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A tribute to Joan Court

Joan Court’s life as an animal and human rights activist was so extraordinary, so full of colour, daring and accomplishment, that many of us who knew her over the years almost began to think that...

Posted 02 Dec 2016

Pressure grows for mandatory CCTV in slaughterhouses

Political pressure is growing for the government to bring forward measures to ensure the use of independently-monitored CCTV becomes mandatory in slaughterhouses, in an effort to combat unlawful animal cruelty.

Posted 30 Nov 2016

Newtownabbey pig farm allowed to go ahead

Sadly, despite more than 250,000 signatures of objection on petitions and strong local opposition, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has granted permission for a new pig factory farm to go ahead.

Posted 22 Nov 2016

Animals and Bonfire Night

This Bonfire Night, please spare a thought for the animals and birds who may be terrified by the deafening crashes and blinding flashes.

Posted 04 Nov 2016

Tributes to Andrew Tyler

The Winter 2016 issue of our members' magazine 'Outrage' contained a tribute to Andrew Tyler on his retirement. Andrew served more than 20 years as Animal Aid's director.

Posted 04 Nov 2016