article_snippet: Mary and Alun Williams, who produce beef and lamb for supermarkets, say Mary and Alun Williams, who produce beef and lamb for supermarkets lives have been destroyed after Mary and Alun Williams, who produce beef and lamb for supermarkets were tied to crippling interest rates that dragged Mary and Alun Williams, who produce beef and lamb for supermarkets into millions of pounds of debt.
article_snippet: Llangefni County Court yesterday ruled Llangefni County Court would have to hand over the 600-acre Rhyngddwyafon Farm in Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, which the family has farmed for a century.
article_snippet: Mary and Alun Williams (pictured), who produce beef and lamb for supermarkets at Mary and Alun Williams 600-acre farm in Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, have ordered by a court to hand over Mary and Alun Williams to a loan company .
article_snippet: ‘My family and especially my sons, Iwan and Rhodri, who farm their land, face an uncertain future.
article_snippet: The family has farmed on the 600-acre estate in North Wales for the last century.
article_snippet: Three generations of Williams in 1995:  Iwan, the son of Alun (left), with Williams father Alun (centre), who is the son Robert (right)
article_snippet: Her husband Alun working on the farm in 1986 .
highlights_snippet: Mary and Alun Williams forced to hand over Mary and Alun Williams beloved farm to loan firm .
  
highlights_snippet: Llangefni County Court ruled Mary and Alun Williams should give up farm, which has been in family for century .