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It’s the same for wheelie bins. So many bins are left out obstructing the pavement when there is plenty of room to store them within the property boundary. -
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Gold men’s wedding band and signet ring suspected to have come off outside of William Rose, Moxons or Bora on Lordship Lane on Friday 9th January during the day. Please get in touch if found. Reward if returned! -
By Bernadette 12 · Posted
Hello, I am interested to know people's opinion regarding dogs left tied up outside shops. As I am hoping most dog owners are aware of how high risk it is now for dog theft. People's houses are targeted for dog theft, even waiting to have a dog out in their back gardens, even for few minutes, to steal. This is a very common occurrence now, as is breaking into properties to steal dogs. The reasons behind dog theft varies, from using to breed, sell on, to use to sit whilst asking for money, (obviously not all people asking for money are dog thieves & may well own their own dog) and for dog bait for fighting. This is not me being a drama queen, it is there for anyone to research regarding dog theft. So would you leave your dog tied up outside a shop?
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