In a Sunday Telegraph article Nick argues that Labour will never win the trust of rural voters for as long as it goes to war with their traditions

In an article in The House magazine Nick argues that attempts to abolish trail hunting are unjustified and alienate voters in the countryside.

In the House of Lords Nick warns that a new Animal Sentience Committee risks becoming a Trojan horse to attack wildlife management, farming and rural communities.

In the House of Lords Nick questions why the Government is rejecting any amendment to the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill.

The Animal Sentience Bill is in danger of becoming a Trojan Horse for an extreme agenda that the Government never intended and will come to regret.

In a speech on the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill in the House of Lords Nick argues that sentience has been recognised in 200 years of animal welfare legislation

Nick writes in ‘My Countryside’ magazine about about the political and legal threats to rural activities.

Writing in the Telegraph, Nick says that country people want to be able to get on with their lives and recreation without being pilloried by a pressure group, tormented by an official with a clipboard, or treated as criminals.

Nick makes his maiden speech in the House of Lords in the Second Reading debate on the Fire Safety Bill

The Countryside Alliance Chairman talks about where hunting lies in the political landscape and what can be done to secure its future.