April Fool: Harry Potter s Tom Felton submits planning application to build real life Malfoy Manor in Surrey
The actor who played Draco Malfoy was born in Epsom and wants to celebrate Surrey s many links with the Harry Potter books and films
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Tom Felton is said to be planning to keep a 20ft python called Nagini at the property (Image: Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for YouTube)
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WYCHAVON is a hotbed for exotic snakes and wild cats with 39 dangerous animals licenced across the region. A survey by Born Free – a charity advocating wild animal welfare – showed 3,951 dangerous wild animals are licenced to be kept privately in Great Britain. A total of 210 private addresses across 129 local authorities hold licences to keep dangerous wild animals such as lions, tigers, crocodilians and venomous reptiles – and that is not accounting for those who are not licensed. The data is split by council patches due to the fact licences are issued by local authorities. Worcester City Council has dished out none, nor has Malvern Hills District Council, and a spokesperson for Wychavon District Council confirmed the animals are indeed kept by private individuals or premises under three licences under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976.
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Interactive map shows where exotic pets live in West Yorkshire (Photo: Pixabay/ Born Free) COULD you be living next door to a dangerous wild animal? Now you can find out thanks to the interactive map published by the international charity, Born Free Foundation. According to the survey, a staggering 3951 dangerous wild animals are licensed to be kept privately as pets in Great Britain. This figure doesn’t even account for the numerous exotic pets that are kept without a license. Lions, tigers and venomous reptiles are just some of the dangerous pets being kept at private addresses in the country.
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