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Welsh farmers need not worry about rural spending

Welsh farmers will continue to receive the same level of funding in 2021 as they received in 2019 – there is no need for worry about rural spending, says Paul Davies MS, leader of the Welsh Conservatives.

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Welsh farmers need not worry about rural spending

Welsh farmers will continue to receive the same level of funding in 2021 as they received in 2019 - there is no need for worry about rural spending, says Paul Davies MS, leader of the Welsh Conservatives....

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