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Union disappointed by Wales' Agriculture Bill

Rachael Brown
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Union disappointed by Wales' Agriculture Bill

The Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW) said it is disappointed at some of the missed opportunities in the Agriculture (Wales) Bill, as it progressed through its penultimate scrutiny stage on Tuesday 16 May....

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