They came across pretty well actually...i thought anyway.Did anyone watch South West Inside Out? England's two biggest cocks both on the same show.......
They came across pretty well actually...i thought anyway.Did anyone watch South West Inside Out? England's two biggest cocks both on the same show.......
If you need the police in a hurry go to tesco at copdock or martlesham. There always seemed to be a couple of coppers getting a sandwich whenever I wentMeanwhile in East Anglia we had a report about theft from farms. A near neighbour with a big problem was particularly critical of the police which has prompted a promise of extra coverage in the area. I'll believe it when I see it.
Badgerists and environmentalists 2 farmers 0.
In tonight's packed programme, rock star Brian watches Tb testing on a farm. He gets his trainers dirty and pats a cow, comforting the farmer by insisting bTb could be a thing of the past if the Govt allows cattle vaccination and not badger culling.
Environment expert George gets his boots wet and handles a tup. He braves the "white menace" and tells a fourth generation farmer that she will need to get rid of her sheep as they are damaging the moorland and rely on tourism when wolves and lynx are introduced. Gorse burning is compared to the Amazonian loggers and on his way back from the pub he solves the flooding problem, recommending lots of trees should be planted on the hills. Somewhere for the lynx to live, possibly.
I felt sorry for that farmer, facing the TV camera and positive Tb testing were bad enough but having Brian's bodyguard recording the conversation on her mobile much worse. No NFU representation, so what we got was two professional agitators and a fawning BBC presenter facing members of the public.
Unbiased BBC ?
good post +1 .......my thoughts exactly........they come and go though, - those with the... 'look at me'...listen to me .....Badgerists and environmentalists 2 farmers 0.
In tonight's packed programme, rock star Brian watches Tb testing on a farm. He gets his trainers dirty and pats a cow, comforting the farmer by insisting bTb could be a thing of the past if the Govt allows cattle vaccination and not badger culling.
Environment expert George gets his boots wet and handles a tup. He braves the "white menace" and tells a fourth generation farmer that she will need to get rid of her sheep as they are damaging the moorland and rely on tourism when wolves and lynx are introduced. Gorse burning is compared to the Amazonian loggers and on his way back from the pub he solves the flooding problem, recommending lots of trees should be planted on the hills. Somewhere for the lynx to live, possibly.
I felt sorry for that farmer, facing the TV camera and positive Tb testing were bad enough but having Brian's bodyguard recording the conversation on her mobile much worse. No NFU representation, so what we got was two professional agitators and a fawning BBC presenter facing members of the public.
Unbiased BBC ?