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Sheep return to Happy Valley with extra signs for dog owners
Conservation managers of one of Croydon’s sites of special scientific interest plead with public to behave responsibly when entering livestock areas Avid viewers of Clarkson’s Farm (other farming TV shows are available) will have picked up on the importance of … Continue reading →
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Happy Valley flock of sheep removed after three killed by dogs
WARNING: This report contains some graphic and very distressing images A flock of sheep has had to be removed from Happy Valley in Coulsdon after three attacks by off-lead dogs in as many days. The sheep are managed by the … Continue reading →