LIVE 1.15PM-4.35PM: The Yorkshire Post Country Week Conference - Wed, Oct 6, 2021 (Afternoon Sessions)
Our inaugural Yorkshire Post Country Week Conference continues with afternoon sessions - 1.15pm to 4.35pm - on Wednesday, October 6, two days before the Yorkshire Post Rural Awards.
Join in with comments and questions using the hashtag #YPCWC21 - host broadcaster Harry Gratian will put the best of them to our expert guest speakers.
Earlier morning sessions - 9.30am to 1pm - will be available on demand at www.dailymotion.com.
The Conference, a virtual, free to attend online event, will be discussing the challenges and opportunities currently facing farming and the countryside.
Expert panelists will lead the day, which will look at issues affecting farming, wildlife, rural communities and wider countryside issues.
Hosting the first ever Country Week Conference will be broadcaster Harry Gration who said he is looking forward to the event.
“For as long as I can remember, this great paper, the Yorkshire Post, has been the champion of rural matters in Yorkshire. That role has never been more important than today.
“The turbulent events we’ve all endured make the YP’s lead even more significant and this conference will bring together some of the most inspiring people and companies to stimulate a positive idea of what our future can be.”
More at https://www.countryweekconference.co.uk/
Join in with comments and questions using the hashtag #YPCWC21 - host broadcaster Harry Gratian will put the best of them to our expert guest speakers.
Earlier morning sessions - 9.30am to 1pm - will be available on demand at www.dailymotion.com.
The Conference, a virtual, free to attend online event, will be discussing the challenges and opportunities currently facing farming and the countryside.
Expert panelists will lead the day, which will look at issues affecting farming, wildlife, rural communities and wider countryside issues.
Hosting the first ever Country Week Conference will be broadcaster Harry Gration who said he is looking forward to the event.
“For as long as I can remember, this great paper, the Yorkshire Post, has been the champion of rural matters in Yorkshire. That role has never been more important than today.
“The turbulent events we’ve all endured make the YP’s lead even more significant and this conference will bring together some of the most inspiring people and companies to stimulate a positive idea of what our future can be.”
More at https://www.countryweekconference.co.uk/