cows can test positive for TB when using...
Let me make some further progress. DEFRA cites the EU prohibition on the vaccination of cattle against TB as the reason why studies to date
“cannot provide a definite figure for vaccine efficacy when administered to cattle under field conditions in the UK”.
Vaccinated cows can test positive for TB when using...
I am afraid that is a point of disagreement, which is why I believe there is a role for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee to examine the state of the science. Members of that Committee can use their role to encourage the Government to use good relations with...
I am afraid that is a point of disagreement, which is why I believe there is a role for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee to examine the state of the science. Members of that Committee can use their role to encourage the Government to use good relations with...
In Shropshire in 1997, 47 cows were slaughtered as a result of bovine TB. Last year, more than 2,000 were slaughtered. There has been a huge increase in the disease in my constituency and throughout Shropshire.
I have spent a lot of time with many of my Shropshire dairy farmers and...
In Shropshire in 1997, 47 cows were slaughtered as a result of bovine TB. Last year, more than 2,000 were slaughtered. There has been a huge increase in the disease in my constituency and throughout Shropshire.
I have spent a lot of time with many of my Shropshire dairy farmers and...
I ask colleagues to imagine a bowl of fresh green salad, but rather than sprinkling it with the salad dressing of their choice, I would like them to imagine sprinkling it with some diseased badger urine—urine from a badger that has lesions in its kidneys, which sadly is commonly the...
I ask colleagues to imagine a bowl of fresh green salad, but rather than sprinkling it with the salad dressing of their choice, I would like them to imagine sprinkling it with some diseased badger urine—urine from a badger that has lesions in its kidneys, which sadly is commonly the...
I am delighted to be called to speak, but of course disappointed that we are under such time restriction. I suppose it is a symptom of how engaged Members are with the subject that they want to get on their feet and speak about it.
I draw Members’ attention to my...
I am delighted to be called to speak, but of course disappointed that we are under such time restriction. I suppose it is a symptom of how engaged Members are with the subject that they want to get on their feet and speak about it.
I draw Members’ attention to my...
I have been a livestock farmer for two decades, so I am familiar with the difficulties that cattle farmers in particular face: the eradication of brucellosis, the threat of BSE, the arrival of foot and mouth and now, of course, TB. I am familiar with the challenges both financial and...
I have been a livestock farmer for two decades, so I am familiar with the difficulties that cattle farmers in particular face: the eradication of brucellosis, the threat of BSE, the arrival of foot and mouth and now, of course, TB. I am familiar with the challenges both financial and...
Let me be absolutely clear: we will use every tool in the box to bear down on bovine TB. That is why we are not going to reject something that has been shown by experimental evidence to be efficacious as part of the answer, as some would have us do....
Let me be absolutely clear: we will use every tool in the box to bear down on bovine TB. That is why we are not going to reject something that has been shown by experimental evidence to be efficacious as part of the answer, as some would have us do....
There are more than 2,000 park home sites in this country, predominantly in rural areas, and they house around 160,000 people in 85,000 homes. The residents are almost all approaching or beyond retirement age and many are of modest means. The Consumer Focus report notes that a quarter of these...
There are more than 2,000 park home sites in this country, predominantly in rural areas, and they house around 160,000 people in 85,000 homes. The residents are almost all approaching or beyond retirement age and many are of modest means. The Consumer Focus report notes that a quarter of these...
Yes, and were this a slightly different debate I would be paying tribute to Trinity House for what it does.
I have two more points on this general issue. Prior consultation has been suggested by my hon. Friend the Member for South East Cornwall, and by our hon. Friend the Minister,...
Yes, and were this a slightly different debate I would be paying tribute to Trinity House for what it does.
I have two more points on this general issue. Prior consultation has been suggested by my hon. Friend the Member for South East Cornwall, and by our hon. Friend the Minister,...
My Lords, I am very pleased to rise today in support of the Bill of the noble Baroness, Lady Cox. I, too, wish to convey to her my congratulations not just on her commitment and determination in bringing this Bill forward but, indeed, on all the work that she does—often...
My Lords, I am very pleased to rise today in support of the Bill of the noble Baroness, Lady Cox. I, too, wish to convey to her my congratulations not just on her commitment and determination in bringing this Bill forward but, indeed, on all the work that she does—often...
My Lords, perhaps I could begin by saying that I am a proud product of the state system. I congratulate my noble friend Lady Perry on initiating this debate and covering so much ground in her opening speech. A lot has been said about the improvements being made to our...
My Lords, perhaps I could begin by saying that I am a proud product of the state system. I congratulate my noble friend Lady Perry on initiating this debate and covering so much ground in her opening speech. A lot has been said about the improvements being made to our...
I want to mention the Osborne estate, since no amendment was tabled until the Bill was on Report. Osborne house was of course built by Prince Albert and lived in by Queen Victoria until 1901. Before I was elected in 2001, its long-standing use as a convalescent home had already...
I want to mention the Osborne estate, since no amendment was tabled until the Bill was on Report. Osborne house was of course built by Prince Albert and lived in by Queen Victoria until 1901. Before I was elected in 2001, its long-standing use as a convalescent home had already...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people contracted bovine tuberculosis (a) through contact with cattle and (b) by ingesting products produced by infected cattle and what the biological mechanisms were for contracting the disease.
[123051]
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people contracted bovine tuberculosis (a) through contact with cattle and (b) by ingesting products produced by infected cattle and what the biological mechanisms were for contracting the disease.
[123051]
Between 2007 and 2011, 97 cases of “Mycobacterium bovis” were reported in England and Wales, as shown in the following table.
Number
of “Mycobacterium bovis” cases reported to Health
Protection Agency national surveillance, England and Wales,
2007-11 | |
Number
of
cases | |
2007 | 20 |
2008 | 16 |
2009 | 16 |
2010 | 23 |
2011 | 22 |
Total | 97 |
Source: Health Protection Agency |
Of the cases reported, 38 had contact with cattle recorded.
From the 97 cases reported; 42 reported consumption of raw (or directly from farm) dairy products in their lifetime. Of these, only two reported consumption since
1995. The Health Protection Agency does not collect data on whether or not the dairy products consumed were from infected cattle.
The two most likely mechanisms of transmission to humans are (a) by ingestion of the organism in contaminated dairy products or (b) by inhalation of the organism expelled from the lungs of an infected cow.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how many agricultural workers in each parliamentary constituency are covered by the provisions of the Agricultural Wages Board.
[122102]
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how many agricultural workers in each parliamentary constituency are covered by the provisions of the Agricultural Wages Board.
[122102]
The number of paid agricultural workers in each parliamentary constituency is shown in the following table. This includes salaried managers, regular workers, casual and gang workers.
The numbers are based on 2010 data for the new parliamentary constituency boundaries and for commercial holdings with significant levels of farming activity. These significant levels are classified as any holding with more than 5 hectares of agricultural land, 1 hectare of orchards, 0.5 hectares of vegetables or 0.1 hectares of protected crops, or more than 10 cows, 50 pigs, 20 sheep, 20 goats or 1,000 poultry.
Parliamentary
constituency | Paid |
Aldershot | * |
Aldridge-Brownhills | 36 |
Altrincham
and Sale
West | 46 |
Amber
Valley | 69 |
Arundel
and South
Downs | 1,300 |
Ashfield | 63 |
Ashford | 749 |
Ashton-under-Lyne | * |
Aylesbury | 97 |
Banbury | 297 |
Barnsley
Central | 12 |
Barnsley
East | 54 |
Barrow
and
Furness | 108 |
Basildon
and
Billericay | 38 |
Basingstoke | 9 |
Bassetlaw | 425 |
Bath | * |
Batley
and
Spen | 64 |
Battersea | * |
Beaconsfield | 242 |
Beckenham | * |
Bedford | 6 |
Berwick-upon-Tweed | 902 |
Beverley
and
Holderness | 1,040 |
Bexhill
and
Battle | 455 |
Bexleyheath
and
Crayford | 0 |
Birkenhead | * |
Birmingham,
Edgbaston | * |
Birmingham,
Erdington | * |
Birmingham,
Ladywood | 0 |
Birmingham,
Northfield | * |
Birmingham,
Yardley | 0 |
Bishop
Auckland | 308 |
Blackburn | 14 |
Blackpool
North and
Cleveleys | 0 |
Blackpool
South | * |
Blaydon | 47 |
Blyth
Valley | 37 |
Bognor
Regis and
Littlehampton | 237 |
Bolsover | 134 |
Bolton
North
East | 21 |
Bolton
South
East | * |
Bolton
West | 36 |
Boston
and
Skegness | 1,829 |
Bosworth | 241 |
Bournemouth
East | 16 |
Bournemouth
West | * |
Bracknell | 625 |
Bradford
East | * |
Bradford
South | 26 |
Bradford
West | 19 |
Braintree | 330 |
Brent
North | * |
Brentford
and
Isleworth | * |
Brentwood
and
Ongar | 348 |
Bridgwater
and West
Somerset | 906 |
Brigg
and
Goole | 464 |
Brighton,
Kemptown | 17 |
Brighton,
Pavilion | * |
Bristol
East | 0 |
Bristol
North
West | * |
Bristol
South | * |
Bristol
West | * |
Broadland | 1,047 |
Bromley
and
Chislehurst | 0 |
Bromsgrove | 133 |
Broxbourne | 63 |
Broxtowe | 25 |
Buckingham | 627 |
Burnley | 58 |
Burton | 242 |
Bury
North | 20 |
Bury
South | 26 |
Bury
St
Edmunds | 618 |
Calder
Valley | 126 |
Camborne
and
Redruth | 276 |
Cambridge | * |
Cannock
Chase | 16 |
Canterbury | 1,424 |
Carlisle | 122 |
Carshalton
and
Wallington | * |
Castle
Point | 20 |
Central
Devon | 1,080 |
Central
Suffolk and North
Ipswich | 869 |
Charnwood | 308 |
Chatham
and
Aylesford | 18 |
Cheadle | 63 |
Chelmsford | 54 |
Chelsea
and
Fulham | * |
Cheltenham | 14 |
Chesham
and
Amersham | 129 |
Chesterfield | * |
Chichester | 1,536 |
Chingford
and Woodford
Green | 0 |
Chippenham | 149 |
Chipping
Barnet | * |
Chorley | 236 |
Christchurch | 85 |
Cities
of London and
Westminster | * |
City
of
Chester | 169 |
City
of
Durham | 97 |
Clacton | 111 |
Cleethorpes | 249 |
Colchester | * |
Colne
Valley | 109 |
Congleton | 267 |
Copeland | 510 |
Corby | 370 |
Coventry
North
East | * |
Coventry
North
West | 28 |
Coventry
South | 0 |
Crawley | * |
Crewe
and
Nantwich | 136 |
Croydon
Central | 0 |
Croydon
South | * |
Dagenham
and
Rainham | * |
Darlington | * |
Dartford | 191 |
Daventry | 439 |
Denton
and
Reddish | * |
Derby
North | * |
Derby
South | * |
Derbyshire
Dales | 680 |
Devizes | 718 |
Dewsbury | 82 |
Don
Valley | 110 |
Doncaster
Central | 19 |
Doncaster
North | 141 |
Dover | 161 |
Dudley
North | * |
Dudley
South | * |
Ealing
North | * |
Easington | 55 |
East
Devon | 344 |
East
Ham | 0 |
East
Hampshire | 478 |
East
Surrey | 218 |
East
Worthing and
Shoreham | 27 |
East
Yorkshire | 915 |
Eastbourne | 7 |
Eastleigh | 44 |
Eddisbury | 923 |
Edmonton | * |
Ellesmere
Port and
Neston | 130 |
Elmet
and
Rothwell | 300 |
Eltham | * |
Enfield
North | 52 |
Enfield,
Southgate | * |
Epping
Forest | 338 |
Epsom
and
Ewell | 16 |
Erewash | 22 |
Esher
and
Walton | 209 |
Exeter | * |
Fareham | 339 |
Faversham
and Mid
Kent | 1,749 |
Feltham
and
Heston | * |
Filton
and Bradley
Stoke | 22 |
Finchley
and Golders
Green | 0 |
Folkestone
and
Hythe | 336 |
Forest
of
Dean | 602 |
Fylde | 239 |
Gainsborough | 920 |
Garston
and
Halewood | 50 |
Gateshead | 0 |
Gedling | * |
Gillingham
and
Rainham | * |
Gloucester | * |
Gosport | * |
Grantham
and
Stamford | 418 |
Gravesham | 417 |
Great
Yarmouth | 441 |
Greenwich
and
Woolwich | 0 |
Guildford | 158 |
Hackney
South and
Shoreditch | 0 |
Halesowen
and Rowley
Regis | * |
Halifax | 16 |
Haltemprice
and
Howden | 727 |
Halton | * |
Harborough | 206 |
Harlow | 588 |
Harrogate
and
Knaresborough | 124 |
Harrow
East | 0 |
Harrow
West | * |
Hartlepool | 41 |
Harwich
and North
Essex | 735 |
Hastings
and
Rye | 185 |
Havant | 49 |
Hayes
and
Harlington | * |
Hazel
Grove | 22 |
Hemel
Hempstead | 55 |
Hemsworth | 66 |
Hendon | * |
Henley | 427 |
Hereford
and South
Herefordshire | 1,200 |
Hertford
and
Stortford | 99 |
Hertsmere | 108 |
Hexham | 629 |
Heywood
and
Middleton | 21 |
High
Peak | 204 |
Hitchin
and
Harpenden | 159 |
Hornchurch
and
Upminster | 11 |
Horsham | 310 |
Houghton
and Sunderland
South | 13 |
Hove | * |
Huddersfield | 32 |
Huntingdon | 156 |
Hyndburn | 47 |
Ilford
North | * |
Ipswich | 0 |
Isle
of
Wight | 1,009 |
Islington
South and
Finsbury | * |
Jarrow | 16 |
Keighley | 59 |
Kenilworth
and
Southam | 516 |
Kensington | 0 |
Kettering | 127 |
Kingston
and
Surbiton | * |
Kingston
upon Hull
East | * |
Kingston
upon Hull
North | * |
Kingston
upon Hull West and
Hessle | 0 |
Kingswood | 30 |
Knowsley | 18 |
Lancaster
and
Fleetwood | 364 |
Leeds
Central | * |
Leeds
East | 30 |
Leeds
North
East | * |
Leeds
North
West | 62 |
Leeds
West | * |
Leicester
East | 0 |
Leicester
South | * |
Leicester
West | * |
Leigh | 35 |
Lewes | 382 |
Lichfield | 422 |
Lincoln | 37 |
Liverpool,
Walton | * |
Liverpool,
Wavertree | * |
Liverpool,
West
Derby | * |
Loughborough | 48 |
Louth
and
Horncastle | 979 |
Ludlow | 1,192 |
Luton
North | 0 |
Luton
South | 21 |
Macclesfield | 211 |
Maidenhead | 127 |
Maidstone
and The
Weald | 973 |
Makerfield | 25 |
Maldon | 400 |
Manchester
Central | * |
Mansfield | 50 |
Meon
Valley | 634 |
Meriden | 68 |
Mid
Bedfordshire | 238 |
Mid
Derbyshire | 54 |
Mid
Dorset and North
Poole | 86 |
Mid
Norfolk | 1,001 |
Mid
Sussex | 144 |
Mid
Worcestershire | 979 |
Middlesbrough | * |
Middlesbrough
South and East
Cleveland | 120 |
Milton
Keynes North | 117 |
Milton
Keynes
South | * |
Mitcham
and
Morden | 0 |
Mole
Valley | 254 |
Morecambe
and
Lunesdale | 162 |
Morley
and
Outwood | 101 |
New
Forest
East | 519 |
New
Forest
West | 462 |
Newark | 577 |
Newbury | 397 |
Newcastle
upon Tyne
East | * |
Newcastle-under-Lyme | 24 |
Newcastle
upon Tyne
Central | 53 |
Newton
Abbot | 154 |
Normanton,
Pontefract and
Castleford | 35 |
North
Cornwall | 809 |
North
Devon | 682 |
North
Dorset | 1,011 |
North
Durham | 35 |
North
East
Bedfordshire | 461 |
North
East
Cambridgeshire | 1,377 |
North
East
Derbyshire | 126 |
North
East
Hampshire | 223 |
North
East
Hertfordshire | 370 |
North
East
Somerset | 245 |
North
Herefordshire | 3,839 |
North
Norfolk | 718 |
North
Shropshire | 921 |
North
Somerset | 216 |
North
Swindon | 46 |
North
Thanet | 141 |
North
Tyneside | 11 |
North
Warwickshire | 278 |
North
West
Cambridgeshire | 417 |
North
West
Durham | 232 |
North
West
Hampshire | 442 |
North
West
Leicestershire | 239 |
North
West
Norfolk | 795 |
North
Wiltshire | 542 |
Northampton
North | * |
Northampton
South | * |
Norwich
North | * |
Norwich
South | * |
Nottingham
North | * |
Nottingham
South | 0 |
Nuneaton | 39 |
Old
Bexley and
Sidcup | * |
Oldham
East and
Saddleworth | 21 |
Oldham
West and
Royton | * |
Orpington | 85 |
Oxford
East | * |
Oxford
West and
Abingdon | 52 |
Pendle | 75 |
Penistone
and
Stocksbridge | 162 |
Penrith
and The
Border | 1,122 |
Peterborough | 113 |
Plymouth,
Moor
View | 0 |
Plymouth,
Sutton and
Devonport | * |
Poole | * |
Poplar
and
Limehouse | * |
Portsmouth
South | 0 |
Preston | 0 |
Pudsey | 49 |
Putney | 0 |
Rayleigh
and
Wickford | 173 |
Reading
East | * |
Reading
West | 10 |
Redcar | * |
Redditch | 92 |
Reigate | 101 |
Ribble
Valley | 423 |
Richmond
(Yorks) | 1,287 |
Richmond
Park | * |
Rochdale | 12 |
Rochester
and
Strood | 312 |
Rochford
and Southend
East | 53 |
Romford | * |
Romsey
and Southampton
North | 463 |
Rossendale
and
Darwen | 90 |
Rother
Valley | 94 |
Rotherham | 13 |
Rugby | 215 |
Ruislip,
Northwood and
Pinner | 8 |
Runnymede
and
Weybridge | 63 |
Rushcliffe | 332 |
Rutland
and
Melton | 836 |
Saffron
Walden | 496 |
Salford
and
Eccles | * |
Salisbury | 361 |
Scarborough
and
Whitby | 352 |
Scunthorpe | 130 |
Sedgefield | 175 |
Sefton
Central | 76 |
Selby
and
Ainsty | 1,064 |
Sevenoaks | 220 |
Sheffield
Central | * |
Sheffield
South
East | * |
Sheffield,
Brightside and
Hillsborough | 0 |
Sheffield,
Hallam | 85 |
Sheffield,
Heeley | * |
Sherwood | 580 |
Shipley | 65 |
Shrewsbury
and
Atcham | 606 |
Sittingbourne
and
Sheppey | 742 |
Skipton
and
Ripon | 1,058 |
Sleaford
and North
Hykeham | 980 |
Slough | * |
Solihull | * |
Somerton
and
Frome | 889 |
South
Basildon and East
Thurrock | 91 |
South
Cambridgeshire | 535 |
South
Derbyshire | 242 |
South
Dorset | 228 |
South
East
Cambridgeshire | 892 |
South
East
Cornwall | 662 |
South
Holland and The
Deepings | 1,981 |
South
Leicestershire | 287 |
South
Norfolk | 801 |
South
Northamptonshire | 419 |
South
Ribble | 1,228 |
South
Shields | * |
South
Staffordshire | 355 |
South
Suffolk | 591 |
South
Swindon | 71 |
South
Thanet | 560 |
South
West
Bedfordshire | 52 |
South
West
Devon | 192 |
South
West
Hertfordshire | 124 |
South
West
Norfolk | 2,372 |
South
West
Surrey | 470 |
South
West
Wiltshire | 521 |
Southampton,
Test | 0 |
Southend
West | * |
Southport | * |
Spelthorne | 22 |
St
Albans | 102 |
St
Austell and
Newquay | 253 |
St
Helens
North | 168 |
St
Helens South and
Whiston | 20 |
St
Ives | 803 |
Stafford | 493 |
Staffordshire
Moorlands | 398 |
Stalybridge
and
Hyde | 22 |
Stevenage | 13 |
Stockport | * |
Stockton
North | 34 |
Stockton
South | 26 |
Stoke-on-Trent
Central | * |
Stoke-on-Trent
North | * |
Stoke-on-Trent
South | * |
Stone | 1,255 |
Stourbridge | * |
Stratford-on-Avon | 1,551 |
Stretford
and
Urmston | 20 |
Stroud | 385 |
Suffolk
Coastal | 918 |
Sunderland
Central | * |
Surrey
Heath | 87 |
Sutton
and
Cheam | * |
Sutton
Coldfield | 12 |
Tamworth | 264 |
Tatton | 527 |
Taunton
Deane | 660 |
Telford | * |
Tewkesbury | 278 |
The
Cotswolds | 903 |
The
Wrekin | 703 |
Thirsk
and
Malton | 1,513 |
Thornbury
and
Yate | 379 |
Thurrock | * |
Tiverton
and
Honiton | 859 |
Tonbridge
and
Mailing | 950 |
Torbay | * |
Torridge
and West
Devon | 1,167 |
Totnes | 433 |
Truro
and
Falmouth | 372 |
Tunbridge
Wells | 323 |
Twickenham | 0 |
Tynemouth | * |
Uxbridge
and South
Ruislip | * |
Wakefield | 42 |
Wallasey | * |
Walsall
North | 0 |
Walsall
South | 8 |
Wansbeck | 55 |
Wantage | 397 |
Warrington
North | 102 |
Warrington
South | 46 |
Warwick
and
Leamington | 51 |
Washington
and Sunderland
West | 23 |
Watford | * |
Waveney | 276 |
Wealden | 633 |
Weaver
Vale | 171 |
Wellingborough | 106 |
Wells | 548 |
Welwyn
Hatfield | 66 |
Wentworth
and
Dearne | 41 |
West
Bromwich
East | * |
West
Bromwich
West | * |
West
Dorset | 933 |
West
Lancashire | 515 |
West
Suffolk | 906 |
West
Worcestershire | 1,073 |
Westmorland
and
Lonsdale | 433 |
Weston-Super-Mare | 131 |
Wigan | 33 |
Winchester | 307 |
Windsor | 54 |
Wirral
South | 33 |
Wirral
West | 42 |
Witham | 541 |
Witney | 450 |
Woking | 39 |
Wokingham | 168 |
Wolverhampton
North
East | 0 |
Wolverhampton
South
West | * |
Worcester | 0 |
Workington | 347 |
Worsley
and Eccles
South | 50 |
Worthing
West | 20 |
Wycombe | 74 |
Wyre
and Preston
North | 415 |
Wyre
Forest | 148 |
Wythenshawe
and Sale
East | * |
Yeovil | 463 |
York
Central | * |
York
Outer | 185 |
England
total | 122,692 |
Note: Where figures relate to less than five holdings data is suppressed and replaced with an asterisk (*) to avoid disclosure of information about individual holdings. If only one item contributing to a total in a row or column has been suppressed then secondary suppression is required to preserve confidentiality of the initially suppressed item. Secondary suppression is applied to the item which relates to the second smallest number of holdings. Source: DEFRA Survey of Agriculture and Horticulture—June 2010 |
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Harrison, for initiating this debate. I can keep an eye on a clock just behind the noble Baroness. I spotted the time so I will not be short-changed. I also welcome the Minister to his position. He has taken on an excellent...
My Lords, I thank the noble Lord, Lord Harrison, for initiating this debate. I can keep an eye on a clock just behind the noble Baroness. I spotted the time so I will not be short-changed. I also welcome the Minister to his position. He has taken on an excellent...
I, too, pay tribute to the outgoing Minister with responsibility for farming, my right hon. Friend the Member for South East Cambridgeshire (Mr Paice). I had the immense privilege and honour of being his Parliamentary Private Secretary for a year and a half. With his experience and expertise, he was...
I, too, pay tribute to the outgoing Minister with responsibility for farming, my right hon. Friend the Member for South East Cambridgeshire (Mr Paice). I had the immense privilege and honour of being his Parliamentary Private Secretary for a year and a half. With his experience and expertise, he was...
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