A saboteur who was branded a “danger to the public” has been given an Asbo-style ban to prevent him attending hunts in what is believed to be the first case of its kind.
M&J Evans Construction Ltd a leading name in the UK housebuilding sector, has marked a significant milestone in their commitment to safety. The company celebrated the installation of the 4000t.
A police notice against the Warwickshire Hunt has been dropped at the 11th hour. The 200-year-old Warwickshire Hunt was handed a Community Protection Notice (CPN) in late 2022 that would have required them to give locations and timings of any road crossings a week before their meets. The hunt was due to appeal the order in court this week, but it was abandoned as they agreed a protocol with the force, which dropped the CPN. Polly Portwin, hunting director of the Countryside Alliance, said: “This case highlights wider concerns about the policing of hunts and other rural activities. It is the role of the police to properly implement legislation on the basis of evidence, not to respond to online animal rights campaigns.” On 23 November 2022, drivers were forced to swerve and brake as the Warwickshire hounds ran loose across the A422 near Stratford. The incident was filmed by West Midlands Hunt Saboteurs. This resolution comes several days after notorious hunt saboteur Paul Allman, 48,
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