Trained hawks are being used to deter birds from nesting on town centre structures lined up for demolition
Hawks are being utilised to ensure that demolition projects in Lincolnshire remain on track by preventing birds from establishing nests on structures that are scheduled for demolition. This fresh strategy not only assures that construction schedules are adhered to, but also safeguards local wildlife, illustrating the harmony between expansion plans and conservation initiatives across the area.
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Highways England says the road is closed between the A52 (Barrowby) and B6326 (Balderton).
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