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Pembrokeshire Hogspital sets a challenge during Hedgehog Awareness Week As Hedgehog Awareness Week approaches Pembrokeshire Hedgehog Hospital has set a challenge to hedgehog lovers across the county. Hedgehog Hospital has asked for drawings, collages, poems, or anything else that illustrates one or two facts about hedgehogs and how people can help them. Take a photo of the work with your name and age and Hedgehog Hospital will post it on their Facebook page. “We look forward to lots of pieces of work with loads of facts about hedgehogs and lots of ways we can help them.” One fact to get the ball rolling which Hedgehog Hospital revealed was not to give hedgehogs milk because they are lactose intolerant.
AT the last Tetbury Town Council Heritage and Regeneration committee meeting Cllr Mike Evemy, Cotswold District Council deputy leader and cabinet member for finance, accepted the invitation to come and discuss Cotswold District Council’s decision to go forward with the decision to remove cash payments from their car parks. Cllr Evemy gave the rationale and well presented logic behind this decision which included ‘environmental impact of cash collections’ ‘cost’ and ‘vandalism/theft’. However Tetbury Cllrs have requested more information as vandalism and theft issue seems to be more relevant to North Cotswolds. The main concerns raised by the committee was the timing.
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Wildlife hospitals across the UK are reporting their busiest year ever, with hedgehogs, pigeons, bats and birds of prey among a growing number of animals brought into centres for treatment.
The rise in admissions is part of a wider trend of increasing awareness of habitat loss and the threats to the natural world, but experts also point to the Covid-19 lockdown as a significant factor in this yearâs increase. The number of people venturing out to nature spots has surged during the pandemic, with almost half of the population spending more time outside than before coronavirus. A third of people reported noticing nature and wildlife more.