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Hunt claims

Mar 2 2005

by Dave Jones, North Wales Weekly Newspapers series

 

CLAIMS that around 700 people attended a rally in support of the Flint and Denbigh Hunt on February 19 have been rubbished by protesters.

The League Against Cruel Sportssaid the figure was nearer 200, despite the claims of organisers of the meet at Coed Coch estate, Dolwen.

 

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