Blackpool - Promenade View Near North Pier 02.03.2006 Blackpool Vegans welcome Vegetarians & Fruitarians.

Blackpool Vegans is a new group for those in the FY postcode area.

We have regular meetings and for more information please see our about us page

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This site also lists Locations which may be of interest to you Such as places to Eat Out, Buy From, and Places to Stay. all of which you can Review

vegan society If you are interested in information about Veganism please see The Vegan Society who provide advice on a way of life free from animal products for the benefit of people, animals and the environment

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    Two animal rights MPs elected For the first time in the world! Dutch raise animal rights to new level By Alix Kroeger BBC News, the Netherlands.

    It has been a busy few weeks for Marianne Thieme. Ten days ago, she made history as one of two animal-rights candidates to win election to the Dutch parliament. They are the first animal-rights MPs anywhere in the world.

    On Thursday 30 November, she and her fellow MP, Esther Ouwehand, were sworn in as MPs. Now their real work begins: to persuade the next government (which has yet to be formed) to adopt animal-friendly policies. “I miss compassion in our society,” Ms Thieme says. “When I look at animals, they are innocent. We are treating them like they are things, like they are bicycles. That's not what we have to be as human beings. We have common sense and moral awareness, so we have to use that as well.”

    In its manifesto the Party for the Animals (PvdD) says protection for animals should not be defined by the market. It wants to abolish the biotechnology industry and promote organic agriculture instead. It calls for an end to industrial farming practices such as castration and tougher penalties for those who abuse animals, as well as an end to ritual slaughter without anaesthesia.