Save British Food
The response to our Save British Farming tractor demo has been fantastic.
To ensure legal compliance, we are committed to providing the details of all participating vehicles to the Met Police, so please make sure you sign up via Eventbrite to ensure your vehicle is registered for the demo.
Once vehicle details have been registered, we will send you the location of our secure meeting point, where we will gather from 12pm on 8th July, before starting the drive through at 1pm.
VEHICLES THAT HAVE NOT SUBMITTED THEIR REGISTRATION DETAILS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO JOIN THE DEMO.
“British farmers are planning to drive tractors to Westminster to protest against concerns the UK government’s Agriculture Bill will “sell them down the river”.
“The campaign group Save British Farming is calling on farmers to drive tractors to Parliament Square for a “socially-distanced demo” from 1pm on Wednesday 8 July.”
“Campaign group ‘Save British Farming’ is calling on its associates to drive their tractors and trucks to Westminster to protest the agriculture bill that is currently going through parliament.
“According to organisers the government is “selling British farmers down the river” with a bill that reverses many of the promises made by the Vote Leave campaign during the referendum as well as Conservative Party promises.”
Our demo is set for Wednesday 8th July. We want the event to include farmers and all people who are concerned about threat to our food standards.
We are also crowdfunding to buy banners and boards for farms and households to display around the country demanding the government uphold our food standards.
Protest sub-standard imports that will threaten the nation’s health and survival of family farms.
Drive your tractors, trucks and cars to our socially distanced demo on July 8th. Meet at 1pm at MilbankTower, London, SW1P 4QP.
Details at Eventbrite.
This is absurd & chilling.
It’s not just about protecting farmers, their livelihoods & food security.
It’s about *animal welfare* and British standards. It’s hardly a mark of sovereignty to abandon self-determination on basic standards.
Today is World Food Safety Day, and with trade negotiations with the US at a crucial stage.
In the US, a lack of effective animal welfare and food safety laws result in shockingly high rates of food-borne illness.
From the Daily Mail: “
Britain has some of the world’s best food safety regulations. But it’s important to remember that when it comes to food scares and crises – from salmonella in eggs to listeria in cheese – we have had a chequered past.
“It took an extraordinary national effort to reach the enviable position we now hold, with laws protecting the consumer, the farmer and our animals. We must not betray them now.”
50 million Americans get sick from their food every year.
The National Farmers Union is lobbying the government to ensure that food imported from countries such as the US which is produced to lower standards than that expected of UK farmers should not be allowed. Farming throughout the UK has high standards of safety and animal welfare and won’t be able to compete, causing them to go out of business.
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Watch Jamie Oliver on his Facebook page explain why this petition is so important.
Last updated 9 September 2020.
We are committed to protecting your privacy. We will only use the information that we collect about you lawfully (in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998, the EU Privacy and Communications Directive) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Who we are
This privacy policy relates to information that is obtained by SAVE BRITISH FARMING and for which MARCH FOR CHANGE CAMPAIGN LIMITED is the Data Controller.
MARCH FOR CHANGE CAMPAIGN LIMITED registered address is 4th Floor Tuition House, 27/37 St George’s Road, Wimbledon, London, United Kingdom, SW19 4EU.
Our purpose
SAVE BRITISH FARMING are campaigners protesting the Government’s current Agriculture and Trade Bills, supported by MARCH FOR CHANGE CAMPAIGN LTD. The UK Government is selling British farmers down the river by passing Bills that will ditch UK animal welfare and environmental standards for imported food resulting in a flood of cheap, low-quality products that will destroy Britain’s world-class farming industry.
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How to make complaints about this policy or raise privacy concerns
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Changes to this privacy policy
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