Gardeners Warned of Severe Penalties for Hedge Trimming in July Monday, July 6, 2026 hedges birdnesting wildlife law gardening fines penalties conservation plants safety Gardeners and homeowners are being cautioned that trimming hedges from April through August, especially in July, can result in serious legal consequences, including unlimited fines or even imprisonment. Under the Wildlife and … Read More
Dog Walking Restrictions and Fines from March to July Under New Law Monday, July 6, 2026 dogwalking livestock fines law england wildlife dogs protection breeding rural From March 1 to July 31, dog owners in England face strict regulations designed to protect livestock and ground-nesting birds during their most vulnerable seasons. Under the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act … Read More
Big Cat Theory Gains Attention After Deer Carcass Found in Solihull Woodland Tuesday, June 30, 2026 bigcat muntjac deer solihull woodland newberryhall carcass wildlife predator mystery The recent discovery of a partially consumed muntjac deer carcass in woodland near the ruins of New Berry Hall has sparked renewed interest in the ongoing debate about big cat sightings in the Solihull area. The deer was … Read More
The UK's Top 10 Day Trips Revealed, Featuring Five Near Birmingham Wednesday, June 24, 2026 daytrips birmingham attractions travel themeparks zoos historicsites wildlife family travelguide A new guide has ranked the UK’s 10 best day trips, highlighting several top attractions within easy reach of Birmingham. The Big Day Out Index, compiled by AttractionTickets.com, evaluates destinations based on Google … Read More
'Mysterious Big Cat Spotted in West Midlands Woods' Saturday, June 13, 2026 bigcat westmidlands binleywoods wildlife sightings coventry police phantomcat investigation safety Residents of Binley Woods in the West Midlands have reported sightings of a large, mysterious feline roaming local woods. Witnesses described the animal as a “big cat,” sparking curiosity and concern across the community. … Read More
RSPB Advises UK Households to Remove Bird Feeders from May to October to Combat Bird Disease Friday, June 12, 2026 rspb birds feeding trichomonosis uk wildlife disease conservation gardenbirds seasonal The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is calling on UK households to remove traditional bird feeders from May through October to help reduce the spread of trichomonosis, a parasitic disease affecting garden … Read More