The Galbraith Perspective is back and we kick off a new cross border mini-series looking at the differences on a number of rural topics Scotland & England.

Katie Marr and Megan Proctor host James Bowie and Roddy Findlay, Partners in our Rural teams covering both sides of the border.

From tenancy agreements and landlord trends to land reform and future legislation, they compare the systems in Scotland and England and what they mean for farmers and landowners.

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Recorded live from the 2026 Royal Highland Show, this special bitesize episode brings together rural industry experts from Galbraith and SAYFC. Two of our guests have balanced working on the stand with successfully competed in woolhandling and equine events.

Euan Bremner is the newly elected SAYFC National Chair and discusses the organisations Big Build Project as well as the Young Farmer of the Year competition, which Galbraith sponsor.

Part One: Alistair Christie, Partner, Galbraith

Part Two: Euan Bremner, National Chair, SAYFC

Part Three: Calum Smith, Agricultural Consultant, Galbraith

Part Four: Beth Logan, Agricultural Consultant, GalbraithSubscribe to The Galbraith Perspective so you never miss an episode and follow Galbraith Group across social media to keep up to date with our news and insights from across our multi-faceted business.

In this episode of The Galbraith Perspective, Duncan Barrie and Richard Haggart speak with Alix Ritchie, a Director at Farmstrong Scotland - a charity supporting farmers, crofters and their families to cope with the ups and downs of farming and crofting by sharing things they can do to look after themselves and the people in their business.

They explore the realities of mental health in the farming sector, the pressures created by isolation, uncertainty and changing rural economies, and why open conversations and community support matter more than ever. The discussion also highlights the work Farmstrong is doing to encourage resilience, wellbeing and practical support across rural Scotland and beyond.

A thoughtful and honest conversation about the people at the heart of rural life.