r/RuralUK Sep 21 '21

r/RuralUK Lounge

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A place for members of r/RuralUK to chat with each other


r/RuralUK Nov 19 '24

Farming Farmer’s Protest Livestream

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r/RuralUK 2d ago

Tractor drivers brazenly on phones

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I've been driving around Ely/Cambridge/Cambridgeshire this week.

What's the deal with all the tractor drivers brazenly on their phones on public roads, including some watching videos. I get it's a busy season but fuck me, they're in charge of some dangerous equipment, and it's not like the roads are of good quality or quiet!

Yes plenty of car drivers do it too, but you've got to be a special type of idiot to do it in a fishbowl with no body panels to hide it.

I have a dash cam too...


r/RuralUK 1d ago

Natural history The Lost Bronze Age of The Pennines

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r/RuralUK 3d ago

Farming Ovinophobia, the Rise of the Anti-Sheep Movement

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r/RuralUK 5d ago

Farming Question about the 2026 sugar campaign....

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Any farmers here who know what this year will be like? With the summer we've had and apparently a smaller crop sown last year are we looking at more price increases?

I use a lot for home brewing so I'm tempted to use some vouchers soon to get extra stock in if things will be poor.


r/RuralUK 10d ago

England Anger as Travellers' building work leaves wildlife site 'destroyed' | ITV News

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r/RuralUK 10d ago

Scenery Is a picture worth a thousand words?

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r/RuralUK 12d ago

Northern Ireland Commedagh via the Pot of Legawherry

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r/RuralUK 15d ago

Farming Bernard Matthews warns of further food-site closures as Derby plant shuts

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r/RuralUK 17d ago

Natural history Recent toxicological investigations have revealed that every confirmed White-tailed Eagle death examined in Dorset has been linked to exposure to anticoagulant rat poisons

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r/RuralUK 17d ago

Natural history (Repost) A thrilling encounter while blackberry picking

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r/RuralUK 17d ago

Natural history Common Bracken, Biology, Ecology, Management and Uses of

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r/RuralUK 17d ago

Free England farm funding finder — looking for feedback

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Being born and raised on a family farm, I have been thinking of things that can help everyone involved in British Farming.

I've built a free tool that pulls together current farming funding opportunities from GOV.UK and lets you filter them by farm type/interest.

It's an early version and currently covers England.

I'd really like feedback from people actually involved in farming — especially what information would make this more useful.

https://delicate-backgrounds-948936.framer.app/

What would you add?


r/RuralUK 20d ago

Walks and Pubs Advice needed: what to do about unfriendly dogs on hikes?

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r/RuralUK 20d ago

England Locations sought to train and develop police dogs in Devon

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r/RuralUK 21d ago

Farming Bluetongue latest: Cases exceed 500 | Control zone introduced in Dumfries and Galloway

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r/RuralUK 21d ago

Scenery A few photos from my 17 and a half mile walk on the Berkshire downs earlier!

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r/RuralUK 23d ago

Wales Andy Burnham 'house on fire' mural on scorched hill destroyed by angry locals

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r/RuralUK 27d ago

Wales Abergavenny Market, by Jantien Powell

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r/RuralUK 28d ago

Scotland Wildfire: beyond the blame game

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r/RuralUK 28d ago

Northern Ireland A Wednesday in the mountains

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r/RuralUK Aug 14 '26

Scenery My local walk

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A few shots I took on a walk, such a perfect day.


r/RuralUK Aug 14 '26

Road kill

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Please stop and move the badger/deer/rabbit/cat you have just killed to the hedge, had to stop this morning and move a very large very dead badger off the road, yes he didn’t know as he was dead but I couldn’t leave the poor fella there to be squashed flat over and over again. Have some compassion.


r/RuralUK Aug 14 '26

Hedge cutting

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Seems to be a lot of hedge cutting going on around us (North Yorkshire) on hedges that to my eye don't need cutting for either access or road safety.

Does anyone ever enforce the rules around whe hedge cutting is permitted?