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Animal & Plant Health Agency Dear Stakeholder
In response to the increase in cases across England and new findings in wild birds, an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) with mandatory biosecurity measures is being put in place and will come into force across all of England and Scotland from noon on Saturday 25 January 2025.
In addition, the regional Avian Influenza Prevention Zone (AIPZ) with mandatory housing and biosecurity measures is being extended to include the unitary authorities of North Yorkshire and York and a new area covering Shropshire from 00:01 on Monday 27 January.
The new AIPZ with mandatory housing and biosecurity measures will then cover:
- North Yorkshire (added)
- York (added)
- Shropshire (added)
- The East Riding of Yorkshire
- The City of Kingston upon Hull
- Lincolnshire
- Norfolk
- Suffolk.
All bird keepers in these areas must keep their birds housed to protect them from bird flu. This applies to pet birds, commercial flocks and just a few birds in a backyard flock.
All bird keepers should remain vigilant and follow these housing and stringent biosecurity measures, in addition to following any Protection/Surveillance Zone restrictions in their area, to prevent future outbreaks.
Check the avian influenza interactive map to see where restrictions are in place.
See more on GOV.UK and GOV.SCOT.
APHA
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guys please note i have received a letter from Paul Thompson Stuart Maskem and Alex Fulton saying if i dont apologise to fed members i will be suspended please note i only posted what i believe but if i have upset any one including George Duncan then i apologise i have not broken any shu or fed rules so i think my apology is sufficient
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well done Bob well clear on a strange day
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well done colin top flying 16 on the drop
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well done Sandy well clear well done Alan
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well done Alex and Colin
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well done Ronnie
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well done Alex and all timers
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well done Sandie
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copied off facebook
Due to a very poor forecast for this weekend,overcast with rain and a constant north wind there will be no race this weekend from brechin,hopefully weather may improve next week so we might actually be able to get training done.The decision has been made to delay the young bird season by one week so it will now start on Saturday the 20th July.In the event of more poor weather at weekends we might be forced to race on weekdays but any decision will be made on a weekly basisLikeSendShare -
well done Colin brilliant flying all season in what was a poor season weather wise well done Simon with i think 4 x 1st feds plus many other positions
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well done Colin top flying
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well done Ronnie
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well done Robert theres never been any yellow in the sky most weeks more likely clashing
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well done Simon brilliant flying well clear on a tricky day plus 10 on fed sheet your birds are on fire
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great race Simon winning fed and having 10 on the fed sheet on what was a tricky race well done
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this is pasted and copied from facebook as dont look like George is going to post on basics for the members who r not on face book Basketing for Blaydon 22nd of June going ahead as normal 16 birds per crate first message will be 07.30 on saturday
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Afternoon all.Last week i read a paper from the elite club from Aberdeen posing the question,WHAT CAN THE ELITE CLUB DO FOR FANCIERS FLYING NORTH OF US.Many of the suggestions are quite innovative and are obviously designed to stimulate discussion among members of the north fed in an attempt to gain their participation ,or membership in and of the elite club .While i have no problem with the elite club trying to expand and offer fanciers something different there may be serious consequences for the North of Scotland Fed,ie reduced membership,birdage and eventually collapse.May i pose the question on this forum without being attacked for having an opinion,how is the north fed going to address this serious issue which ,i believe threatens our future existence as i have heard that many from the east of our fed have already nodded their heads in the direction of the elite club its certainly another string to our bow to race birds elsewhere well worth considering
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who is this management team u invented now pmfsl
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what u on about just my thoughts instead of back stabbing wake up to reality
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looks like the Amal had a good race up here with a good lot of birds this could be the future for the north of scot lofts to get a race timed also the national seems to have been a decent race well done to all who participated in both races
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see birds clocked from the Amal today another missed race
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Paul there will be a meeting called shortly as most are sick of this crap and i, m not the only one not happy i,m getting a number of phone calls to ask me to take the race controlling back on which i told them no way but i know a lad who is willing to so watch this space
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