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- Marylebone Jelly - Live Music at The Crown at Upch...
- Upchurch River Valley Golf Course, Poolside Courty...
- Upchurch River Valley Golf Course, Poolside Courty...
- Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance Charity Music ...
- Upchurch Village Fete Day 2018 - Schedule of Events
- Pamper & Psychic Fair at Upchurch Village Hall
- Summer Produce Sale and Crafts at St. Margaret's C...
- Upchurch Village Fete Day 2018
- Emergency Road Closure - School Lane, Iwade
- Emergency Road Closure - School Lane, Newington
- Golf Equipment, Power Tools and Van Stolen - Newin...
- Number Plate Stolen, Upchurch - Golf Clubs and Blu...
- Royal Wedding Street Party in Marstan Close
- Thank You from the Village Hall Management Committee
- Co-op Membership Local Community Fund - Vote Now t...
- Sittingbourne Photographic Society Exhibition at S...
- Enjoy the Countryside Responsibly with your Dog
- Swale Weekly Planning List - Produced 18th May 2018
- Upchurch Post Office is Changing
- Nursery Days - Open Day
- Upchurch Parish Council Report - May 2018
- Nearly 1000 New Homes Planned for the Rainham Area
- Surgery Patient Participation Group - Upchurch & R...
- Temporary Road Closure - Stickfast Lane, Bobbing
- Tools Stolen, Newington - Ice Cream Van Stolen, Up...
- Swale Weekly Planning List - Produced 11th May 2018
- Stand Up To Cancer - Cake and Coffee Morning in Me...
- Upchurch Scout Group - Weekend Trip to Belgium 2018
- Upchurch Colts FC - Under 11s - Cup Winners
- UpARA - May 2018 Newsletter & Latest Schedule of E...
- Friends of Upchurch Village Hall - Wine & Wisdom -...
- The Book Fairies Come to Upchurch
- Swale Weekly Planning List - Produced 4th May 2018
- May News from Upchurch Horticultural Society - Fro...
- Latest POLICE.UK Crime Data for the Area - March 2018
- Newington History Group
- Upchurch Post Office is Changing
- 2018 National Rural Crime Survey
- Upchurch United Win The League
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Enjoy the Countryside Responsibly with your Dog
The NFU has joined forces with The Kennel Club to make countryside dog walks safer and more stress free for both pet dogs and farm animals. The new partnership aims to help dog owners enjoy the UK’s landscapes while avoiding causing unintentional injury or distress to sheep and cattle.
Government figures show that dogs are taken on half of all countryside visits, and in the vast majority of cases these walks are problem free for dog owners and farmers alike.
It is important for dog owners to be aware of the need to put their dog on a lead at certain times and to always pick up their dog’s waste on farmland, to make sure that everyone can continue enjoying the countryside safely.
www.nfuonline.com/backbritishfarming
www.facebook.com/nfuonline
www.thekennelclub.org.uk
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