
Government announces the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill
The Bill will, amongst other animal welfare legislation, bring an end to the export of live animals for slaughter and fattening.
The Bill will, amongst other animal welfare legislation, bring an end to the export of live animals for slaughter and fattening.
“Factory farming is unsustainable as a system. It is polluting our air and water, killing our wildlife, degrading our soil, and altering our climate.”
Introduction of the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill as part of the Government’s Action Plan for Animal Welfare.
The Government has published more details regarding their action plan for animal welfare asserting that it will revolutionise the treatment of animals in the UK.
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes the Government’s commitments to a new legislative agenda to enhance animal welfare, announced in the Queens Speech today (Tuesday 11 May)
“Legislation will also be brought forward to ensure the United Kingdom has, and promotes, the highest standards of animal welfare.”
Lorraine Platt, Co-Founder of CAWF, was delighted to join the Catholic Concern for Animal’s excellent Fish and Marine Welfare conference in January.
Environment Secretary George Eustice explains why his new Animal Sentience Bill is necessary.
Fifty animal organisations unite to urge Government not to waste ‘once in a generation’ opportunity to protect animals.
Lorraine Platt joined the CEO of Catholic Concern for Animals and Dr. Gerald Taylor to discuss the biggest challenges facing animal welfare today.
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation welcomes Chris Loder MP’s Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill receiving Royal Assent from Her Majesty the Queen.
“The Government shares the public’s high regard for animal welfare and we are currently examining the evidence around the use of cages for farm animals.”
Lord Randall of Uxbridge (Con) moved that this Bill be read a second time.
“The ‘unofficial whip’ on untraditional policies, such as banning foie gras and fur, is an artist and grassroots campaigner from Surrey.
Ministers are also drawing up plans to clamp down on cages used in farming, which are still used for young broiler chickens, hens, pigs, and game birds. They hope to announce new laws as part of a raft of animal welfare measures to show that the UK can commit to higher standards now it has left the EU.
International Trade Comittee: UK trade negotiations – 25th March 2021
The committee considered and heard evidence on how to best make labelling work both for imports and domestic products and produce.
Our sister organisation Conservatives Against Fox Hunting introduced the Blue Hare campaign for a closed season for hares in 2011 to the House of Commons. A close season for hares is under consideration by the Government.
Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation delighted as Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill Moves to Report Stage on 12 March
“It gives me great pleasure to present the Pig Husbandry (Farrowing) Bill. The aim of the Bill is to prohibit the cruel and unnatural use of farrowing crates.”
The Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation launches its new Fish Welfare report. The UK was one of the first countries to introduce animal welfare legislation. However, fish have typically been left out of this progress.
I urge the Government to fulfil our manifesto pledge to ban live animal exports as I outlined in the House of Commons of Friday 23rd October 2020.
Chickens are “dying like flies” in their millions while being transported from farms to abattoirs because of poorly ventilated lorries, a whistleblower has told the Guardian.
One of two livestock ships at sea since mid-December with thousands of cattle on board is now at the Spanish port of Cartagena, but the fate of its cargo is unclear.
Andrew Rosindell MP is introducing to Parliament legislation that would place strict limits on the ability of landlords to include “no pets” policies in rented accommodation.
There are 500,000 sows in the UK, 55% are caged. The crates severely restrict the sow’s movement and her strong instinct to build a nest before giving birth.
“Lorraine Platt, the co-founder of the Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation, the influential network of which Prime Minister’s fiancée Carrie Symonds is a member has been part of the protests.”
Telegraph Feb 10th 2021
MP Chris Loder: “We are one step closer to tougher sentencing for those who commit the worst kinds of cruelty on innocent animals.”
Sir David Amess (Patron of CAWF) opened a debate on animal charities and the impact of the pandemic.
Boris Johnson vows to ‘take a stand’ against Japanese whale killing
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s gives an address to the One Planet Summit.
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