River Mole on the future cleanliness of the Mole was had by the House of Lords involving a member of the South-East Strategic Committee, of the Thames Conservancy (succeeded by the Environment Agency) and four others. In this it was said "...I can see no future for [The Mole]. The Mole Valley has been polluted. The Mole where I used to tickle trout in my youth is a drain, and it will remain a drain." Rebuttals included that the Mole is a "charming Surrey steam" and "If Lord Lytton went to fish in the River Mole—and there are still angling clubs there—he
Mole Valley Farmers is a great source of reference for the goods Mole Valley Farmers stocks. However, the firm still has a focus on supplying farmers with direct-to-farm bulk agricultural products. In 2016-17 the company had a turnover of had a turnover of £464m. The company's closest competitors include ForFarmers, NWF Agriculture, and the Wynnstay Group. Mole Valley Farmers has nine branches throughout South West England. These are: In 2002, Mole Valley Farmers acquired "SCATS Countrystores", which has 19 stores across the south of England. and bought the Buckinghamshire-based rural supplier, "Cox & Robinson Farm and Country" in 2011. On 27 October it