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Tethered Horses

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What the buyer wrote

There is a small but significant problem in Leeds caused by horses being kept or tethered on Council land without lawful permission or authority. As well as fouling and causing damage to the land, the horses can attack people and cause serious road accidents. They also cause problems for local residents by depriving them of the safe use and enjoyment of land provided for the public benefit. The council will not normally permit unauthorised horses to occupy any council property or land and will take action to remove the horse by a process of notification and seizure if necessary. The only exception to this general position is where the Council may offer from time to time some land for grazing…

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Details

What the buyer calls it
Tethered Horses
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Work starts
1 Apr 2018
Work ends
31 Mar 2020

Who the buyer named

Adam Crampton was the named contact on this notice.

adam.crampton@leeds.gov.uk