Tim Farron
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Oct 21, 2026
Sean CurranHOST
The Liberal Democrats say a failure to deliver an effective funding scheme for British farmers following the UK's departure from the European Union has left farmers high and dry.
Sean CurranHOST
The party's environment spokesman, Tim Farron, complained about the government's handling of the Sustainable Farming Incentive last month, which saw hundreds of farmers miss out.
Sean CurranHOST
SFI funds ran
Tim FarronSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
out and the drawbridge got pulled up after less than six hours.
Richard CoombsGUEST
It's organised by the Christian Parliamentary Group.
Richard CoombsGUEST
So Tim Farron chaired it, which is great.
Richard CoombsGUEST
He spoke really well.
Richard CoombsGUEST
Then we had a speaker from OCA who spoke about hope and where real hope is to be found.
Tim FarronHOST
As a government minister, did your Christian faith make politics harder for you or easier?
speaker_2NARRATOR
A Mucky Business with Tim Farron.
Tim FarronHOST
Hello, I'm Tim Farron and this is A Mucky Business.
Tim FarronHOST
It's the podcast, the show, that explores the mucky business of politics through the eyes of Christians.
Tim FarronHOST
Well, we are continuing in our mini-series on Burnhamism, digging into some of the key policies that Andy Burnham set out during his Labour Party conference speech.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Also
Tim FarronHOST
to this week's guest, my friend and colleague, former Liberal Democrat MP, now pensions consultant working for LCP, Professor Steve Webb.
Tim FarronHOST
Steve, how are you? I'm well, thanks, Tim.
Matthew HolbertHOST
But nonetheless, he was, the men and women in grey coats in the party went to see him and he was ousted.
Matthew HolbertHOST
The same for Tim Farron with his leadership.
Matthew HolbertHOST
So the party, you know, the party has done this in the past.
Matthew HolbertHOST
You know, the party has ousted leaders that it thinks, for whatever reason, and rightly or wrongly, is not doing a good enough job Does it
Jo BarnettGUEST
Uh, we do network with other organizations as well.
Jo BarnettGUEST
We do have an all party parliamentary group for outdoor learning as a sector, chaired by the MP Tim Farron, and that has become more active in, uh, it's been active before when we've been under threat.
Jo BarnettGUEST
Now it's quite active in a sort of advocacy positive way, so we're supporting the, the Private Member's Bill f- uh, for residential outdoor education.
Jo BarnettGUEST
But we're also looking at access and equity in outdoor learning, uh, finding where the gaps are in knowledge.
Chris MasonHOST
Ex- exactly.
Chris MasonHOST
There are, there are Lib Dem MPs who were around then, like Tim Farron, the former leader, but he didn't serve in the, in the coalition, uh, government.
Chris MasonHOST
So no.
Chris MasonHOST
Now, is that a, is that a, a useful or not very helpful thing if you're a Liberal Democrat? Um, given that there was obviously a certain amount of baggage for them that came with their, uh, coalition years.
David FeltonHOST
Then we have 6th of November, that's a Friday, 7pm.
David FeltonHOST
And the title of that one, Are Our National Parks Broken? Fantastic line-up of guests there, including Julian Glover and Tiffany Hunt from the National Park, Tim Farron as well.
David FeltonHOST
Sunday, the 6th of December, a celebration of the fells.
David FeltonHOST
We're talking about Wainwright's Pictorial Guides and the best fell in Lakeland.
Rob HuttonGUEST
I am not entirely convinced by Andy Burnham's analysis that, that Britain has been on the wrong track for 40 years.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
[upbeat music] A Mucky Business with Tim Farron.
Tim FarronHOST
Hello, I'm Tim Farron, and this is A Mucky Business.
Tim FarronHOST
It's the podcast, it's the show that explores the mucky business of politics through the eyes of Christians.
Tim FarronHOST
We've had a wonderful few weeks looking at the party conference season, and we're about to start a mini season dissecting Andy Burnham's speech at his party conference, his plans for the country, and what we can expect in the coming weeks and months.
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Tim FarronHOST
Mm
Rob HuttonGUEST
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Rob HuttonGUEST
Boris Johnson had many issues, but one of his big ones was he couldn't bear not to tell people a thing they wanted to hear, and then afterwards, someone has to go round and say, "I know he, I know he told you you could have that, Tim, but actually y-y-you're not getting that."
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
of.
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
The response from Tim Farron, former leader of the Lib Dems, of course.
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
To think we're helped by this kind of rubbish.
Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
You'd need to be smoking the kind of stuff even we aren't in favour of legalising.
Carolyn QuinnPANELIST
Mm.
Michael CrickPANELIST
And everybody would be saying, "Oh, the Lib Dems are back." The other problem they have is that the, the Liberals and the Lib Dems have survived all my lifetime, um, on a string of charismatic leaders from Jo Grimmond, really up to Tim Farron.
Michael CrickPANELIST
But hardly anybody in that lot, lo-lot was, was boring and gray, and I'm afraid Tim Davey is rather, and-
Carolyn QuinnPANELIST
No, not Tim Davey, Ed Davey.
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