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Welsh Winter Fair will highlight human impact of family farm tax

NFU Cymru president urges Chancellor to listen, telling her: 'It is not too late to stop family farm tax damage'

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NFU Cymru president Aled Jones says union will use Royal Welsh Winter Fair to highlight severe consequences of family farm tax
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NFU Cymru president Aled Jones says union will use Royal Welsh Winter Fair to highlight severe consequences of family farm tax

NFU Cymru will use the forthcoming Royal Welsh Winter Fair to shine a light on the severe consequences facing agricultural businesses should UK Government continue with its family farm tax proposals...

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