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Now coastal towns want to ban DOGS! - Vimarsana News

Now coastal towns want to ban DOGS!

A series of seaside communities have voted recently to impose restrictions on wealthy outsiders snapping up properties or renting out homes.

Pretty UK seaside towns at war with second homeowners now want to ban dogs - Vimarsana News

Pretty UK seaside towns at war with second homeowners now want to ban dogs

Coastal towns that are ousting second homeowners have now turned their gaze to man's best friend.

Locals in Winterton say they are being overrun by dogs - Vimarsana News

Locals in Winterton say they are being overrun by dogs

Some locals in Winterton say their seaside village is becoming overrun with dog walkers.

The Jersey cow helping Rwandan widows rebuild their lives - Vimarsana News

The Jersey cow helping Rwandan widows rebuild their lives

BBC News By Rebecca Thorn A cow is transforming the lives of women by helping them to become profitable farmers. The Jersey cow is typically found in its native home in the Channel Islands, producing some of the most nutrient-rich milk in the world. When the island's dairy experts were asked for help in 2004 by the President of Rwanda, it was "the perfect match". By using the Jersey cow's unique gene pool, farmers in the African country have turned poverty into profit. In 1994 an estimated 800,000 people from the Tutsi minority were murdered in the Rwandan genocide. The killings left behin...

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The Jersey cow helping Rwandan widows rebuild their lives - Vimarsana News

The Jersey cow helping Rwandan widows rebuild their lives

BBC News By Rebecca Thorn A cow is transforming the lives of women by helping them to become profitable farmers. The Jersey cow is typically found in its native home in the Channel Islands, producing some of the most nutrient-rich milk in the world. When the island's dairy experts were asked for help in 2004 by the President of Rwanda, it was "the perfect match". By using the Jersey cow's unique gene pool, farmers in the African country have turned poverty into profit. In 1994 an estimated 800,000 people from the Tutsi minority were murdered in the Rwandan genocide. The killings left behin...

Source: bbc.co.uk