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In plain English: proprietary estoppel
"Proprietary estoppel is a legal principle that relates to promises made in relation to receiving property. "
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"Proprietary estoppel is a legal principle that relates to promises made in relation to receiving property. "
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"Last year the government announced it was developing a Farming Roadmap for England to bring together in one place its long-term strategies, reforms and commitments for the sector."
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"Across the UK, governments are committed to woodland creation and there are still valuable opportunities available to help support tree planting goals and deliver localised environmental benefits."
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"Farms and rural estates are increasingly expected to do more than produce food or manage land. Their role in boosting biodiversity, tackling climate change, and strengthening local communities offers considerable social value. But what does this really mean, and how can landowners show their impact?"
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"As the weather warms up and we move into summer, the farmland market has entered a busy period for new launches."
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"What we eat and grow in ten years’ time will have a huge impact on imports and exports, the resilience of our farming businesses and, of course, UK food security."
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"Midway through another business year, resilience remains the industry watchword as the UK’s agricultural sector continues to navigate significant challenges."
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"The market for ecosystem services is becoming an increasingly important part of rural land strategy. "

"The UK food system from a production perspective: is change required?"
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"Strengthening the UK food system through collaboration"