Tom Bradshaw

Thomas William Bradshaw (born July 1982) is a British farmer who has served as president of the National Farmers' Union of England and Wales since 2024.

Family and education Bradshaw was born in 1982 to David and Alison Bradshaw, who ran a family-owned arable and dairy farm in Fordham, Essex. He has an older and a younger brother. He was educated at nearby Colchester Royal Grammar School and earned a degree in agricultural business management from Imperial College at Wye in Kent.

Bradshaw and his wife Emily are the parents of two children.

In November 2024 Bradshaw gave a speech at Church House in London during protests by farmers against the government's plans to change inheritance tax on agricultural land, and in January 2025 he delivered a petition signed by 270,000 members of the public to 10 Downing Street, urging the government to overturn the policy.