05/02/2010
Farmers are set to lose 6 million pounds as Birds Eye pull out of East Anglia. Charlotte Smith hears how a coastal footpath around England could spell trouble for endangered birds.
Farmers are set to lose six million pounds as Birds Eye peas pull out of East Anglia. Charlotte Smith hears from farmers who say the economy of the whole area will be damaged by the decision.
A coastal footpath around England could ruin nesting sites for endangered birds, warn the Countryside Restoration Trust.
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