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News Manager at HSJ. Swapped the countryside in Cornwall for London living. Views my own
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The deadlines and targets in the 10-Year Plan

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By Lauren Harris
| Health Service Journal Verified
The deadlines and targets in the 10-Year Plan By HSJ News and Lauren Harris2025-07-04T09:48:00 A private funding business case for health centres, and publishing minimum employment standards, are among the first dated objectives in the 10-Year Health Plan.
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Farming careers: From dairy herd manager to joint venture

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By Lauren Harris
| Farmers Weekly Verified
Matt Hill, 33, has progressed from working as a unit manager on a dairy farm to being part of a joint venture milking 280 cows on a 255ha estate in Gloucestershire. From a non-farming background, Matt grew up next to a dairy farm and started helping with the cows as a teenager. Deciding to learn a trade, he studied cabinet-making as well as completing an agricultural qualification at Plumpton College, Sussex.
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Planning enforcement notices explained and how to appeal

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By Lauren Harris
| Farmers Weekly Verified
Farmers who fail to secure the required planning permission for building on their land or to meet specified conditions risk facing legal action from their local authority. If someone carries out development without permission or fails to comply with conditions, the local planning authority can either take no action, approve a retrospective application, or issue an enforcement notice.
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