A Nottinghamshire therapy farm has been left with nowhere to go after being served notice to leave, its heartbroken owner has said. Ceri Goss, who runs Plant Magic at Screveton near Bingham, said her business has effectively been "forced out" of its field five years since being set up.
The 47-year-old former special needs teacher, who helps provide to therapeutic workshops to those with learning difficulties, said she and her husband Steve had been put in an "absolutely horrific" position. "This was supposed to be my retirement plan," she told Nottinghamshire Live. "I can't begin to tell you, it's killing us both."
The couple set up the farm in 2017, building it "from scratch" after renting an area of land from farmer David Rose. However, the farmer has given them until September to leave the field after a breakdown in negotiations.
