Keeping your Farming Business Legally Compliant with Environmental Regulations One of the added complications...
Agriculture & Rural Business Law
Avoiding Future Disputes when Succession Planning for Family Farms
Succession planning for farming families rarely involves a single document or decision. Effective planning often requires wills, partnership agreements, land ownership arrangements and tax planning to work together coherently.
Inheritance Tax Changes for Farms and Family Businesses: What You Need to Know About APR and BPR After April 2026
For deaths that occur on or after 6th April 2026, the rules are changing significantly. In this blog, our Wills and Inheritance Tax team provides some information on these upcoming changes.
Improving Safety Measures: Addressing the High Fatality Rate in Farming
According to a report from The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), Britain’s national regulator for health and safety,...
Conservation Areas: What are they and what do they mean to you?
Conservation Areas are areas that a Local Authority considers to have “special historical and architectural interest,...
Agricultural Ties: what are they and what are their implications?
An Agricultural Tie, also known as an Agricultural Occupancy Condition, is a planning condition/restriction attached to a property in the open countryside by the Local Planning Authority when planning permission is granted for the building or change of use of that property.
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