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Newspaper Article
Slaughter Goes On
2001
Overview
Three cattle and 150 sheep were due to be destroyed after the Ministry of Agriculture declared Windy Bank Farm, in Astwood Lane, Astwood Bank, Redditch, infected by virus. Two other nearby farms were also suspected of being infected, it added. A Ministry of Agriculture spokesman said: 'Vets are presently at a farm at Astwood Bank and foot and mouth has been confirmed. Mr Nick Fraser, spokesman for Bromsgrove and Redditch NFU, which covers the affected area, said: 'This news is just devastating and catastrophic for the immediate area as there are many members who manage family-based livestock farms.'
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Mirror Regional Newspapers
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