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LAWS Conference Karaoke

We shall be exhibiting as usual at this year’s Labour Party Annual Conference. If you are attending conference then please visit us on: Our Stall – LAWS Stand No.149. The famous LAWS Karaoke will return this conference on Monday 26 September 2011, Sefotn Room, Adelphi Hotel, Ranlagh Place, Liverpool L3 5UL between 8.30pm to 1.00am. …

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LAWS at Labour Conference 2011

We shall be exhibiting as usual at this year’s Labour Party Annual Conference. If you are attending conference then please visit us on: Our Stall – LAWS Stand No.149.

New LAWS policy document

Following the Policy Conference held last October, and after a series of consultations we now have a new LAWS policy document – a PDF of which can be downloaded by clicking the image below. We would like to thank Mark Glover for the work he did in presenting and producing the draft document at the …

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Europe Bans Seal Import

Wally Burley, LAWS This is great news and the Labour Animal Welfare Society is delighted with the decision of Labour Minister, Hilary Benn. A decision we have been calling for over a long period of time. Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for the Environment, told the House of Commons that even large scale culling of …

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Animal News from Wales

Wally Burley, LAWS This is great news and the Labour Animal Welfare Society is delighted with the decision of Labour Minister, Hilary Benn. A decision we have been calling for over a long period of time. Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for the Environment, told the House of Commons that even large scale culling of …

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Minister Says No to Badger Cull

Wally Burley, LAWS This is great news and the Labour Animal Welfare Society is delighted with the decision of Labour Minister, Hilary Benn. A decision we have been calling for over a long period of time. Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for the Environment, told the House of Commons that even large scale culling of …

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Compassionate Conservatives?

1) The Council is responsible for licensing all zoos in its area under the provisions of the Zoo Licensing Act 1981. The Act requires regular formal inspection of zoos by a team, including three external inspectors, one being directly appointed by the local authority and two from the Secretary of State’s list of persons deemed …

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Beauty in the Battery Hen

https://www.labouranimalwelfaresociety.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/laws-header-banner21.png Impact September 2008 Editorial The Tory leader David Cameron is committed to have a vote in Parliament to bring back “Hunting with Dogs”. It is therefore important that we publicise this as widely as possible. We are launching a petition to bring to the attention of the British Public the Tory stance on bringing …

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Tory Alert – Hunting Act Repeal and Badger Slaughter Now

https://www.labouranimalwelfaresociety.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/laws-header-banner21.png Impact September 2008 Editorial The Tory leader David Cameron is committed to have a vote in Parliament to bring back “Hunting with Dogs”. It is therefore important that we publicise this as widely as possible. We are launching a petition to bring to the attention of the British Public the Tory stance on bringing …

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Marine ( Scotland ) Bill, Scottish Parliament

https://www.labouranimalwelfaresociety.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/laws-header-banner21.png Impact September 2008 Editorial The Tory leader David Cameron is committed to have a vote in Parliament to bring back “Hunting with Dogs”. It is therefore important that we publicise this as widely as possible. We are launching a petition to bring to the attention of the British Public the Tory stance on bringing …

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