I have cats. I love them. They help me to calm when I need to relax. Just having them around the house is a joy.
There are times though when their need for attention is let's just say inappropriately timed.
Many cats love their owners just as much, if not more than we...
Britain's' fishing policy not the EU is responsible for decreased number of fishing trawlers..., not EU policy.
Let reality reign and the myths be debunked.
And if the public really care about depleted stock then campaigning to stop this will help:
https://dorseteye.com/supertrawlers-spent-more-than-43-hours-fishing-in-marine-protected-areas-off-the-south-west-coast-of-england-greenpeace-research-shows/
Jason Cridland
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