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Welsh Farmers Encouraged to apply for BPS Loan

We are encouraging Welsh farmers to apply for the new loan facility which has been set up by the Welsh Government to help farmers who may not receive their Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) 2018 payment when the payment window opens on Saturday, 1 December 2018.

Expansion Plans Announced with new office opening in Llanidloes

We are delighted to announce the successful expansion of its business into mid Wales with the opening of a new office in Llanidloes on 10 October 2018.
The team in the new Llanidloes office, situated on Great Oak Street, will offer the full range of Roger Parry & Partners services. These include estate and letting agents, land agents, chartered surveyors, planning consultants, rural payments and funding expertise.

Ask our Planning Expert

Q. I have an old house (abandoned or habitable) on our land in Powys and I’m looking to renovate/replace it. Does planning policy allow renovating abandoned dwellings or replacement of habitable dwellings?
Our resident planning expert, Gerallt Davies, answers this question for us.

Woodland Grant Scheme – England

The Woodland Creation Grant is now open for applications in England. The scheme is based on one-off payments for a series of capital grants for tree planting and associated tree protection items.

Promotion of Four new Associates

We have announced the promotion of four staff to the position of Associate. The new Associates will work alongside the four Partners in the business across the West Midlands, Shropshire, north and mid Wales.

Glastir Derogations

Struggling to stick to your Glastir contract requirements in this hot weather? The Welsh Government have announced a few derogations that will help Welsh farmers. Updated 6th August 2018

More Poultry Farms needed to meet British demand for Chicken

With poultry now accounting for nearly half of all the meat bought in the UK, Roger Parry & Partners are encouraging farmers considering expanding or diversifying to take the plunge as the consumer’s appetite for UK produced chicken looks set to increase in the future.