Farmers, landowners, and agricultural businesses across Shropshire are being encouraged to attend a free agricultural seminar taking place in May.
Hosted at The Down Inn, near Bridgnorth, on May 15, the event will see professionals from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors, Nock Deighton Chartered Surveyors and Stanton Ralph Accountants providing a range of advice.
The seminar will focus on key topics affecting the agricultural sector today, including planning legislation, divorce implications, and the latest updates on the proposed inheritance tax changes.
Welcome drinks will be served from 5.30pm, with an introduction at 6.15pm and talks from each speaker to follow, before a complimentary finger buffet is served at 7.30pm.
Steven Corfield, an experienced agricultural lawyer at Lanyon Bowdler, will chair the event and said it was sure to be an informative evening.
“We have an excellent panel of speakers who will impart a range of advice which I know will be worth hearing,” he said.
“Life in the agricultural industry is as uncertain as it’s ever been, so I would strongly advise anyone with an interest in farming to come along – not only to listen to our panel of specialists but to meet fellow farmers and discuss the challenges facing everyone in agriculture at the moment.”
The panel of speakers will be made up of Sophie Burgoyne and Philippa Pearson of Lanyon Bowdler, Craig Owen of Stanton Ralph, and James Neame of Nock Deighton.
A question and answer session will follow the presentations, when people can ask about any issues affecting them or their rural business.
Attendance is free but spaces are limited, and early booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment.
To reserve a spot, visit bit.ly/AgriculturalUpdate2025 or contact Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors by emailing marketing@lblaw.co.uk or calling 01743 280280.
