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it's not that many farms and they can always gift it to their hardworking offspring before they die, can't they? as for Trump. funny how no-one ever complains when it's trump doing Name calling. Or Tories talking about EU leaders or threatening Irish food supply - never about "making it hard to work with people" then -
Farmers don't earn a lot, work 7 days a week and whilst they are land rich, it's a working asset not a space that can (or should) be sold for building on. But as you are so keen on change, give up your day job and go buy a farm then come back on here in a year and tell us how well that goes for you. Sometimes you really are a handle that opens doors 🤔 -
By Roberto Pajares · Posted
Would highly recommend Pavel and his team...easy to deal with, competitively priced and very trustworthy. We used them twice to move out and then back in again 5 months later including moving our piano. -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
I'm not sure the heredity principle is the best way to encourage change, innovation and competition. I also don't think it's unreasonable to expect those inheriting multimillion pound estates to pay tax on it.
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