Protests after blood from culled sheep flows onto busy road

A community has expressed its outrage after blood from hundreds of slaughtered infected sheep flowed onto a busy road.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2001 - 22:25

A community has expressed its outrage after blood from hundreds of slaughtered infected sheep flowed onto a busy road.

A driver noticed the contaminated water washing onto the B4080 Bredon to Tewkesbury road in Gloucestershire after recent torrential downpours and contacted police.

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