Ownership of stray cats
This month we look at the issue of ‘wandering cats’…and when a cat is a stray, feral, or simply someone else’s cat on the prowl
25 February 2013
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This month we look at the issue of ‘wandering cats’…and when a cat is a stray, feral, or simply someone else’s cat on the prowl
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Vet Saski Steel explains what to be on the lookout for to make sure your dog is not showing signs of heart disease, and how
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Oh, what a happy conjunction of events! My two favourite pastimes rolled into one happy evening; a visit to a historical building combined with
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It’s that time of year when we deck our halls with boughs of holly, whilst marveling at how quickly Christmas is upon us again. As
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You know when you have a meal so delicious that it stays with you the next day? Well, days after tasting the Secreto Iberico –
Having recently heard, for another year of a number of suspected antifreeze poisoning cases in the Bridgnorth area, we are deeply concerned and therefore want
Winter is fast approaching now, that’s if it’s not already arrived and it’s time to make sure that anything tender has been covered up or
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Anna Kayiatou, who jointly owns The Feathers at Brocton with chef husband Paul, had a lot of fun designing the interior décor of this 15th
Stomach ulcers are becoming increasingly recognised as a significant problem in all types of horses undertaking a wide variety of activities. Until comparatively recently they
Autumn is just around the corner . . . With the first frosts likely any time now, it’s time to sort out the garden for
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Traditionally, Beef Wellington uses the whole fillet of beef – the problem with this is that the pastry invariably burns before the meat inside is
If we get a nice spell towards the end of August and into September, the chances are that a lot of the earlier flowering perennials
