15/04/2011
Plans for a large scale rabbit farm in Nottinghamshire are meeting local objections. The villagers main concerns are increased traffic, smell, pollution and the layout of the site.
Plans for a large scale rabbit farm in Nottinghamshire are meeting local objections. The villagers' main concerns are increased traffic, smell, pollution and the layout of the site. Also on the programme MPs warn that European reforms of the Common Agricultural Policy will tie up farmers in more red-tape and do little to encourage food production.
Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Angela Frain.
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