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All you need to know about this week's London tractor protest

Practical details revealed ahead of the 'Death of British Farming' Westminster demonstration

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A large tractor demo is taking place in central London to mark the 'death of British farming'
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A large tractor demo is taking place in central London to mark the 'death of British farming'

A farmer protest and drive slow entitled, RIP - the Death of British Farming, is taking place in London this week (December 11). Run jointly by Kent Fairness for Íæż½ã½ã and Save British Farming Campaigns,...

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