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January 12, 2024
More Brits are now needing plastic surgery to treat dog bites as the number of dog owners in the UK appear to have risen since the pandemic, concerned surgeons say
January 2, 2024
XL Bully Rolo and his owner Aidan both went out for a dog walk wearing matching black muzzles in protest against the new law banning the breed
December 31, 2023
As the first restrictions on XL Bully dogs come into place on New Year's Eve, dozens of owners walked their pets unmuzzled on the sea front in Margate ahead of the eventual ban
December 2, 2023
Allan Astley was cycling to work in Dumfries, Scotland, when a huge dog attacked him ripping chunks from his coat and leaving him with huge bruising, as Police Scotland confirm it is investigating
November 28, 2023
Mum-of-four Sandra Rowlands from Liverpool fought for three years in the courts and spent thousands after XL Bully Buster was seized by Merseyside Police under the Dangerous Dogs Act
September 18, 2023
On Sunday, September 17, tens of thousands of protesters marched to demand an end to fossil fuels fast in New York City, where world leaders, including Nepal’s Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, are attending the United Nations Secretary General’s Climate Ambition Summit on top of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
August 2, 2023
Popular mod revival band Secret Affair are set to appear in Carlisle later this year as part of their 2023 tour.
May 19, 2023
New zero-emission technologies will be tuned to specific duty cycles.
April 26, 2023
Today, Revenue Minister David Parker announced the results of a long-awaited IRD report which showed the tax system was unfair. This has been well known for a long time. Yet, Kiwis are left waiting for an actual plan from the Government to build ...
April 10, 2023
As guns show up in schools weekly and emergency rooms fill up with teens experiencing mental health crises, stakeholders urge more needs to be done.