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Rostons on Tour!
Despite the sad news that the Nantwich Show this year was cancelled, the Rostons team have had a wonderful time meeting clients and allied professionals at the various agricultural shows locally.
HS2 Under Review
“Whether and how we proceed” were the words of The Prime Minister in relation to reviewing HS2, ahead of the ‘Notice to Proceed’ decision for Phase 1 from London to the West Midlands, which is due at the end of 2019.
HS2 Update: Independent Review Of HS2
The Prime Minister has stated his wish to review “whether and how we proceed” with HS2, ahead of the ‘Notice to Proceed’ decision for Phase 1 from London to the West Midlands, due at the end of 2019.
Toby Galliers starts at Rostons
Rostons are pleased to announce that Toby Galliers has recently joined the team as a placement student from Harper Adams University. After completing the second year of his degree, Toby will now be spending the next 12 months with Rostons as part of his course.
Welsh Government Second Consultation – ‘Sustainable Farming and our Land’
The Welsh Government have recently brought out a second consultation following last year’s ‘Brexit and our land’ consultation. This consultation is the second round following the 12,000 odd responses the first consultation received. The consultation sets out the governments vision of how they see agricultural support in Wales after Brexit.