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13 January 2006
An AD exposé may take months of gathering evidence and planning, or we may have to respond as a story unfolds. 15.3.00: The Ads receive news of Tom Rider leaving Chipperfield Enterprises. We provide...
13 January 2006
UK Public opinion: A MORI opinion poll commission by ADI in Autumn 2005 shows overwhelming opposition to the use of animals in circuses. The latest in a series of opinion polls showing rising opposition...
13 January 2006
The UK´s Animal Welfare Bill had its second reading in the House of Commons on 10th January and will finish in Committee on January 26th. The Bill will cover animals in circuses and represents a genuine...
13 January 2006
Animal Defenders International have surveyed the UK´s local authorities to update records of policies on animal circuses. Of 472 contacted, 318 (67%) responded. Encouragingly, fewer and fewer councils...
10 January 2006
On Thursday, 13th July, Mary (Chipperfield) and Roger Cawley called it a day and Croft Farm went on sale - asking price £1 million. This is a huge victory for the Animal Defenders. Croft Farm was the...
10 January 2006
In October 1999 we learned that Suzanne Cawley (Chipperfield) had applied to Test Valley Council for a new Dangerous Wild Animals Act (DWAA) Licence for the facility owned by her parents, Mary and Roger...
10 January 2006
It was a bad blow that the CPS did not ask the magistrate to remove the couple's Dangerous Wild Animals Act licence, impose a ban, or request that Mary Chipperfield's name be removed from the Performing...
10 January 2006
On the 9th April 1999, hundreds of campaigners arrived at Aldershot Magistrates Court to hear Mary Chipperfield and Roger Cawley finally sentenced and to learn the fate of Trudy the chimpanzee. PENALTIES...