Timothy C.

The Oxfordshire Local Nature Partnership (OLNP) is an organisation of key partners working together to radically enhance nature, its positive impact on our climate and the priority it is given, helping to make Oxfordshire a county where people and nature thrive.

Natural nutritious food and other sustainable farm products from agroforestry. Regenerating land and the environment with carbon sequestration, biodiversity gain, improved soil health, and better animal health and welfare.

The Oxfordshire Local Nature Partnership (OLNP) is an organisation of key partners working together to radically enhance nature, its positive impact on our climate and the priority it is given, helping to make Oxfordshire a county where people and nature thrive.

Natural nutritious food and other sustainable farm products from agroforestry. Regenerating land and the environment with carbon sequestration, biodiversity gain, improved soil health, and better animal health and welfare.

Oxbury is the UK’s only specialist agricultural bank and the only bank that has a 100% dedicated focus on British Farmers. We provide farmers with the specialised lending that they need to run their farms and provide savings accounts to individuals, farm businesses and businesses that want to back British farmers and UK agriculture.

We work to ensure financial markets work well for individuals, for businesses and for the economy as a whole. We do this by: - regulating the conduct of approximately 50,000 businesses - prudentially supervising 48,000 firms - setting specific standards for around 18,000 firms We were set up on 1 April 2013, taking over conduct and relevant prudential regulation from the Financial Services Authority (FSA). Our Head Office is based in London, and we work across the UK, from our office in Edinburgh and via colleagues in Belfast and Cardiff. Firms and individuals must be authorised or registered by us to carry out certain activities. Before we grant authorisation, firms must demonstrate that they meet a range of requirements. We then supervise these firms to make sure they continue to meet our standards and rules after they’re authorised. If firms and individuals fail to meet these standards, we have a range of enforcement powers we can use. We work alongside the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), the prudential regulator of around 1,500 banks, building societies, credit unions, insurers and major investment firms.