To promote the welfare of horses (including all equines, horse riders and users) and matters affecting the horse industry.
1. African horse sickness: how to spot and report the disease
18/10/2018 - Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)
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Found:
African horse sickness: how to spot and report the disease - GOV.UK
2. British Horse Society - written evidence
01/05/2019 - Inquiry: Road Safety - Transport Committee
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Found: Written evidence - British Horse SocietyWritten Evidence submitted by The British Horse Society (RSA0077)Executive
3. Horse passport issuing organisations
07/08/2019 - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Found: remain
valid.
The
Standardbred
& Trotting Horse
Association of
Great Britain and
Ireland
(STAGBI
4. Written evidence: Myra Bennett, British Horse Society County Access Officer, Wiltshire (AB20)
17/02/2020 - Bill Documents
Found: Written evidence submitted by Myra Bennett, British Horse Society County Access Officer, Wiltshire (AB20)
5. African horse sickness in Malaysia
04/09/2020 - Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA)
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Found: African horse sickness in Malaysia
Preliminary outbreak assessment for african horse sickness
1. Horse Tethering
20/02/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: moved quickly, it is easy for people to tether a horse on land that does not belong to them and then move - Speech Link
2: to the Adjournment debate tonight. The British Horse Society is on record as stating that although many - Speech Link
3: become muddy if it is wet, hugely damaging the horse. That is one of the other problems of tethering - Speech Link
2. Racehorse Protection
15/10/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: should understand the potential risks of injury. In horse-racing, jockeys have the choice whether to participate - Speech Link
2: slaughtered for meat”, “Jockey banned after…punching horse”, “Three horses die within 30 minutes at Hexham - Speech Link
3: should lose its horse welfare remit and be replaced by an independent body that has horse welfare as its - Speech Link
3. Road Safety
05/11/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: thoughtless behaviour? The principal victims are horse riders, as they are throughout the New Forest often - Speech Link
2: constituency. He may not be aware that, actually, horse riders are mentioned in the Highway Code. Measures - Speech Link
3: took up the challenge to get back on a horse this summer after many years of not riding and to experience - Speech Link
4. Equine (Records, Identification and Movement) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019
20/02/2019 - Grand Committee
1: declare an interest as a member of the British Horse Society, although, sadly, at the moment I do not - Speech Link
2: the biosecurity of the UK horse population, particularly regarding African horse sickness and the movement - Speech Link
3: with regard to equine passports. We do not want horse owners thinking that there will be changes in when - Speech Link
5. Safety of Riders and Horses on Rural Roads
04/07/2017 - Westminster Hall
1: confessions to make. I am not a horse rider; I have been on a horse twice in my life. The second occasion - Speech Link
2: okay. Would he commend the work of the British Horse Society, which has advocated raising greater awareness - Speech Link
3: couple of years with Debbie Smith, the British Horse Society and many others is about raising awareness - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Saqib Bhatti MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 0207 219 3423.
Email: saqib.bhatti@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Georgia Dickson, The British Horse Society, Equestrian House, Abbey Park, Stareton Road, Stoneleigh, Warwickshire CV8 2XZ . Tel: 02476 840 500
Email: georgia.dickson@bhs.org.uk
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