…our house style guide, please click here. Our editors are committed to providing a supportive, inclusive environment and we attempt to give all writers feedback and suggestions to edit their…
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This page details the editorial policy of our online and print magazine the welsh agenda.
…our house style guide, please click here. Our editors are committed to providing a supportive, inclusive environment and we attempt to give all writers feedback and suggestions to edit their…
…our house style guide, please click here. Our editors are committed to providing a supportive, inclusive environment and we attempt to give all writers feedback and suggestions to edit their…
…impact on the ponies, our environment, and us. They have the freedom to roam and generally do not rely on humans for feed. These differences to their field-bred cousins have…
…example, the rising cost of food means many people in Wales are unable to feed themselves or their families enough food, let alone nutritious, healthy food. A good diet is…
…emit nitrous oxide – 300 times more powerful a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. Feed supplements of grain and soya are generally grown in plantations for which rainforest has been…
…that the lambs grow faster and the farm doesn’t need to buy in as much feed for the sheep. It also reduces methane production, because the sheep are grazing good…
…in Wales today. Because of this, the Carer Aware project is capturing the voices and anonymous feedback of social workers across Wales. They have told us they are overstretched and…
…mainly in the form of animal feed. Almost half is consumed by the Welsh poultry sector, followed by dairy and sheep. Without quick and decisive action to stop it, there…
…grown our Twitter feed from zero to 1090 followers – not significant in Twitter terms but reasonable for a small protest group. However, many of our followers come from English…