Why should farmers care about the Renters Rights Act 2025?
Farm workers who live in a property which is owned by their employer (or owned by a landlord who has
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Significant changes in rural policy and land management have brought both challenges and new opportunities for farmers and landowners. Natural capital refers to the environmental value of the land — such as wildlife habitats, moorland for flood and water management, reed beds for natural sewage treatment, and carbon capture through wetlands and trees.
By understanding and enhancing the natural capital of their land, landowners can access emerging markets and income streams linked to environmental services.
Biodiversity net gain (BNG) is an increase in biodiversity that development sites are legally bound to provide. With the rules now extended to include smaller sites and major infrastructure projects in 2025, many developers are seeking off-site solutions to meet their obligations.
This creates an opportunity for landowners to generate income by using their land to deliver biodiversity enhancements, effectively monetising their natural capital while supporting national environmental goals.
Our dedicated agricultural team has extensive experience in advising on farm diversification and environmental land use agreements. We can guide you through:
Whether you’re exploring BNG, carbon credits, or other land-based opportunities, we’re here to help you make informed, strategic decisions.
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Having a team with such a diverse knowledge base working at Tees, it makes life very easy to make one call then get put in touch with the relevant person with the skill set required.
Our natural capital and biodiversity solicitors can support and advise you on a range of issues including:
Tees is a full-service top-tier Legal 500 firm, so we can support you with any legal matters connected with natural capital and biodiversity. We have expert lawyers in: estate management, commercial and agricultural property, renewable energy, corporate law, dispute resolution, regulatory law, private client and financial advice.
We also have in-house independent financial advisers who work closely with our lawyers to deliver all the advice you need for your business, and for investment for the future.
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Farm workers who live in a property which is owned by their employer (or owned by a landlord who has
The Cambridge-Oxford Corridor offers a significant growth opportunity, with a range of positive and negative impacts on landowners. Understanding what
With agricultural subsidies being phased out and input costs on the rise, many landowners are rethinking how their land can
A farm is usually a family business, but it’s more than simply an income. It’s an all-consuming occupation and a
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