The civic centre has officially updated its pet policy for tenants to bring it into line with the government’s ban on the dangerous animals
Enfield Council tenants warned against owning banned XL bully dogs
The civic centre has officially updated its pet policy for tenants to bring it into line with the government’s ban on the dangerous animals
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