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Save South Cambridgeshire District Council's Badgers from Culling

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marina jirotka
12 years ago

Stop this cruel cull

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Catherine Martin
12 years ago Featured

The trial cull was horrific and the science is dubious. Please don't allow these native animals to suffer cruelty and persecution. Use vaccines and stop the disease from spreading. This will be far more effective.

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lucy wilsher
12 years ago

Despite public unease and a distinct lack of compelling scientfic evidence the pilot went ahead. Lets stop this vicious and unethical madness before more damage is done.

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Catherine Langton
12 years ago

The badgercull is unscientific and inhumane

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Ira Rose
12 years ago Featured

Ex livestock farmer says NO to further culling of badgers. Spend the money on vaccines to stop the spread of the disease instead.

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Sue Hughes
12 years ago Featured

After the costly failure of the culls in Gloucestershire and Somerset we cannot allow this cruel, inhumane action to be repeated. Farmers must observe biosecurity measures, movement of cattle should be rigorously monitored and vaccination of both cattle and badgers should be enforced without delay

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Geoffrey Robertson
12 years ago

Find and read "The Darkness is Light Enough", by Chris Ferris

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Brian Gallagher
12 years ago Featured

The combination of conflicting scientific evidence on the root cause of bTB and unavoidable cruelty involved in culling means that the vaccination approach is the only properly humane one for now. There are serious questions to be answered about the management of bovines and links to the disease. As a nation of animal lovers we must protect our badgers, not cause them suffering.

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Patricia Mirrlees
12 years ago Featured

As a resident of Stapleford and South Cambridge, I object strongly to any proposed badger cull in this area and urge SCDC to prohibit the culling of this iconic and protected animal. The cull is inhumane, ineffective and unscientific. The government's chief scientist, Professor Sir John Beddington , opposed the cull. Lord Robert May, former government chief scientist and former president of the Royal Society opposed the 'cull'. Lord Krebs who conducted the previous 10 year 'cull' opposed this 'cull'. Professor John Bourne of the Independent Scientific Group on bovine TB (ISG) opposed it. Over 30 leading scientists signed a letter to the Observer in October 2012, opposing it. Please prohibit this cull in South Cambridgeshire.

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Gill Mitchell
12 years ago Featured

Paterson has gone to ground, DEFRA have their own agenda. Tightening up of animal husbandry on farms and movement of cattle plus vaccination of cattle and badgers are the only way forward.

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Katherine Pearce
12 years ago

Make a difference x

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Cameron Wilson
12 years ago

Make a difference.

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Mandy Chisholm
12 years ago

Hampshire County Council said "Hands Off Our Badgers" Follow this wise decision!!!

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Cheryl Lawrance
12 years ago

There is no science behind this evil cull. Let common sense prevail please