Page 66 - Chris Loder News Today

AS AN Oxford graduate (some 60 years ago now) I was amused by Chris Loder’s apt if unintended reference to his leader (a well off Oxford graduate) when he describes Oxford as a place that ‘facilitates well off out of touch youngsters to live in a fantasy world with an expectation that the rest of the working population will give them space for their adolesence’. There has always been - and probably still is - a very small minority of privileged Oxford undergraduates who fit this descr...

MORE than 2,500 signatures have been collected as the campaign to protect livestock from dog attacks continues to gain momentum. Farmer Cameron Farquharson has been campaigning for a change in the law to protect livestock from dog attacks following the tragic deaths of Gladis, his pregnant Highland cow, and her unborn calf on Thursday, May 27. Gladis had been grazing at Eggardon Hill near Bridport when she was chased off one of the hill fort’s ramparts - suffering a fall of more than 30...

MORE than 2,500 signatures have been collected as the campaign to protect livestock from dog attacks continues to gain momentum.

A PETITION has been launched as famers and campaigners try to gather support for a new law to be introduced preventing dogs from being off the lead…

In his column this week, Chris Loder MP states he hopes the Government’s first homes scheme of 30 discounts and 95 mortgages will enable…

THE horrific death of a cow on a farm in west Dorset has inspired a campaign to bring about a change in the law to protect livestock from dog…

YOUNG people in West Dorset could soon benefit from a wider rollout of the Government’s first homes scheme.

THE horrific death of a cow on a farm in west Dorset has inspired a campaign to bring about a change in the law to protect livestock from dog…

MORE than 7,000 volunteers are being thanked for the support they have given to Dorset residents.

MORE than 7,000 volunteers are being thanked for the support they have given to Dorset residents.