Farmers evening: Budget 2026 - What it means for the Agricultural sector

2 Start: 7.15pm
Monday 2nd November
Main Clubhouse, Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club, The Greene King IPA Haberden, Southgate Green, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 2BL
Ed Passmore, Lovewell Blake
Ed Passmore, Lovewell Blake

We are delighted to invite you, in partnership with the NFU, to our inaugural Farmers' Evening on Monday 2 November 2026 at Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club. 

This event brings together the local farming community to network, share experiences and gain valuable insights into the issues shaping the future of agriculture. We are also pleased to welcome Ed Passmore, Tax Partner at Lovewell Blake, who has extensive experience advising businesses across the agricultural sector and will share his perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing farming businesses today. 

This year's Budget is expected to be a defining moment for the UK's economic future, with potentially significant implications for the agricultural sector. From taxation and succession planning to investment, diversification and rural business growth, farmers and landowners will be watching closely to see how government spending commitments are funded and what the resulting changes could mean for their businesses. 

Join Ed as he unpacks the key Budget announcements and discusses their impact on farming businesses, rural enterprises, landowners and agricultural families. He will provide practical insight into the opportunities, risks and strategic considerations that could shape the sector in the years ahead. 

Arrival is from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start, although members of the Lovewell Blake Agriculture Team will be there from 7.00pm if you would like to arrive early for a chat. A complimentary buffet will be provided after the presentation, giving everyone the opportunity to continue discussions and catch up with fellow attendees.

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