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Patrons Sir Roger Gale and Sir David Amess urge for an end to live animal exports – The Independent, June 2020

The global live export trade connects us all. Animals who begin their journeys in Scotland endure gruelling journeys to Spain

Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation volunteers joined the protest against live animal exports in Ramsgate Port on August 8th 2019.

A cross-party group of MPs has called on the Minister for Countering Extremism, Baroness WIlliams of Trafford, to ban the use of living animals in warfare experiments. 

Speak out for the vulnerable and let’s end this vile trade which causes immense suffering for farm animals

EU Parliament Calls To Reduce And Replace Live Animal Transports, 14 February 2019

Scottish ministers have been urged to ban the “barbaric” export of unweaned calves – the Times, January 2019

Theresa Villiers MP calls for an end to live animal exports as petitions totalling 1.3 million signatures, handed to Defra on 29 October.

‘Veal calves ‘trying to suckle on people’s hands for comfort’ endure tortuous journey from Scotland to be slaughtered in Spain’ Daily Mirror 17 Oct 2018

‘Barbaric’ live sheep exports must stop and Brexit may actually help speed up ban,’ Daily Mirror 11 Oct 2018

EU investigates ‘illegal’ 56-hour lorry journey of two-week-old calves destined for veal market ‘They are bellowing because they want their mothers’ milk – it’s a

The article below was featured in Extra.ie, 18 June 2018: https://extra.ie/2018/06/18/news/irish-news/veal-scandal-calves-mothers Thousands of baby Irish calves are cruelly shipped to veal farms in the Netherlands every

Parliament debated a ban on live animal exports from the UK following pressure from an online petition calling for the Government to ‘End the export

Craig Mackinlay MP hosts the Stop Live Exports Petition Team, Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation & Compassion In World Farming House of Commons reception calling for an end to live exports for slaughter, January 29 2018

Parliament to debate in February the banning of live exports for slaughter Parliament is to discuss banning live exports for slaughter in February, after a