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Dog-owners country-wide claim they’re under attack from a rising number of council-backed restrictions on canines in public places. And some are starting to bite back
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Dog-owners country-wide claim they’re under attack from a rising number of council-backed restrictions on canines in public places. And some are starting to bite back
A post-Covid rise in dog ownership has meant both a pushback against badly behaved dogs and a need for dog parks where dogs can be exercised off-lead, trained and socialise
Led by Northumberland County Council, the Lottery is a weekly draw which benefits community groups across Northumberland. In its first year almost 65,000 tickets have been sold and £8,475 has been paid out in cash prizes ranging from £25 to £250, whilst one player won £2,000. A total of £38,919 has been raised for good causes, with more than 100 community groups signed up to the initiative. Pat Heard of Dogs First in Cramlington. Tickets for the lottery cost £1 a week and up to 60% of each ticket sold goes direct into community groups across the county. Players can nominate a group of t...