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Opinion: Time to forget the red wall - the next General Election may rest on the dry stone variety

As Reform UK kicked off party conference season with plenty of warm words for farmers, Labour needs to act now if it wants to make a positive change

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock 鈥� 3 min read
Opinion: Time to forget the red wall - the next General Election may rest on the dry stone variety

This week saw Reform UK kick-off party conference season with a promise to 鈥榖ack British farmers to the hilt'. Unveiling a seven-point plan which will form the basis of its future rural policy, the...

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