As keen walkers we are alway very wary of walking through any field with cattle, I have been known to do huge diversions, particularly if they have calves at heel.
I read a report yesterday of a lady near Masham who was almost trampled to death and now has a colostomy bag as a result of her injuries.
Should footpaths be diverted or fenced to prevent these attacks where cattle maybe present?
A farmer on one of our regular routes has had to sell his herd after they were deemed unsafe, they attacked a lady who was hospitalised for weeks with her injuries, this seems unfair to the farmer yet I do believe we should all be able to enjoy the countryside.
What could be done to make it safe for walkers but not discriminatory for farmers?
Scottish island ferries debacle. 🏴
Kate Garroway-Care at home costs
Is it me or am I getting mixed messages