Sarah Dyke

T3. Although I welcome the changes to school food standards, Government buying standards for food still do not mandate local or British sourcing, leaving farmers in Glastonbury and Somerton locked out

As my hon. Friend will know, the chief medical officer’s rural health report is due later this year. Rural health cannot be seen as an afterthought. That is why I tabled new clause 120, which would cr

The Chancellor promised growth in every postcode, which must include rural communities such as Glastonbury and Somerton, and not just our cities and towns, yet rural England’s productivity sits at jus

I will not, just because of time. We are also calling for the loopholes in the biodiversity net gain system to be closed, for the extension of how long a net gain habitat must be maintained from 30 ye

I will not, if the hon. Lady does not mind, because I have quite a lot to get through. I recently visited Wessex Water’s constructed wetland at Shapwick Heath in the constituency of my hon. Friend the

I agree with my hon. Friend—I call him that as he sits on the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee with me. This summer’s drought has put farmers under severe financial pressure. A potato far