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'Hands Around Our Farms' group stages event to raise awareness of family farm tax

Family fun day organisers say wider public should be told just how much of an impact Inheritance Tax changes will have on rural communities

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A family fun day has been planned in Stirling, Scotland to raise awareness of family farm tax changes
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A family fun day has been planned in Stirling, Scotland to raise awareness of family farm tax changes

An event aiming to demonstrate just how much of an impact Inheritance Tax changes will have on rural communities is being held this weekend in Scotland. A group of farm supporters known as 鈥楬ands Around...

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