NatWest and WWF announce new sustainable farming partnership

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Bank and environmental charity team up to make it easier for farmers to access finance in support of green projects

Banking giant NatWest and conservation group WWF have today announced they are joining forces to launch a new partnership designed to accelerate the adoption of more sustainable practices across the UK's...

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