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22 Oct 2020
Organised public displays may be cancelled this year, and as a result there could be an increase in private firework displays. Many people are not aware how much stress and suffering fireworks can cause to animals, particularly horses. As prey anim...
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20 Oct 2020
Please note, while the guidance is current at the point of publication, it may quickly be superseded following further government updates, or changes to the situation. Please bear with us while we make these changes. The recent changes to social gath...
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19 Oct 2020
The Government in Wales has announced a coronavirus “firebreak” from Friday 23 October. The Government message is as follows; People must stay at home, except for very limited purposes, such as for exercise People mus...
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15 Oct 2020
The following guidance was written by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA). Reminder: guidance for importing and exporting horses and other equines from GB to the EU from 1 January With some three months remaining until th...
The Government have committed to undertake a review of Business Rates and are calling to interested stakeholders to submit evidence to assist with any future reform of the Business Rates system in England.
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13 Oct 2020
As we creep into October it’s time to embrace ‘spooky season’. While the likelihood of Halloween themed parties and trick or treating will be off the cards you can still embrace the Halloween spirit at home or at your stables.
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12 Oct 2020
Boris Johnson will outline a new three-tier lockdown system at 6pm Monday 12th October. Following this announcement, we will review and interpret what the latest government advice and restrictions will mean for our equestrian community and upda...
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7 Oct 2020
Children at Holme St. Cuthbert Primary School in Cumbria enjoyed the excitement of a Royal visit earlier this week when HRH The Princess Royal attended as part of a road safety campaign run by The British Horse Society (BHS).
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2 Oct 2020
The British Horse Society and The University of Nottingham teamed up to raise awareness of colic and to help horse owners combat the life-threatening condition.
Colic Awareness Week is back: Monday 5th to 11th October and this year the ‘React Now to Beat Colic’ campaign, run by The British Horse Society (BHS) and The University of Nottingham, is asking all horse owners to make a pledge and sign up to receiv...
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