This week, Elizabeth Newson, Cheryl Brady and Richard Walford talk about Strategic Land and how you can protect your land for potential future development with a focus on the importance of watercourses, and issues of water scarcity and knowing

#6 Marine Net Gain and the Blue Economy

10 days ago 10m 54s

This week, Chloe Vernon-Shore and Rachel O'Connor talk about the Marine Net Gain, other developments in the Blue Economy and how effective water management can be beneficial in supporting the wider food systems transformation.

#5 Natural Capital: Biodiversity Net Gain, Nutrient Neutrality and Landscape Recovery

17 days ago 26m 1s

In this episode, Alexandra Watson and Ben Sharples talk about Natural Capital, covering some of the technicalities arising in deals to secure Biodiversity Net Gain, Nutrient Neutrality, and Landscape Recovery as the regulatory position develops

#4 Developments affecting Agricultural Tenancies

24 days ago 22m 8s

This week Vivienne Williams and Caroline Baines talk about the new Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice which has recently been published, changes to Agricultural Holdings Act tenancies which come into effect later this year and how tenants are

#3 Advertising, Greenwashing and Food Labelling

27 days ago 19m 58s

This week, Adam Corbin and Iain Connor talk about:Food labelling developments including the Food Standards Agency's campaign highlighting the risks to people with animal based allergies of food labelled as "vegan" and the Oatly AB case relati

#2 Planning for Renewable Energy Schemes

May 16th, 2024 18m 54s

This week, Harriet Grimes and Fergus Charlton talk about what permissions already exist and how to obtain planning permission for the development of renewable energy schemes with a focus on developments on agricultural land.

#1 Partnerships, tax and succession: Planning for the future

May 9th, 2024 23m 26s

In this episode, Iwan Williams and Josie Edwards talk about how partnerships are commonly used in structures to mitigate inheritance tax liabilities, how succession plans are commonly accommodated, and the way in which partnership agreements ne

#6 Negotiating and documenting BNG deals

Jun 8th, 2023 26m 30s

This week, Adam Corbin, Richard Walford and Ben Sharples discuss Negotiating and documenting BNG deals. We will review how the law has developed to the position we are presently in, as well as how it might develop in the future. We then look at

#5 Understanding Green Finance

Jun 6th, 2023 38m 56s

This week Adam Corbin, Alexandra Watson and Ben Sharples discuss Understanding Green Finance. This is a broad topic, which is expected to throw up issues for those involved in farming, land management, and food as the green agenda becomes more

#4 Succession planning for rural businesses

Jun 2nd, 2023 31m 39s

This week, Adam Corbin, Vivienne Williams and Iwan Williams disucss Succession planning for rural businesses. They will explore the subject through discussion on estoppel claims, family constitutions, tax planning, and tenancies.This podcast

#3 Insect Protein: Solutions and opportunities

May 30th, 2023 24m 47s

This week, Adam Corbin, Rachel O'Connor and Chloe Vernon-shore discuss Insect Protein: Solutions and opportunities. They look at regulatory constraints, opportunities, practical examples, and consider what the future holds.This podcast is hos

#2 Greenwashing: The risks of overstating environmental credentials

May 25th, 2023 31m 2s

This week, Adam Corbin, David Thompson and Iain Connor discuss Greenwashing: The risks of overstating environmental credentials. They will review the sources of law and regulation of this output, the consequences of a failure to comply, and som

#1 Farm business tenancies: The natural capital conundrum

May 22nd, 2023 35m 8s

This week, Adam Corbin, Charles Courtenay, Josie Edwards and Caroline Baines discuss Farm business tenancies: The natural capital conundrum. They reflect upon how new opportunities might be accommodated in the drafting of new tenancies, as well

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