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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 34 MIN

Baroness On Fighting For Rural Britain, Family Farms & The Joys Of Living In The Countryside

from The Farmette Podcast · host Tamara Warhurst

Baroness Ann Mallalieu... this is your Rural Life! Welcome to Series 1, Episode 4 of The Farmette Podcast. Today we are joined by the formidable Baroness Ann Mallalieu, a Labour Peer, President of the Countryside Alliance and a highly respected criminal barrister. Ann's live has been shaped by the countryside since she was girl. She is a farmer, a lifelong horsewoman, and a longstanding member of the RSPCA - and a passionate advocate for rural communities. In the House of Lords, has spoken powerfully on issues ranging from animal welfare and trail hunting. As you will see from this insightful episode, she continues to speak with clarity, independence, and deep personal experience about the challenges facing rural Britain today. She has also stood up for the right of jury trial and assisted dying. We hope you enjoy Ann Mallalieu's appearance on the Podcast. Subscribe to the channel here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC0yN1WoKYA3yy-1zaXYyh6FN2Y5LhzYc For more about how Farmette Media is bringing authentic stories to life & building connections within rural communities, please visit www.farmette.co.uk Credits: Presented by Tamara Warhurst (@farmettemedia) Prouced by Oliver Breckon (@ollywoodtv) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

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