Three Acres & A Cow

🐄 A History Of Land Rights And Protest In Folk Song And Story 📌 Sheffield and Nationwide 🗓 Next shows spring 2023

[Electra Rhodes - writes a bit/archaeologises a bit @electra_rhodes]

One of the best touring shows there is. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you might even sing! Go if you can. Action is the antidote to despair.

[Guy Shrubsole @guyshrubsole]

Huge win! Government announces plans to open up the Land Registry.

If delivered, will finally reveal more about who owns land in England and Wales.

Read my blog post for more details & how you can write to the Minister to make sure this now happens:

https://t.co/hZbaRU9wdN 🧵

[Three Acres & A Cow @ThreeAcresACow]

Final dates for our spring tour now announced... Do come, it will be a-moo-sing!

https://t.co/TFo7CckDAk

@MalvernCube @docadevizes #Stroud @TrinityBristol @cecilsharphouse @TheMERL @ThePlaceBedford @TrustLinksLtd @LetchworthGC @Broadway_Cinema

[Three Acres & A Cow @ThreeAcresACow]

Alex is an old friend who was inspired by our show to create this work and we are excited to be giving the piece it's first 'official' showing.

There has never been a more prudent time to be learning about how people have historically fought back against tyranny in all its forms

[Three Acres & A Cow @ThreeAcresACow]

Next month we are putting on our first ever event as a promoter, hosting Alex Etchart's Vientos Del Pueblo, a history of Latin American social movements in folk song and story.

https://t.co/t0LNyciYJF

[Robin Grey @rgrey]

https://t.co/G9HIhz2WLX

[Robin Grey @rgrey]

I've got shows in Frome, Oxford, Bristol and Stroud this week if you fancy some live music to banish the blues..

https://t.co/G9HIhz2WLX

[Three Acres & A Cow @ThreeAcresACow]

Tissues ready everyone... posh man who inherited insane fortune is sad that his children's lives might not be sustainable if the family has to pay tax like the rest of us.

https://t.co/Hf4Rka7NzB

[Three Acres & A Cow @ThreeAcresACow]

It's been a terrible week for bad moos...

https://t.co/oq14VD1H8Z

[birlinnbooks @BirlinnBooks]

Who owns Scotland? How did they get it? For all those with an interest in urban and rural land, this updated edition of The Poor Had No Lawyers by @andywightman provides a fascinating analysis of one the most important political questions in Scotland.
https://t.co/KUVX36Qklh

[alex thomson @alextomo]

Here is the video of N York Moors being burned yesterday for the grouse shooting. For some reason it says “content not available” in the original post. Curious.

[James Rebanks @herdyshepherd1]

A good summary of what we want from a cow

Building a Brood Cow - Herd Quitter Minute https://t.co/RJD9PMPPGq

[Bob Berzins @BerzinsBob]

❗Smoke dispersal from Sunday's Grouse moor heather burning in north east Peak District. Massive effect in Stocksbridge and reaching as far as Barnsley. PM2.5 particulates harmful to health see:

https://t.co/2DW3BSUB04

[nickmoyes.bsky.social 🇺🇦 @NickMoyes]

Lovely to see the grouse moors all ablaze above #Weirdale today.
If this were the Amazon rainforest we’d all be up on arms. But this is for hobby shooting, so it’s really important and quite ok.

[Guy Shrubsole @guyshrubsole]

Head of National Sheep Association appointed to, errr, fix sheep overgrazing problem on Dartmoor. 🤦‍♂️

Ewe couldn’t make this up. 🐑

Meanwhile nature on Dartmoor continues to decline.

[Laurie Macfarlane @L__Macfarlane]

Disappointingly timid changes to capital gains tax, which will only raise £2.5bn. Equalising CGT with income tax could have raised £15bn

Income from wealth should not be taxed less than income from work #Budget2024

[Miles King @MilesKing10]

It's utterly farcical that the leading lobbyist for sheep farming in the UK has been chosen to chair the Dartmoor Land Use Management Group.

This has killed stone dead any credibility the group might have had in terms of setting the agenda for the future of nature on Dartmoor.

[Corinne Fowler @corinne_fowler]

1. Best to read colonial history books other than Biggar's, which the last Royal Historical Society president compared to a 3rd class undergrad essay (reliance on discredited secondary sources, quoting out of context, misrepresenting sources, over-reliance on colonial records, overuse of journalistic articles). No need to weaponize history, just to study it with open minds, respecting the descendants of formerly colonised people. 2. During Britain's 4 colonial centuries, most people were denied the vote, so we weren't an advanced democracy at the time we supposedly introduced it 3. Britain also has a fine tradition of anti-colonial thought & action.

[Miles King @MilesKing10]

As the dust settles after yesterday's reforming #budget2024, it's time to look at what the reforms to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) from Inheritance Tax (IHT) actually mean, instead of the toys out of the pram reaction from a section of the farming community. A short 🧵 1/7

[Shivani Singhal @Shivi279]

What an absolute gem of a show @ThreeAcresACow

"You poor take courage, you rich take care
This Earth was made a common treasury for everyone to share"