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A livestock keeper in Oxfordshire has been fined for breaking disease control laws
Posted 05 July 2022 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Animal Health and Welfare|South East
UPDATES: A prosecution by Oxfordshire Trading Standards over repeated breaches of bovine tuberculosis controls and livestock traceability highlights the legal responsibilities placed on animal keepers and the consequences of failing to comply.
An investigation by Oxfordshire County Council Trading Standards has culminated in a livestock keeper being found guilty of 11 offences, including the breach of bovine tuberculosis and animal traceability rules.
Martin Hall, trading as KC Hall and Sons, of Piddington, Bicester, was found guilty of illegally moving cattle without conducting important pre-movement TB testing, and failing to...
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