The protestors are holding 'no zoo' placards
Animal campaigners are protesting on Wednesday evening over plans for a new Nottinghamshire animal sanctuary. A number of local people will be holding a peaceful demonstration outside of Broxtowe Borough Council's offices in Beeston at 6.
A tropical spa complete with rainforest inhabitants is planned, as well as a panoramic African water-hole themed restaurant and function venue. Yet, campaigners have argued the proposal would destroy and fragment wildlife habitats, and that its location within a flood plain would increase not only the risk of flooding, but also increase the risk of zoonotic disease spreading to or from wildlife.
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