With new animal welfare proposals declared in the Queen’s speech and trade deals with countries with lower standards on the horizon, does the UK government have policies that can’t be reconciled?
Animal Sentience and Post-Brexit Trade Deals: Conflicting Interests in UK Policy? Read More »
50 years on from the publication of the first James Herriot book, Skeldale House is back on our screens in a new TV version of All Creatures Great and Small. In that half-century, the books have remained enduringly popular around the world and been adapted into two films, as well as a BBC TV series
What do we still have to learn from James Herriot? Read More »
As food insecurity in the Yemen gains widespread attention, this post examines the relationship between agriculture and conflict and how agriculture can be made conflict-resistant.
Conflict and Agriculture: Fighting for Food Security Read More »
The story of how the UK’s first registered female vet, Aleen Cust, followed in the footsteps of her medical equivalents, the Edinburgh Seven
A Tribute to the Pioneers: Aleen Cust and the Edinburgh Seven Read More »