The League Against Cruel Sports works to end cruelty to animals in the name of sport. Our campaigns are focusing on hunting, shooting, snaring, bullfighting and greyhound racing. We care about how animals are treated and so do our supporters.
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- Winner of street art competition announced 27 October 09:22
- League supporters send 2,500 emails in protest of cruellest bullfighting event 17 September 03:12|26 comments
- League condemns return of British bullfighter 02 September 04:32|36 comments
League Against Cruel Sports We couldn't keep going without your support. See how you can get involved and help at our League website.
Source: www.league.org.uk
League Against Cruel Sports: What you can do to help stop animal cruelty.
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The Countryside Alliance...what do they really stand for?
Have a peek at the League's new blog and tell us what you think!
Source: cruelsports.wordpress.com
November 6, 2009 · Filed under Keep Cruelty History, Parliament & Politics · Tagged Countryside Alliance, hunting, Hunting Act, Keep Cruelty History, Parliament, Repeal
League Against Cruel Sports Check out the League's new blog at www.league.org.uk/blog and follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/LeagueACS!
Source: www.league.org.uk
Taking a stroll in the countryside with your partner, children and dogs is as relaxing as sitting down on a Saturday night with a glass of wine watching the latest movie blockbuster. Read on…
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Vote "NO" in this poll! http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
David Cameron, while confessing to a hunting habit of his own, has promised a free vote on Labour's ban on fox-hunting – calling the law a 'farce'. Would you support its repeal?
League Against Cruel Sports We're at the Conservative Conference in Manchester, showing politicians that support for the Hunting Act is GROWING, and very few people want to see it repealed. See our website for the full story ... www.league.org.uk!
Source: www.league.org.uk
The League Against Cruel Sports campaigns against fox hunting, terrier work, and works to support the Hunting Act
League Against Cruel Sports The League's KEEP CRUELTY HISTORY stand at the Labour Conference appeared behind Paxman on last night's Newsnight! www.keepcrueltyhistory.com
League Against Cruel Sports follow us on twitter! www.twitter.com/LeagueACS - regular updates from the Party Conferences.
Source: www.twitter.com
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We're at the Liberal Democrat conference in Bournemouth, as are the Countryside Alliance. It's fascinating to see them in action, spreading the myth that the Hunting Act is about to be repealed. Not without a fight it isn't!
Keep Cruelty History: www.keepcrueltyhistory.com
Source: www.keepcrueltyhistory.com
© 2009 League Against Cruel Sports (Registered Charity number 1095234) Visit our website Figures quoted are from opinion polling by Ipsos MORI, September 2008.
Earlier this week, the Toro de la Vega, one of the cruellest bullfighting events in Spain, took place in Tordesillas, Valladolid. During the annual event, a bull is forced to cross a bridge by villagers who taunt it and tease it with spears...
League Against Cruel Sports Visit the League's new website: www.keepcrueltyhistory.com
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Our undercover monitors were out watching the Quantock Stag Hounds on 10th September, and we caught them out. Watch the film and you'll see for yourself.
When challenged by the press because they had strayed onto land owned by Sir Paul McCartney but managed by the League, they flatly denied any wrongdoing.
Well, what does it look like to you?
The League has condemned the return to the arena of the British bullfighter, Frank Evans, who recently came out of retirement. Recent British media coverage showed Mr Evans preparing for his come back ‘fight’. The images, however, failed to depict the reality of bullfighting. T...
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