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successful local business by making planning decision based on bias towards Jeremy Clarkson. JeremyRead more

andrew lipskiFelsted, ENG, United Kingdom
198,366 supporters
Created February 10, 2023
Petition to Harrow Council
We the under signed would like to respectfully object to the planning application (P/1528/20) reRead more

Amanda SmithUnited Kingdom
21,852 supporters
Created May 20, 2020
Petition to Doug Ford, Steve Clark
petition among other uses.Local consultation is vital to proper municipal planning. Residents always Ontario residents opposing arbitrary planning decisions without community input to sign this petitionRead more

Asif HossainToronto, Canada
23,459 supporters
Created January 15, 2021
Petition to Rutland County Council, Councillor June Fox
A third application has been put forward by Phil Kerry of T&S Nurseries - who are, in a nutshell, a rabbit farm 'franchiser' - to open an intensive rabbit farming facility in Rutland. We the undersigned believe rabbit farming has no place in the 21st century and that this "farm" should simply not be allowed to come into fruition. The plan is to exploit 250 female rabbits to produce upwards of 10,000 rabbits per year for the meat and fur industry. We object to this for a great number of reasons which I shall briefly outline below, but at the core we do not believe these sentient animals should be subjected to this cruel life and untimely death.  Rabbits are complex individuals who deserve so much more than to be used in this way. They are naturally fearful animals who do not cope well in a farming environment. Currently in the UK, a fatal, incurable disease named Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease 2 (RHD2) is spreading at near epidemic proportions. Keeping so many rabbits in close proximity puts them at risk from this disease which causes an agonising death. RHD and Myxomatosis are also prevalent in the UK. There is no mention of whether there are plans to vaccinate the rabbits within the proposal, nor are there any other outlines on how to combat the spread of disease in general. There are no specific drugs licensed for use in rabbits in the UK, due in large to the lack of commercial rabbit farming here. Will ill rabbits simply be culled?  The proposed location is near Rutland Water, a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a beautiful tourist attraction which deserves not to be blighted with a facility such as this. It will also pose a threat to this water source and its tributaries, with no clear explanation in the application outlining how they intend to keep their operation from contaminating it. Everything in the application appears to relate to human waste linked to the proposed onsite dwelling, but farming on such a scale will undoubtedly produce a great deal of animal waste, and thus poses a threat to local residents, visitors and wildlife.  T&S Nurseries, as mentioned above, are basically a company which offer "franchised" rabbit farms. They came under fire previously for proposing to keep rabbits in a battery cage system, and there is nothing to say they do not intend to return to this system. To even once consider this cruel type of system shows they simply do not have the rabbit's best interests at heart, and they should not be in charge of a facility where the lives of sentient beings are at their mercy.  Another disturbing fact is that T&S also produces and sells rabbit fur, under the guise that it is a 'byproduct' of their meat production. Fur farming was outlawed in the UK in 2000, and you cannot help but consider the real possibility that this is a fur farm under the guise of a meat farm, considering the demand for rabbit meat in the UK is non-existent.  We cannot allow this outdated and unnecessary farm to go ahead. There is no demand for rabbit meat in the UK, most people are repulsed at the thought of consuming the UK's third most popular pet. People are in fact choosing to avoid animal products altogether in record numbers. There is simply no need for an intensive rabbit farm in this day and age.Read more

Rebecca WellsStoke-on-Trent, ENG, United Kingdom
134,300 supporters
Created March 19, 2021
Petition to Chiltern Council - Buckinghamshire
LOCAL - PLEASE OBJECT ON THE PLANNING PORTAL - Once registered, do a simple planning search using refRead more

Rebecca NicholsonAmersham, United Kingdom
96,877 supporters
Created February 23, 2021
Petition to Boris Johnson
I am calling on the government to make urgent changes to building and planning regulations to places mentioned in BS 8300/2018, and that they MUST be included in plans before planning permission canRead more

Lorna FillinghamScunthorpe, ENG, United Kingdom
58,087 supporters
Created July 12, 2015
Petition to Housing Minister, MP Roger Gale, GreensCAN , House Of Lords, House of Commons, Zac Goldsmith, Chris Packham, George Clarke, Central Government, Green Councillors, Parish Councillors, Borough Counci...
house builders and over-development. By creating a new strong Climate planning law that will outlaw. Authorised and facilitated by the current planning law. We say no more gross profiteering to be made by the volume developers at our expense. The planning system needs a radical green overhaul to save our diminishing natural environment. The current planning laws are speeding us faster into the Climate, and huge new planning applications for tens of thousands of executive houses in one location. WeRead more

Lucy PhilipUnited Kingdom
61,480 supporters
Created October 6, 2021
Petition to Timothy Baldwin
I would like the general public to sign my petition against the Selby council (Planning Department application on the thinking I could re negotiate with planning for just the theme nights and SundayRead more

Tim BaldwinGoole, ENG, United Kingdom
830 supporters
Created October 25, 2019
Petition to Cornwall Council, John Symons
An application has been put forward by Phil Kerry of T&S Nurseries - who are, in a nutshell, a rabbit farm 'franchiser' - to open an intensive rabbit farming facility in Falmouth, Cornwall. We the undersigned believe rabbit farming has no place in the 21st century and that this "farm" should simply not be allowed to come into fruition. The plan is to exploit 250 female rabbits to produce upwards of 10,000 rabbits per year for the meat and fur industry. We object to this for a great number of reasons which I shall briefly outline below, but at the core we do not believe these sentient animals should be subjected to this cruel life and untimely death.  Rabbits are complex individuals who deserve so much more than to be used in this way. They are naturally fearful animals who do not cope well in a farming environment. Currently in the UK, a fatal, incurable disease named Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease 2 (RHD2) is spreading at near epidemic proportions. Keeping so many rabbits in close proximity puts them at risk from this disease which causes an agonising death. RHD and Myxomatosis are also prevalent in the UK. There is no mention of whether there are plans to vaccinate the rabbits within the proposal, nor are there any other outlines on how to combat the spread of disease in general. There are no specific drugs licensed for use in rabbits in the UK, due in large to the lack of commercial rabbit farming here. Will ill rabbits simply be culled?  The proposed location is near Tregunwith Wood, an area of outstanding natural beauty that deserves to remain so and not to be blighted with a facility such as this. It will also border the south-western shore of Restronguet Creek, posing a threat to this water source, with no clear explanation in the application outlining how they intend to keep their operation from contaminating it. Everything in the application appears to relate to human waste linked to the proposed onsite dwelling, but farming on such a scale will undoubtedly produce a great deal of animal waste, and thus poses a threat to local residents and wildlife.  T&S Nurseries, as mentioned above, are basically a company which offer "franchised" rabbit farms. They came under fire previously for proposing to keep rabbits in a battery cage system, and there is nothing to say they do not intend to return to this system. To even once consider this cruel type of system shows they simply do not have the rabbit's best interests at heart, and they should not be in charge of a facility where the lives of sentient beings are at their mercy.  Another disturbing fact is that T&S also produces and sells rabbit fur, under the guise that it is a 'byproduct' of their meat production. Fur farming was outlawed in the UK in 2000, and you cannot help but consider the real possibility that this is a fur farm under the guise of a meat farm, considering the demand for rabbit meat in the UK is non-existent.  We cannot allow this outdated and unnecessary farm to go ahead. There is no demand for rabbit meat in the UK, most people are repulsed at the thought of consuming the UK's third most popular pet. People are in fact choosing to avoid animal products altogether in record numbers. There is simply no need for an intensive rabbit farm in this day and age. Read more

Rebecca WellsStoke-on-Trent, ENG, United Kingdom
41,971 supporters
Created February 12, 2021
Jeremy Clarkson is being victimised by his local council by their refusal to grant him planningRead more

Anthony MartinBirmingham, ENG, United Kingdom
6,151 supporters
Created February 15, 2023
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