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  1. Sinn Féin party has voted to support a ban on #foxhunting in Ireland.

    The issue was hotly debated at the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast last night, with a clear divide on display within the party on the issue.

    For years, Sinn Féin has been criticised by its left colleagues in the Dáil for being on the same side of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil on the issue

    “It is time to listen to our young people. It is time to remain relevant," said one member

  2. Sinn Féin party has voted to support a ban on #foxhunting in Ireland.

    The issue was hotly debated at the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast last night, with a clear divide on display within the party on the issue.

    For years, Sinn Féin has been criticised by its left colleagues in the Dáil for being on the same side of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil on the issue

    “It is time to listen to our young people. It is time to remain relevant," said one member

  3. Sinn Féin party has voted to support a ban on #foxhunting in Ireland.

    The issue was hotly debated at the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast last night, with a clear divide on display within the party on the issue.

    For years, Sinn Féin has been criticised by its left colleagues in the Dáil for being on the same side of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil on the issue

    “It is time to listen to our young people. It is time to remain relevant," said one member

  4. Sinn Féin party has voted to support a ban on #foxhunting in Ireland.

    The issue was hotly debated at the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast last night, with a clear divide on display within the party on the issue.

    For years, Sinn Féin has been criticised by its left colleagues in the Dáil for being on the same side of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil on the issue

    “It is time to listen to our young people. It is time to remain relevant," said one member

  5. Sinn Féin party has voted to support a ban on #foxhunting in Ireland.

    The issue was hotly debated at the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast last night, with a clear divide on display within the party on the issue.

    For years, Sinn Féin has been criticised by its left colleagues in the Dáil for being on the same side of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil on the issue

    “It is time to listen to our young people. It is time to remain relevant," said one member

  6. #foxhunting

    A fresh push to strengthen fox hunting laws is being welcomed by campaigners and anti-hunting groups.

    Labour's pledge to close what they describe as loopholes in the Hunting Act 2004 has drawn praise from the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

    Although fox hunting was banned in 2004, campaigners insist that illegal hunting remains widespread

    #animalrights

  7. #foxhunting

    A fresh push to strengthen fox hunting laws is being welcomed by campaigners and anti-hunting groups.

    Labour's pledge to close what they describe as loopholes in the Hunting Act 2004 has drawn praise from the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

    Although fox hunting was banned in 2004, campaigners insist that illegal hunting remains widespread

    #animalrights

  8. #foxhunting

    A fresh push to strengthen fox hunting laws is being welcomed by campaigners and anti-hunting groups.

    Labour's pledge to close what they describe as loopholes in the Hunting Act 2004 has drawn praise from the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

    Although fox hunting was banned in 2004, campaigners insist that illegal hunting remains widespread

    #animalrights

  9. #foxhunting

    A fresh push to strengthen fox hunting laws is being welcomed by campaigners and anti-hunting groups.

    Labour's pledge to close what they describe as loopholes in the Hunting Act 2004 has drawn praise from the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

    Although fox hunting was banned in 2004, campaigners insist that illegal hunting remains widespread

    #animalrights

  10. #foxhunting

    A fresh push to strengthen fox hunting laws is being welcomed by campaigners and anti-hunting groups.

    Labour's pledge to close what they describe as loopholes in the Hunting Act 2004 has drawn praise from the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

    Although fox hunting was banned in 2004, campaigners insist that illegal hunting remains widespread

    #animalrights

  11. Ross Cordery, Wayne Greggory and James Parish of the Vale of Taunton and Banwell Harriers Hunt have been charged with hunting a wild mammal with dogs - an offence under the Hunting Act 2004.

    This prosecution comes after Somerset Hunt Saboteurs‘ drone caught the hunt chasing a fox at Chilton Trinity on 26 November last year

    #Foxhunting good news 🥳

  12. Ross Cordery, Wayne Greggory and James Parish of the Vale of Taunton and Banwell Harriers Hunt have been charged with hunting a wild mammal with dogs - an offence under the Hunting Act 2004.

    This prosecution comes after Somerset Hunt Saboteurs‘ drone caught the hunt chasing a fox at Chilton Trinity on 26 November last year

    #Foxhunting good news 🥳

  13. Ross Cordery, Wayne Greggory and James Parish of the Vale of Taunton and Banwell Harriers Hunt have been charged with hunting a wild mammal with dogs - an offence under the Hunting Act 2004.

    This prosecution comes after Somerset Hunt Saboteurs‘ drone caught the hunt chasing a fox at Chilton Trinity on 26 November last year

    #Foxhunting good news 🥳

  14. Ross Cordery, Wayne Greggory and James Parish of the Vale of Taunton and Banwell Harriers Hunt have been charged with hunting a wild mammal with dogs - an offence under the Hunting Act 2004.

    This prosecution comes after Somerset Hunt Saboteurs‘ drone caught the hunt chasing a fox at Chilton Trinity on 26 November last year

    #Foxhunting good news 🥳

  15. Ross Cordery, Wayne Greggory and James Parish of the Vale of Taunton and Banwell Harriers Hunt have been charged with hunting a wild mammal with dogs - an offence under the Hunting Act 2004.

    This prosecution comes after Somerset Hunt Saboteurs‘ drone caught the hunt chasing a fox at Chilton Trinity on 26 November last year

    #Foxhunting good news 🥳

  16. In line with their commitment in the 2024 Labour Party Manifesto, the government intends to ban trail hunting in England and Wales.

    They are asking for your views. This consultation could shape the future of hunting – now is the time to help bring it to an end.

    Have your say on the Trail Hunting consultation - Hunt Saboteurs Association

    #Foxhunting

    huntsabs.org.uk/ha-campaign/ha

  17. In line with their commitment in the 2024 Labour Party Manifesto, the government intends to ban trail hunting in England and Wales.

    They are asking for your views. This consultation could shape the future of hunting – now is the time to help bring it to an end.

    Have your say on the Trail Hunting consultation - Hunt Saboteurs Association

    #Foxhunting

    huntsabs.org.uk/ha-campaign/ha

  18. In line with their commitment in the 2024 Labour Party Manifesto, the government intends to ban trail hunting in England and Wales.

    They are asking for your views. This consultation could shape the future of hunting – now is the time to help bring it to an end.

    Have your say on the Trail Hunting consultation - Hunt Saboteurs Association

    #Foxhunting

    huntsabs.org.uk/ha-campaign/ha

  19. In line with their commitment in the 2024 Labour Party Manifesto, the government intends to ban trail hunting in England and Wales.

    They are asking for your views. This consultation could shape the future of hunting – now is the time to help bring it to an end.

    Have your say on the Trail Hunting consultation - Hunt Saboteurs Association

    #Foxhunting

    huntsabs.org.uk/ha-campaign/ha

  20. In line with their commitment in the 2024 Labour Party Manifesto, the government intends to ban trail hunting in England and Wales.

    They are asking for your views. This consultation could shape the future of hunting – now is the time to help bring it to an end.

    Have your say on the Trail Hunting consultation - Hunt Saboteurs Association

    #Foxhunting

    huntsabs.org.uk/ha-campaign/ha

  21. #foxhunting news

    Less than a week after the government published its long-awaited consultation on banning the smokescreen of trail hunting, three members of the Vale of Taunton & Banwell Harriers have been charged under the Hunting Act 2004.

    The three are: Ross Cordery, 45 of Highbridge, Wayne Greggory, 48 of Taunton, and James Parish, 31 of Uffcume in Devon

    You can join the Hunt Sabs association here:

    huntsabs.org.uk/product-catego

  22. #foxhunting news

    Less than a week after the government published its long-awaited consultation on banning the smokescreen of trail hunting, three members of the Vale of Taunton & Banwell Harriers have been charged under the Hunting Act 2004.

    The three are: Ross Cordery, 45 of Highbridge, Wayne Greggory, 48 of Taunton, and James Parish, 31 of Uffcume in Devon

    You can join the Hunt Sabs association here:

    huntsabs.org.uk/product-catego

  23. #foxhunting news

    Less than a week after the government published its long-awaited consultation on banning the smokescreen of trail hunting, three members of the Vale of Taunton & Banwell Harriers have been charged under the Hunting Act 2004.

    The three are: Ross Cordery, 45 of Highbridge, Wayne Greggory, 48 of Taunton, and James Parish, 31 of Uffcume in Devon

    You can join the Hunt Sabs association here:

    huntsabs.org.uk/product-catego

  24. #foxhunting news

    Less than a week after the government published its long-awaited consultation on banning the smokescreen of trail hunting, three members of the Vale of Taunton & Banwell Harriers have been charged under the Hunting Act 2004.

    The three are: Ross Cordery, 45 of Highbridge, Wayne Greggory, 48 of Taunton, and James Parish, 31 of Uffcume in Devon

    You can join the Hunt Sabs association here:

    huntsabs.org.uk/product-catego

  25. #foxhunting news

    Less than a week after the government published its long-awaited consultation on banning the smokescreen of trail hunting, three members of the Vale of Taunton & Banwell Harriers have been charged under the Hunting Act 2004.

    The three are: Ross Cordery, 45 of Highbridge, Wayne Greggory, 48 of Taunton, and James Parish, 31 of Uffcume in Devon

    You can join the Hunt Sabs association here:

    huntsabs.org.uk/product-catego

  26. Took my #Meshcore radio out on break this afternoon to a spot on the downward slope behind my office building, facing away from town. Tried my luck. Surprisingly, I got out of the hole and heard from 3 repeaters way over the hill. How is this possible?

    WELL, my theory is that I was reflecting off the office building on the next block and catching a great angle. Wow! I hadn't considered that was a thing, but that sort of trick is done in #foxhunting all the time! This gives me ideas.

  27. Took my #Meshcore radio out on break this afternoon to a spot on the downward slope behind my office building, facing away from town. Tried my luck. Surprisingly, I got out of the hole and heard from 3 repeaters way over the hill. How is this possible?

    WELL, my theory is that I was reflecting off the office building on the next block and catching a great angle. Wow! I hadn't considered that was a thing, but that sort of trick is done in #foxhunting all the time! This gives me ideas.

  28. Took my #Meshcore radio out on break this afternoon to a spot on the downward slope behind my office building, facing away from town. Tried my luck. Surprisingly, I got out of the hole and heard from 3 repeaters way over the hill. How is this possible?

    WELL, my theory is that I was reflecting off the office building on the next block and catching a great angle. Wow! I hadn't considered that was a thing, but that sort of trick is done in #foxhunting all the time! This gives me ideas.

  29. Took my #Meshcore radio out on break this afternoon to a spot on the downward slope behind my office building, facing away from town. Tried my luck. Surprisingly, I got out of the hole and heard from 3 repeaters way over the hill. How is this possible?

    WELL, my theory is that I was reflecting off the office building on the next block and catching a great angle. Wow! I hadn't considered that was a thing, but that sort of trick is done in #foxhunting all the time! This gives me ideas.

  30. Took my #Meshcore radio out on break this afternoon to a spot on the downward slope behind my office building, facing away from town. Tried my luck. Surprisingly, I got out of the hole and heard from 3 repeaters way over the hill. How is this possible?

    WELL, my theory is that I was reflecting off the office building on the next block and catching a great angle. Wow! I hadn't considered that was a thing, but that sort of trick is done in #foxhunting all the time! This gives me ideas.

  31. At last, trail hunting at last is set to be banned

    Baroness Sue Hayman, Animal Welfare Minister, said:
    We pledged to ban trail hunting in our manifesto, and that is exactly what we intend to do

    This announcement follows the publication of the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy, which outlined the most ambitious reforms to animal welfare in a generation – improving the lives of millions of animals.

    🥳

    #animalrights
    #foxhunting

  32. At last, trail hunting at last is set to be banned

    Baroness Sue Hayman, Animal Welfare Minister, said:
    We pledged to ban trail hunting in our manifesto, and that is exactly what we intend to do

    This announcement follows the publication of the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy, which outlined the most ambitious reforms to animal welfare in a generation – improving the lives of millions of animals.

    🥳

    #animalrights
    #foxhunting

  33. At last, trail hunting at last is set to be banned

    Baroness Sue Hayman, Animal Welfare Minister, said:
    We pledged to ban trail hunting in our manifesto, and that is exactly what we intend to do

    This announcement follows the publication of the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy, which outlined the most ambitious reforms to animal welfare in a generation – improving the lives of millions of animals.

    🥳

    #animalrights
    #foxhunting

  34. At last, trail hunting at last is set to be banned

    Baroness Sue Hayman, Animal Welfare Minister, said:
    We pledged to ban trail hunting in our manifesto, and that is exactly what we intend to do

    This announcement follows the publication of the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy, which outlined the most ambitious reforms to animal welfare in a generation – improving the lives of millions of animals.

    🥳

    #animalrights
    #foxhunting

  35. At last, trail hunting at last is set to be banned

    Baroness Sue Hayman, Animal Welfare Minister, said:
    We pledged to ban trail hunting in our manifesto, and that is exactly what we intend to do

    This announcement follows the publication of the Government’s Animal Welfare Strategy, which outlined the most ambitious reforms to animal welfare in a generation – improving the lives of millions of animals.

    🥳

    #animalrights
    #foxhunting

  36. The #JackRussellTerrier is a British #breed of small terrier. It is principally white-bodied and smooth-, rough- or broken-coated, and can be any colour. It derives from dogs bred and used for #foxhunting in #NorthDevon in the early nineteenth century by a country parson, Jack Russell – for whom the breed is named – and has similar origins to the modern #FoxTerrier. Though closely similar, it is a distinct and different breed from the #ParsonRussellTerrier.

  37. By 50% to 29%, Britons support a ban on #trailhunting

    81% support keeping #foxhunting illegal

    50% of Britons living in rural areas say trail hunting should be banned

    51-58% in rural areas say hunting is not important socially or economically to rural communities

    yougov.co.uk/politics/articles

    #TheNewHuntingBan #ukpol

  38. By 50% to 29%, Britons support a ban on #trailhunting

    81% support keeping #foxhunting illegal

    50% of Britons living in rural areas say trail hunting should be banned

    51-58% in rural areas say hunting is not important socially or economically to rural communities

    yougov.co.uk/politics/articles

    #TheNewHuntingBan #ukpol

  39. By 50% to 29%, Britons support a ban on #trailhunting

    81% support keeping #foxhunting illegal

    50% of Britons living in rural areas say trail hunting should be banned

    51-58% in rural areas say hunting is not important socially or economically to rural communities

    yougov.co.uk/politics/articles

    #TheNewHuntingBan #ukpol

  40. By 50% to 29%, Britons support a ban on #trailhunting

    81% support keeping #foxhunting illegal

    50% of Britons living in rural areas say trail hunting should be banned

    51-58% in rural areas say hunting is not important socially or economically to rural communities

    yougov.co.uk/politics/articles

    #TheNewHuntingBan #ukpol