The Land Issue 34

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OPINION
 
Power, Land and Pie
 
Kids Go Free
 
NEWS
Changing Legal Climate; Nuclear Offset Nonsense; Not So Golden
 
Eviction Update.
What has been happening at Monkton Wyld – and what Simon Fairlie did next.
 
On Letting Go of a Garden.
Gill Barron moves on.
 
George and the Food System Dragon.
Jim Thomas prefers local solutions to speculative technofixes.
 
Sowing the Seeds of Stability.
Joanna Poulton argues that farmers should receive a Basic Income.
 
Who Owns the Land Matters.
An analysis of the legal processes of land reform in Scotland by Bonnie VandeSteeg.
 
A Right to Hunt?
Owning land shouldn’t mean owning its wildlife, says Holly Marriott Webb.
 
Peninsula Golf Wars.
SM Parsons laments ecotouristic skulduggery on Portugal’s Costa Azul.
 
Valley Of Heart’s Delight.
A Californian tale by Thollem McDonas.
 
Closer Than We Think.
Theo Simon reflects on a long overland journey.
 
Live Large, Dream Small.
The Poetry of the Scythe, collated by Simon Fairlie.
 
Futurological Foodstuffs.
A dish of sci-fi food served by Chris Fite-Wassilak.
 
What’s so Wicked About Wood?
Gill Barron wants to know. Afterthoughts by Simon Fairlie.
 
Remembering the Downtrodden.
Simon Fairlie finds a history of peasants rather too miserable.
 
Hunting For Conservation?
Sian Sullivan reviews two books on hunting.
 
Radically Legal.
SM Parsons finds inspiration in Berlin.
 
Going Further to Seed: Bournemouth 1994.
Simon Fairlie recalls a curious episode.
 
The Zigzag Rollercoaster
Mike Hannis picks through a disappointing planning decision.
 
Uncertain Future for Brithdir Mawr.
 

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