16/10/2009
Charlotte Smith toasts a good year for English wine. Plus a farmer who thinks it's also a good year for organic farming, and a cosmetics firm backs the Hunt Saboteurs Association.
2009 might be the best year for English wine - so good that they are hoping to export across the world. It is also a good year for organic farming, according to one of our listeners. A cosmetics company is supporting the Hunt Saboteurs Association with the proceeds from their soap, much to the opposition of the Countryside Alliance.
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