Twenty years on, is the hunting ban working?
‘Hunt sabs’ sabotage illegal hunts, using the same tools as hunters. They allege loopholes in the law allow cruel hunting...
Jacqui Burgoyne is an author and journalist based in Norwich. She has worked for BBC Look East and BBC Radio Norfolk, and has a particular interest in social issues. Her first novel, 'Writer', a gothic-western-horror, was published by local publisher Story Machine in 2022. She also works as a tutor.
‘Hunt sabs’ sabotage illegal hunts, using the same tools as hunters. They allege loopholes in the law allow cruel hunting...
The United Nations' UNiTE’s 16 days of activism against violence against women and girls, is bookended in Norwich with two...
In a win-win process, asylum seekers in Norfolk do great work as volunteers to help make their communities better
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