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HEREFORDSHIRE Council will not be going ahead with plans to build 45 new homes in Bromyard as it does not own all of the land it wants to develop. The council, working with Keepmoat Homes, was wanting to knock down existing buildings at the old depot in Hereford Road, to make way for 45 homes, including affordable housing. But despite already being approved, the planning application is set to be withdrawn due to issues over land ownership, a Bromyard and Winslow Town Council planning committee meeting was told. Chair Roger Page said the council had now admitted it did not own all of t...

There won't be a wolf hunt this winter in Wisconsin Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel After four hours of often emotional public testimony, including from tribal members who consider the wolf a brother and a dairy farmer who has watched calves eaten alive by the predators, the Natural Resources Board voted Friday against holding a wolf hunting and trapping season this winter in Wisconsin. The vote by the citizen board, which sets policy for the Department of Natural Resources, was 4-3. The special meeting was called after a group of Republican legislators last week...

Natural Resources Board votes against resuming hunt, citing science, rejecting GOP legislators' request. //end headline wrapper ?> Gray wolf. Photo by Derek Bakken / (CC BY) The Natural Resources Board narrowly rejected a request by Republican lawmakers to direct the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to immediately resume a wolf hunt in Wisconsin. The board voted 4-3 against setting a quota and resuming the wolf hunt in February. Tribes, conservation and animal rights groups urged the state not to rush a hunt following the Trump administration’s decision in October to delist ...

The Department of Natural Resources is planning to wait until November for first wolf hunt since 2014. 2:43 pm, Jan. 22, 2021 × The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board on Friday voted against a mid-winter wolf hunt that had been requested by Republican state lawmakers. The board voted 4-3 against a proposal to hold a wolf hunt Feb. 10-28 with a quota of roughly 220 wolves allowed to be shot. While a majority of the seven-member board appeared to favor a hunt, several had concerns that the proposal would fail legal challenges, especially over tribal natural resource treaty rights. The...

Attorney who represented victims of $300 million pyramid scam says he is "disgusted" by White House pardon.