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Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Oh No!

Badgers. Lotsa stinkin' badgers:

Nothing can be done to prevent badgers disturbing human remains in a town cemetery, a council says.

Badgers have burrowed under graves bringing bones to the surface at Swindon's Victorian Radnor Street Cemetery. Frances Bevan, of the cemetery's preservation group, said the situation was "very distressing" for relatives.

The site was designated a Local Nature Reserve in 2005, and under the Protection of Badgers Act 1992 it is illegal to interfere with a sett.

Swindon Borough Council said: "Licences to move badgers are only granted in exceptional circumstances."


Perhaps... a snake?!

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