01/02/2010
Farmers claim the growing craze for lighting Chinese lanterns is killing and injuring livestock. They say the lanterns are also causing a litter problem and they want them banned.
Farmers claim the growing craze for lighting Chinese lanterns into the sky is killing and injuring livestock. They tell Farming Today that the lanterns are also causing a litter problem and they want them banned.
Also, should we be able to walk across more of the countryside? A review of the rights of way is about to begin.
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