Inverness Council Takes Action Against Aggressive Urban Gulls
Inverness Council introduces new measures against aggressive urban gulls, as UK councils struggle with ineffective pest control and withdrawn government funding.
Inverness Council introduces new measures against aggressive urban gulls, as UK councils struggle with ineffective pest control and withdrawn government funding.
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