Harness Racing Australia announces whip ban
Harness Racing Australia has announced it will ban the use of the whip in racing from 1 September 2017.
Posted 12 Dec 2016
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Harness Racing Australia has announced it will ban the use of the whip in racing from 1 September 2017.
Posted 12 Dec 2016
Animal Aid exposes injured and bloodied turkeys at free-range farm run by a leading company.
Posted 12 Dec 2016
It’s not often that we get to report good news, but we have just heard that the City of London Corporation has cancelled a contract which would have allowed the shooting of deer in Epping...
Posted 08 Dec 2016
To celebrate its 40th anniversary next year, Animal Aid is organising the first nationwide Vegan Festival of Britain (May 20 to June 10 2017).
Posted 05 Dec 2016
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
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
Within days of Animal Aid’s protest against horse deaths at Southwell Racecourse, another horse has fallen victim to one of the country’s most lethal racecourses.
Posted 29 Nov 2016
There is no reason for vegetarians and vegans to miss out on the goodness of Christmas – thankfully the days of picking at side dishes are gone, and there are plenty of plant-based main dishes...
Posted 23 Nov 2016
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
Animal Aid is urging councillors to refuse permission for a controversial pig farm in Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland. A decision on whether the plans can go ahead is expected to be taken at a meeting on...
Posted 21 Nov 2016