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April 30, 2008
Smallholders should gets their clogs on
- Posted by Andrew Forgrave at 4:58 PM | add or read comments (0)
A FEW people have asked me why the annual Wonderwool Wales festival has been split from the Royal Welsh Smallholders Festival, Builth Wells.
The two events were, after all, a perfect fit.
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April 23, 2008
Nasty shocks lie in store for renewable energy pioneers
- Posted by Andrew Forgrave at 6:25 PM | add or read comments (0)
ORGANISERS OF last night’s Producers’ Forum in Mold should have checked their diaries before proceeding with the event: for goodness sake, didn’t they realise a Champions’ League semi-final was being played?
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April 17, 2008
ALF tool up for badger cull protests
- Posted by Andrew Forgrave at 3:17 PM | add or read comments (2)
MONTY has been in touch again: the last time he called, four years ago, Special Branch interrogated me in a dingy basement at North Wales Police HQ.
Since then the Animal Liberation Front has been strangely silent. But this morning Monty was back on the phone; and threatening mayhem in the Welsh countryside.
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