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Tag Archives: bats and churches
Another successful church visit
Several people involved in the Bats and Churches project had a very successful meeting at one church today with the long suffering churchwardens who have worked hard to get the church reopened. They understand that bats are protected and exclusion … Continue reading
An academic’s response to the Westminster Hall Bats and Churches Debate
There has continued to be lots of comments about Sir Tim Baldry’s recent speech at Westminster Hall. I make no apology for going back to the subject. Dr Kirsty Park of Stirling University has just posted a … Continue reading
Bats and churches
Every now and again the issue of bats and churches rears its head. Very many churches in the UK have bats and ,while some churches do have problems with them, most churches arewelcoming and many actively like their bats. The … Continue reading
Bats in churches
BBC News and many other media outlets have reported on the long term difficulty that St Hilda’s Church Ellerburn has been having with their bats. They are now applying for an exclusion licence – though it is easier said than … Continue reading
Bats and churches
Bats are common occupants of churches and in many cases peacefully coexist with parishioners. Recently there has been a lot in the press about the bat ” problem” in churches. preventing people from being able to worship. Bat Conversation Trust’s … Continue reading
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