Former cavalry soldier becomes Norfolk's new NFU adviser
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 11:12 · Archive
Andrew Marriott has been appointed Norfolk county adviser for the National Farmers' Union.
Andrew Marriott, a former Household Cavalry soldier, has been appointed as Norfolk county adviser for the National Farmers' Union. He joined the NFU East team on 12 October, replacing Flora Archer, who held the position for nearly four years.
Mr Marriott grew up in Suffolk and served six years with the Household Cavalry Regiment before studying agricultural management at Easton College near Norwich. He has worked as an account manager for precision farming firm SOYL and as a rural adviser for the Country Land and Business Association.
In the role, Mr Marriott said he is keen to build on his predecessor's work on water availability, tackling rural crime and securing the future of Norwich Livestock Market. He described himself as thrilled to support NFU members in Norfolk, where he said he has put down roots. He added that he believes the UK's wider rural economy depends on securing a robust agricultural industry despite current farming challenges.
How it is being reported
- Former Household Cavalry soldier lands new role on the front lines of farmingA former Household Cavalry soldier with a "lifelong passion for the countryside" is the new Norfolk county adviser for the National Farmers' Union (NFU).Eastern Daily Press · 5 Nov, 10:00
- Former Household Cavalry soldier lands new role on the front lines of farmingA former Household Cavalry soldier with a "lifelong passion for the countryside" is the new Norfolk county adviser for the National Farmers' Union (NFU).Norwich Evening News · 5 Nov, 10:00
In this story: Andrew Marriott · National Farmers' Union · Norfolk · Flora Archer · Household Cavalry Regiment · Easton College · SOYL · Country Land and Business Association
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