Julie Liddle, a director of Robson & Liddle, explains how changes announced in the Autumn Statement 2015 will impact on farmers and landowners.

Selling a farm can be a daunting process that takes planning and patience. John Robson, a director of Robson & Liddle, offers five tips to help farm owners sell more quickly and maximise value.

Many farmers and landowners could be commanding more rental income from their residential farm properties. Julie Liddle, a director of Robson & Liddle, shares four tips to improve portfolio performance.

The number of domestic stables being reclassified as liable for business rates appears to be on the rise. Julie Liddle examines the rules and what redress is available for stables owners.

Julie Liddle, director of Robson & Liddle, explains how the new rules on smoke and carbon monoxide alarms will impact upon landlords of farming and rural properties.

Julie Liddle, a director of Robson & Liddle Chartered Surveyors, looks at whether solar panels will continue to provide a good return for farmers once cuts to subsidies are made.

Tomos, originally from Denbighshire in North Wales, will spend a year with the firm before returning to Harper Adams University in Shropshire to complete a BSc degree in Rural Enterprise and Land Management.

A graduate from Penrith is on the path to a career in land and estate management after securing employment with Robson & Liddle.

George Osborne’s summer budget on July 8 included measures likely to have some impact on farmers and landowners, some positive and some negative.

A Penrith firm of chartered surveyors and valuers that was established just three months ago has already created 10 jobs.

If you have an old style tenancy, being that under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986, there are changes that came into force on May 17, 2015.

How many times have you heard a landowner say he has agreed an option agreement over his land with a developer (for either housing or renewable energy)?